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COMMUNICATED

CANoNAoN, lug. AOJ ACOH.
To TIE JUsT1cEs OF TIE County:
am requested to call your attention te
the order of the Court, at its last term
authorizing tax payers to settle theil
county levics, by delivering to the JUST
ccs, corn, -four, bacon or beef, at schedule
prices, tho receipt Of the Justice being
made receivable by the ShorifF in the set
Element Of lcyies against the parties deliver.
ing TIC rr ..oa aaco
A convenient mode Of arranging the
business, SO far as -four is concerned. ii
this Let the tax payer give the Justice
an order on the mill for SO many barrels Of
-four; and, by orders on the miller, the
Justice can distribute the -four to the SOL
diers' families,
All detailed men can sell their pr oduce
for the benefit of the soldiers families.
Now. while farmers are getting out their
crops, is the time for the Justices to make
arrangements, in advance. to provide bread
at least, for the wives and children Of gu,
brave men in service.
lIUdu w. SHEF2EY,
County Commissioner.
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Notice to Taxpayers Of Angus
ia County.


In Pursuance ofan order Of the County Court
I Of Augusta, made at the July term 1864 viii
proceed in person and by Deputies. to make the
collection ofthe County levy under said order.
ut the places and days following to wit:
AT Midway, September 14th and 18th.
AZ MI Sidney. Greenville, aud Deerdeld, Sept
10th and Eth.
At New Hope, Stuarts D,af., Cra!gsville, and
Spring Hill, Sept. 10th and Goth.
AZ fishersville: Swoopes Depot, aud Parnassus,
Sept. 21st and 22nd,
tWaynesboro, and Churchvile, Sept, GARD
and 24th.
AtStannton, Sept. Seth and 9th.
At Middlebrook Mt. Meridian and Nj. Solos
Sept. 2sth and 18th
At New Port and Sherando, Sept. 30th and Oct
LIST.
All taxpayers, ara requested to meet at the
places and dates.na'ned above and as an induce
ment to prompt payment, deducti IN OF 10 per
centum upon the amount chargeable against any
person, will be made, provided such payment il
made on the days above mentioned, or on or before
the lst day ofsOctober 1864, otherwise the full
amount viii be collected.
HENRY H. PECK.
Sheriff Of Augusta County.
August l9,-1t
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WOOEa WANTED

Tia nndarsionad vary rnanant.n.ly Informs the
citzens OF Augusta and the adjacent counties that.
having furnished himself with a complete Get II
machinery, he viii re-essabish his Factory in the
county OF Aocabridge, and commence operations
10 the course OF SIX weeks. Having removed to q
place of safety his stock Of cloth prior to the de-
struction Of his Factory, at Port Republic by the
ankees, ne is now prepared &c exchange Cloth
Tor Wool, upon the following terms: One yard OF
ciosh lot TWO pounds Of clean washed wool.
In order to make Il more convenient To tho,.
VII" wish to make an exchange, he has made ar
rangementa with Mr. 4. Lynn, at the Vindicator
ONCE. stanton, to receive and receipt for the
wool. The cloth will be delivered at the same
place if desired.
Those not disposed to barter their wool. will
lind purchaser by calling on MIR. Lynn, who
will pay the highest mark ct price
Aug. l9--tt. A. TANQUARY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR. !
G. s. HosPrrAfs IN y1aG1NiA,
Richmond Aug - 1854

Richmond, Aug. IL, 1864.
IN accordance with orders from the Surgeon
a General. Surgeons in. charge of Hospitals in
Virginia instructed tn at they should make con-
tracts with gardeners and farmers for the supply
and delivery III such amounts Of vegetables and
other ordinary marketable produce as may be
necessary for their patients, beyond what can be
fun finished from the hospital gardens.
When. the condition of the hospital fund will
permit, Surgeons in charge of Hospitals ars al
lowed, it cessary. to purchase transportation to
enable them to obtain supplies of vegetables,
ehickeus eggs, DC, from beyond the limit. of
cities. more careful supervision will in future
be exercised the prces paid for such hospital
su pics and the Surgeo in.charge beheld strictly
foi any extrav agance in price.
Surgeons IN charge Of hospitals will inform their
stewa DIS that, purchasing in the markets of cities
or from wagons on their way to market, must ia
future not be resorted to until the other mo les of
pply herein indicated prove Intellectual, and in
that case only to such an extent as will supply de-
flciences.
IL, In accordance with instructions from the
Secretary Of ar, Surgeons in charge of hospitals
are1diIected not to purchase any of the following
articles composing the ratons as they will be
bought and supplied in future only by officers Of
the substance departments: beef mutton bacon
pork, wheat, -four, corn, meal, dried peas, beans,
rice, salt, vinegar, sugar, molassesy Hospital
agents engaged in the purchase Of these artici IS
VIII be iinmediatefy withdrawn
VIZ. 4, CARRINGTON,
Aug. 10 lw Medical Director.
hSs~ All papers il Virginia, ont Of Richmond,
cory oae week, AID send biI to Enq., Office.
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DIED.

On Tuesday. 2nd August. Henry Lee, infant
and four months.
On the sth inst, from the effects Of a wound re-
ce'ved on the 18th day of May 1864, M. HENRY
W; WOOD, in the 49th year Of his age
CARRIERS Artillery company from this place. and
was among the first to go forth in defence of his
country. He was a brave and good soldier, and
was always prompt in the discharge Of his duties.
But whilst he fought bravely in the defence Of his
country, he also became soldier Of the eros and
was victorious over his last enemy-Death. He has
fought his last battle and h IS entered into the
crest that remains to the peopl e Of Cod
A FRIEND
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&c C. The attention of wool growers
and persons who may wish to secure
q supply Of WOODEN goods for the APP
preaching winter, is respectfully di-
rected to the advertisement Of A. B.
Tanqualy, in to-day's paper. Mr..
Tanquary was one Of the many suf-
ferers in the Valley, at the hands of
the Yankees, during their recent raid
through our country. Not daunted,
however, by the loss Of his Factory at
Port Republic, he has, by untiring
energy, succeeded in procuring suffi-
cient amount of machinery to resume
operations, and expects to do so in
the course Of q few weeks.
See advertisements in another
column.
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VIRGINIA ;-Atrues held in tho Clerks Office
y of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, the
LIST dav Of August 1864.
Joseph ger,-Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Isaac KILLER Abram KILLER, and---T ates,
administrator ofB. Fl. Kiber, dec d,-Defend ..
The object of this suit is to attach lot OF ground
in Spring Hill. belonging To absent Defendants.
Isaac KILLER and Abraham KILLER, to pay amount
of debt due the Plaintiff
The Defend ants Isaac Kibler and Abraham Kib-
ler not having entered their appearance, and 1t
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not residents of this Commo nwealth: IL ordered
that they appear bore within onn month after due
publication Of this notice. and do what is necessa-
ry to protect their interest.
TRour. P. @.
August SIT
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augusta County Court Clerks Office to wit
TWO ESTEgAY CATTLE.

YTNAKEN up by John Brown On his land near
a. Fishersville in Augusta County, about the
first of July 1854 OF the following description to
wit.
LIST. A horned Steer Of br indie color some white
ON end OF tail, some white brisket and belly,
brand and supposed to be three years old.
End. A horned steer OF red color, white on end
OF tall white hind feet, come white belly,
marked with crop off left and hole and slit or I'M
derkee il right supposed to be three years oil
and appraised ut $3.50 each, by Thomas Shumatc,
David Reeves and VIM. Caldwell before Absalom
Koiner J. p.
Extract Teste
WIN. A. BURNETT, Clerk.
August l9,-st
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Clerks Office Co., Court Of august to uis
Seven Estray Cattle.

TENAKEN up by William ID. Andeesoon. on his
Il land near Staunton the 9th day Of June 1864
of the following description viz:
LIST. Heifer of dark red color two wears old
marked with an underkee in both ears and slit i "
same, branded with letter IT" on right hip and
appraised at 1920.
2nd. A Heier of dacl, red oolcr. two years old
marked with an unuerkeel in boil, ears and slit in
same, branded with letter 'T'' on right hip and
appraised at 1920.
3rd. A Spotted Heifer same age and marks,
appraised at $500.
4th. A Steer Same age and marks. red sides
white back and belley, appraised at $500.
9th. A Heifer of red color two years old markpl
with half crop in left ear and appraised at $500.
9Th A Steer of light brindle ceIor ls months old
marked with crop off both and underkeel in
the right and appraised at $3.50.
18th. Cow of black color, supposed to be four
years Old white face, branded with the lettcr O',
neck and appraised OF $3.50, by James Craw-
ford. J. - Moornan and Isaac Parkins, before
William Crawford j 2.
Extract Teste
WILLIAM a. BURNETT, Clerk.
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\ IRGINIA :-A.rules held in the Clerks Of
fee of the Circuit Court for Augusta county
tho LIST dav of August 1864.
Franklin koincr and David Koner, Executors OF
Michael Concr, decd, and in their own right
Plaintiffs,
40 aINsr.
Catherine elmer ard nine Children, viz: Will
lam Koiner, James Ii. Koiner, Franklin Kniner,
Elizabeth Eng eman, wife Of John Engleman,
Susan Brannaman, wife of John Brannaman,
Margaret Tsig, wife of joseph Teig, David
Conner, John g. Conner and Samuel S Conner
Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to expound the will and
codicl of said Conner, decd and tc divide the es
tate among the parties entitled thereto.
The Defendants Elizabeth Engleman. wife OF
John Engleman, and Margaret Teig, wife Of Jo-
seph Teig, not having entered their appearance,
aud It appearing BIZ satisfactory evidence that they
are not residents of this Commonwealth tits or
dered that they appear here within one month Of
ter due publication Of this notice. and do what is
necessary to protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Cl'k.
SYrAaY, P. @.
Aupuss5--dt
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.IIUdu w. SuEF2EY,
County Commissioner

We are satisfied from data exhibited to
US, but which it would not be prudent to
publish that the call Of Lincoln for troops.
will furnish two white men from Maryland
to the Confederate armies for one to the
Federal. Sentinel
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e. We desire also to call atten-
ton to the card of j. w. S. Taylor.
Commission Merchant, at Richmond.
ia our issue of to-day. Mr.. Ia, lor
IS native Of this county, aud was
engaged ii business for some years
prior to the war He is said, b. all
who know him, to be young man Of
flne character, huafnpss habits, and
beng discharged from service on ac-
count OF injuries sustained in battle.
we trust he will receive a liberal
patronage from our people.
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HORSE STOLEN.

NRO0 REWARD. Stolen from tho sub
ROVO seriber, in Brooks Gap, on Monday,
the 18th instant,
BAY STALLION,
four years old last Spring, black maac end tail,
name rubbed on on top by collar, small foretop,
small star IN his forehead, high carriage, hind
or Knot on his right fore foot. just above tho hoof
Is We. sAod, with rteel.toed shoes on his fore
iees, ana plain shoes on hind feet. 10 was seen,
! understand, IN MI. Scion, on Monday evening,
Win boy on his back, without = saddle, and
passed up by StribblIng Springs.
VIII pay the above reward for bis recovery, or
for iniormationthat will enable me 10 got him.
ANY information in regard to tho horse can be
rue at Cootes' Store, Rockingham county. Va.
EMANUEL HOOVER,
Son CT David Hooyers widow.
August l9th-At.
M 13lnir - u, rsoro
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Aagusto County Court CLERKS Office to ,eit:
Five Eatray Cattle.

TSAKEN up by Isaac J and John H. Parkins on
Il their laud in said County the 18th day Of June
1854 of the following description to wit :
Int. a Heifer of white color, one year old no ear
marks, appraised at $3.50.
End Heifer of spotted color, one year Old nc
ear marks, appraised at 5000
3rd. Steer of black color, two years old M
ear marks, appraised at 1924.
4th. Steer OF white color, red ears one wear
old, appraised ct $3.50.
5th. Steer of white color, one year old, crop
OF the right ear, aud half crop Off the left and APP
praised at $50, by j Webb, Daniel Stover and
) Moorman, before VIM d. Anderson j. 2.
Extract Teate.
WIN. A. BURNETT, Clerk.
August lo,-3t
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e - 'rlae7feasEer is referred to. The
card OF slessrs. Blair and Hoge, Com
missions Merchants, at Richmond.
found IN our advertising columns Ct
to-day. Messrs. &. & Ii. are ge1tls-
men OF established reputatioa.if Their
business, and, from their Known
promptness ard fair dealing, they 4, :
serve, and will, 40 doubt, receive 4
lsDeral patronage from the Valley.
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NITRE AND MINING BUREAU,
RICHMOND Avpust Is 1864

RICHMOND, August 70, IS64-
FIND ER INSTRUCTIONS FROM. THE
~ Secretary OF War, the Commissary Depaat-
ment win in future furnish all supplies required
by this Bureau, and all officers agents now en-
gagged collecting Commissary Stores in the st ates
ofNorth Carolina, Virginia & Upper East Tonnes
see will at once case operations. Engagement IS al
ready made will be complied with.
RICHARD MORTON,
Lieutenant Colonel,
Acting Chief of Bureau.
August bit.
ne Vindcator publish II and send bill to
Richmond Dispatch.
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MARRIED

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Dice Mn.
ROBERT H. TERRELL, and MISS MARTHA G. Doom.
near Staunton, Va.
On the 4th inst, by the Rev. G.. Beard, Capt.
EDWIN A. FuLcHER, of Richmond, Va. to Miss
EMMA A. ENGLBMAR, of Augusta county, Va,
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LOST CATTLE.

T Lost by the Yankee raid, some twenty yearl
i ings, AID two years old, clip Oft each ear
Three cows big speckeed, a brindle, with one
horn eff; white with dark spots about the neck
TIE last two are fresh about this time. Also sons
beef cattle, marks not known. | believe some o.
them now in this county.
Aug. 10 St. JAMES q. CoCHRASE.
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TTNAX IN KIND.
i To correct what seems to be general mis-
apprehension on the subject Of the 1.-THE in Wool,
would call the attention Of producers to tn to /
lowing extract from the 1.-THE law, as amen ded
June 10th, 1864:
'.Nesher shall any farmer planter who does
not produce more than ten pounds OF Wsol IN THE
AGGREGATE, or more than fifteen pounds OF ginned
Cotton for each member Of the family, be subject
to said tax in kind.
r. C. SAUNDERS,
Majnr and Controlling Q. NJ for Virginia.
August 18th 1864 ~
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CLERKS flee, County Court of Augusta to
~ wit:
TWO ESTRAY COWS,
Taken up by Daniel stoner, on his land in said
county, the 10Th day of june 1864, of the follow
ing description, to wit:
LIST. COW OF bac, color. six years old, with
white back and be ly, cap Knocked of left hip,
no ear marks or brand appraised a, $3.50
End. A large roam, muly cow, six. years old, no
J. C. Week, J. =. Parkins and Henry Sheets.
before VIM Craw ford, J. P.
Aug. l9--3t. WIN. a. BURNETT. Clerk.
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STAUNToE, AUGUST ssT 1865

The next session OF tho AUGUSTA FEMALE
SEMINARY will open tie middle of September.
and close the middle of June. As only limited
number ofboarders can be accommodated, early
application are important.
MISS NJ. J. BALnWIN, Principal.
MISS AGNES McCLUNG, Manager
of the Boarding Department
Aug ste G:fs~ Rockingham Register copy 3
and send bill to this office.
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@ We are panied to learn that the
Barn of Thomas Walker, Esq, of this
County, together with quantity Of graiu
stored therein. was destroyed by lightning
on Sunday last.
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TOM.
v lliam Fanbsr and Marion Faub er.

JAKE NOTICE, that shall on Saturday the II
a, OF September next, and from day to day
hereafter until completed at the Clerks Office ct
inc county Court Of Augusta, take the dispositions
OF witnesses to be read evidence the trial Of
ca &c now pending in Circuit Court Of Augusta
oeunty, IN which am plaintiff and you are defend
ants.
A. w. GREAVER.
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NOTICE.

NF0RMATI0N is desired concerning Arthur
\ =: Ramsay, soldier OF Brigader General
Naughn's command wounded at Piedmont aud
supposed to be near the battle field. Amy infov-
nation touching the above mentioned will be
thankfully received by j. I. l.. Preston, at Lex
inseou, va. Aug. 10. 80
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.CTAYED from my premises, lin stanton, about
~ ten days before the occupancy OF the town by
the Yankees, a small white COW, with reddish ca rs
and legs four years old She had car marks
but one had been torn by dog 81 that do not
remember them. She was giving milk, anv inior-
nation hat will lead to her recovery will be lib
orally rewarded by The subscriber. +
EDWIN j.. EpM0NDS0N;
Stanton Va, July SIT
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:" anted
lOOO BUSHELS OF WHEA r.

FTNHE undersigned wishes to purchase for the
i Town OF Staunton. One Thousand Bushels Of
Wheat, or its equivalent in Flour, payable in
Bonds of the Corporation, in one, two or three
years, at the option of the seller. The Interest
will be p.id either annually or semi annually as
may be desired.
:! u. i i. M kAYshin, committee.
JAS. CRAWFORD.
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Without this authority, detailed Iner
cannot know to whom to SELL
HUGH W. SHEFFEY.
County Com.
August II. 1864 2t
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TsoR. sATrE.

a woundgd Soldier, has good Cavalry uorac,
:. Z Which he wishes to sell. Is can be seen Mt
the farm Of j. n. Stout, Esq, on Middle River
until. Monday 22d inst, Court day, when any ono
de,as'ring to purchase such horse can see him in
oeauhtOn. Aug Jy--It
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TO FARMERS A N D OTHERS

TO FARMERS "A N u UIHElO'
V7OUR attention IL asked to the following reso-
i luton Of Board Of Directors OF Central Lu-
matte Aeylsm.
"Rcsolye that the Steward be authorized to
purchaac supplies
On The Credit Of the State,
on the lowest tcrms he can; to be paid when de-
mnnded BY tho pereon ceiling nth interest If re-
CURED"
This mode OF payment is regarded as equal to
debt contracted before the war, or as an equiv-
alent to Specie, the credit OF the State being
bound for its payment and besides the supplies
sold me are exempt from impressment.
invite proposal. for Wheat, Flour, Corn,
o Beef ca,, ae b nu'en a0 tor
such an institution.
SAML. A. HOSlIOUR, Steward
OF Central Lunstic Asylum.
Staunton, August S, ls6l-St
Ne- Rockingham Register copy 81 and send
bil, to this office.
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Grange & Alexandria Rail Road.

IN (2eigit per cent coupon bonds OF
49, $1,000 each. due May !, 1878.
1000 Nos. 713. TIA.
:, ), (aditto ofS50o each. due May lat
'73 Nos. and S.
4 4 like the above Nos. o9l. 5o2.
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y
JOS. JACKSON. IN.
Recorder Va Forces
VIRGINIA AT a court held for the county of

VIRGINIA AT a court held for the county of
Augusta, at the Court house on Monday, the
26th day of July 1864.
The court having had read to it corrrlrica.
ton from los. jackson, Jr. Rc.order Of thu, Vtr
ginia Forces in respect to the perpetuation IF te-
tim"nies proving outrages committed by the rubhc
enemy and other matters, rs OaDBtLn that said
communication be published in the ne6spapcrs
printed in Saunton for the info rma;ion of the jus
tees; and the court approving the suggestions
contained in said communication. is further or
dered, that each justice be requested to take the
testimony and statements indicated in said com
munication and 10 report the same as promptly as
practicable to the Clerk OF this court who is hereby
directed in such form be suggested by said
Recorder, to copy or have copied the evidence
statements and matters so reported TO him; and
the said clerk is authorized to purchase the paper
necessary for the purposes aforesaid on account of
the county; and the court will hereafter appropri.
ate the money necessary to paw the Clerk a rea :
sonable compensation for his labor and expenses
IN executing this order.
A Copy. Teste.
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Clerk
July 29-2m.
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Corporation Of Staunton,

MAR. 3, mime boAds Of 800 each payable
1851. in 10 years from Jan. /, 1851.
Nos. LOG. z. 3. Q. 10. ii. IL. Is ID
Feb. 10, To bond to Jos. Smith, No. l.
1859. | sInterston the above paid only
IN Inn l. IS63
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y;rginia central Rail cad

Mar. i, Coupon bonds Of $1,000 payable
1856. in I.ich'd, July l. 1884. No. G25 1000.
JULY l, + Ia bo:.ds like abo We. MS. l. 2.
1854, 3. d. 5. 6. Z. 50. 10. 90. 80. l20
a. "a Coupon Bonds of $1,000 each
o,a.l J PAYABLE inNcw York on july /,
Aoo'' 1884. Nos. 122. l23 I24. 80
90 Coupon Bonds Of $500 each
~ ss:a - due Jan. 1 1877. Nos. l. 2. 3.
10os' i. s. 6. I, 8. .. 10 90
APR. /, a. Ak Ps a. rs
1859. 1nt.rcst IN amos bonds ha, been
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

A box of yaluabcs in charge Of the Bank in
IN the Valley OF Va, at Staunton, WAS destroy
ed by fire on the ID snyilie the -2Sd ult.
Amongst the evidences OF debt belonging to me it
contained the following
PUBLIC BONDS.
This therefore is tenotfy all whom il may concern,
that shall apply to the proper authorities for a
renewal Of the same. viz
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To the Justices of augusta !:

Tothe Justices Of augusta
I submit to you form to be used in
giving authority to the families Of soldiers
to purchase supplies from detailed farmers.
Each Justice should give one Of these GER
tifisates to the head Of each family on his
list
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staunton, Va
FRIDAY MORNING, AvCTsT 10, .lsc4.
RAGS : Rags : .

T.sROM 10 to | cts per peund according to guam
h tity and quality. sfiii be paid for clean linen
andCotton rags, deferred at the "liAdicafer"
:, flee.
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Fifteen Hundred Plates,

Breakfast, Dinner. Tea and large proportion o'
samn plates of different sizes, Cups and Saucers.
w. Cars Pickle dish es, leaf form Soap Dishes,
smai Mrst Dishes, large Turkey Dishes Vegetable
n;she. Fruit Dishes very handsome pattern, large
Ice Bowls Water Pitchers. Milk Pitchers or = s.ta
rtpan,,,ers. one cask of eight square Tumblers
Vine Glasses, yofy fine Decanters, Casters and
some Extra Cruets. Cream Mugs, Sugar lewis.
also abou. one HUNDRED Looking Glasses dliieren'
sizes. "a o,o,oco ~ tho
store Room of Mr.. James A. Piper, Whlses Cor
ner cr,nr .nt
for Capon Company.
A,ru.+ ~ leeI-2t