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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-07-06

A FloridIan Rip Van Wlrrkls made his an
peaFance IN 81. Mary The other day, from the
depths OF the Everglades. bringing two negroes
for sale lie was astonlshe,l and d;xyu ted =,
learn that there had been War, and that bi,
negroes were FREQ.
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We would cauion conservatives against any
violation oI The peace to-day, however much
they may become excited or provoked. On
this day, let US have peace. Give the Rad
ica!s no preiext to charge that the Censerya-
tiyes have lcea in fault.
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4 MsW Uaval0nine eat

We haze heard # inaay ealsrepntabIe pro-
ceesiln2> on the slari of Wells We confess.
therefore, no asionishment 1T he exposition
made his 'nprnng by ne let'er Of Gen Stone
man, the late Comnaniant f this district -
We We're advised OF the attempt to >ell the
oiae $ Interest hi the Virginia and Tennessee
road bat he other railroad, 10 which, General
o'oIieni II refers, without naming, i, news to
as but NOS surprising We were prepared 10
believe hat " ellis would dispose OF every Ia
leress Ut the State il he c,nd thereby fiji bi-
own i"b,. Il, denial alter the departure ii
Uthafai St"neman, when he supp BED there
Wa no GHe VINO G ,uid CONVICT him Of talsehnod,
Is ,,, III keeping with his slippery geaius-RicA
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NeaC Advertisement.
chesapeake d. OitiO R0iIrOOtg

|
GUSs NJ E.AS sGka u s4E.-Un and after
| y the Born OF j We, 1869, MIL TRAIN
will run daily between Richmond and White
| Sulphur Springs. Leave Richmond at 8 A. NJ
and arrive at White Sulp hur Springs at SIP. NJ.
Leave White Sulphur Springs at a. NJ. and ar
rive at Richmond at 5:.U NJ
ACCOM- MEDIATION TRAIN between Char
| lottesville and Richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
| NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS Leaves Char
louisville at A. NJ. and arrives at Richmond at
9:25 A. III. Leaves Richmond at $50 T. NJ and
| arrives at charlottesville. at 9 z. NJ.
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsvile
| and charlottesville with trains on Orange. Alex
aiidrla an | Manassas railroads for Alexandria,
Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Lynch
burg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, New
Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile &c; nc Staunton
with stages for Weyers Cave, Harrsonburg and
Augusta Springs; ut Goshen with stages for Lex
ington, Natural Bridge, Rockbridge Alum
Springs, Cold sulphur Springs and Rockbridge
Baths at MILFORD with stages for Bath Alum
and Warm Springs; at Covington with stages
for Holland Healing Springs: at Allegheny with
at w hite Sulphur Springs with stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs LGwiSburg. Charleston, &c.
JAMES f. NETHERLAND
July 6-tf General Tirket Agent.
VIRGINIA at Nules ne,u m lnv IIo1N 5
Office of the Gre lit Court for Augusta
county, the 9Th day OF July, 1862
George Rusmis-i and Asher ArSenbright, exec
utors of Christian Ru>misel, decd, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
William Phillips, Napoleon j. Buck. and Sam
Paul, Defandants-1n Chancery, upon an At
tachment.
The object Of this suit is to recover of William
Phillips, WHO is an absent Deicndunt Il d BIT due
The plaintiff of 40, ore-half payable on lst
day of April, 1863 and the other on The st 0u Y
of April, 1861, the first half credited BY $500 O0
Nov. II, 1867, and BY SD 90. Nov. 70 1868. nav.
able in specie. its equivalent; and t. attach
in the hands OF the other defendants and restrain
them from paving oyer or delivering money or
effects in their hands belonging or due to said ab
MT defendant.
The Defendant William Phillips, not. having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by SAL
l>tacory evidence that he is not IL resident of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary TO protect
his Interest. Copy-Teste.
J. N. RYAN, D. G.
Trout, D. q.-july6-4t
xNANTED.-To buy small farm near
w Staunton. Persons having such for sale
are requested to report to the 1a
Spectator Office.
July CT rr7r11
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w Der next, at public auction, large and
valuable tract of GRASSLAND, containing
$500 acres, lying in the Mlngo Flats, Ran
doph county. West Virginia. The tract can be
divided to suit purchasers. Sale to take place on
the premises. Terms-One-third cash. remain
der in one and two years. Ea5H@s1e- Tn EsqE
g. may25-tds .,5at JOHN d. STERRETT.
Clarks burg Conservative copy H., -.r.--,
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When gentleman is quietly taking an after
noon nap l. ,nnst be exceedingly disae reeable to
have suck-egg hound. whose breath still
smells Of a recent Stefcoraceon~ BANG let, come
and lawn around him and lick his lips and
che els. Col Il. Il. WitherS our gal ant leader
n" has withdrawn from, he gnheina sorial can
van>. dniihtle>s experience, s"methin:f OF thar
sort OF feeling when he rrad~ of The com-
'iilnents whicl. " ellis takes occasion to pay
h'in along the line of the Orange and Alex
anurla railroad - Ecnufrpr
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lheFe are IA" 'gea:$ amazing The Hebrew pee
pie in England Each .Jewi>h $, nagogue has
Committee of The most respectable mclber>.
Whose business it Is 10 lonk afsr the ,.oor. The
aged are pen irnrd. and the di. aided laced il,
ho>i i'ais, on finnisl., d with regular re:ef.
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$3.50. CIR.
By 5, AS tithables a S. each is.........S21, 912

The depositum in the above is seemingly a very
large amount, but is based upon the return of
delinquents for the past year, numbering, white
and colored, zoos, which result, if not material
ly changed for the present year, will absorb all
nearly all the depositum assessed.
Teste, VIM A. BURNETT, d. G.
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sALE.-In purs1-

Y ance of decretal order of the Circuit Court
of Bata county, rendered on the 18th day of
May. 1869, in a cause therein pending. in the
names of John P. Porter and Charles Sitlington,
administrators of Andrew Sitlington, deceased,
VS.. the heirs and legal representatives of said in
testate, we will proceed on TUESDAY, THE
18TH DAY OFJULY, 1869, at the Courthouse
of Bath county, to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, the following tracts of land lying
and being in the county of Bath, of which An
drew Sitlington, died seized, to wit:
One tract of lS2 acres, lying on mill creek,
one tract of 125 acres adjoining the mill creek
tract, one tract of 1865 acres on the waters of
mill creek, one tract of 500 acres on the top
of the Warm Springs mountain, and one other
tract of 80 acres also on the top of the said
mountain.
The tract containing 1872 acres is well improved
and in d-the other tracts are unimproved and
abound in fine timber minerals and water power,
and afford fine ranges for cattle --9E
+ TERMS OF SALE--Cash in hand sufficient to
pay expenses of sale, and for the residue credit
of ene two and three years, in equal installments,
to bear interest fromjthe day of sale-the purcha-
sers to execute bonds with approved personal Sc
eurity and the legal title to be retained as ulti-
mate security for the deferred payments.
tc + sE iea Il JOHN p. PORTER, rs
araga III er4 CHAS. SITLINGTON, -f
=
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I AND FOR SAzE.-We wish 10 sell. pri-
q vately, 1913 acres Of land, lying on the I've
hiSer Gap road, one mile Southeast of Midway.
ana one mile from Vesuvus Foundry AboTtt
eighty acres are cleared and under good fence
the balance IN timber. The improvements con,
sist OF dwelling house, barn. and all necessory
Terms will be made accommodating
TOT iufther particulars address either of us
,oo - THOMAS MCCORMICK
oc'zV-II JAMES w. MCCORMICK.
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Private Safes.

HNOR SALE.-A very desirable dwelling
u house and lot in Staunton, situated on Fred
with a number of choice fruit trees on it, Price
$1,000. Possession given lst July
TERMs-S500 cash and balance in l. 2 and 8
years, with interest. G. G. YEAKLE v
& + lUne22-3t Wind cOpV Wipchactor Va
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EOR sALE.ValuabIe Residence &
NlRUNTEE,S SALE OF Recall Esfate.-

VHVSUS L Z z > SA Ii Il Vi HttdI EStsttt.-
By virtue of a deed of trust executed by
Flemming Carol, on the 10th day of June 1851,
l will sell on the premises, at public auction, on
SATURDAY. JULY THE 10TH, 1869,
tract of land situated near Cragsvile, in Au-
gusta county, containing IO3 acres. adjoining
the lands of Craig and Wood ward; and at the
same time and place undivided interest of one
half or two-thirds of tract cOntainn g,ffty-tOur
acres, and adjoining the Estaline Furnace tract;
also a tract containing twenty-six acres, adjoin-
ing the said tract of fifty four acres.
Terms liberal and made known on the day of
sale A. b. LIGHTNER,
OIL Il Irilstpp
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"euh'e ute sun's up all art'c,e on the woman
queSf'o" in these words: The no,Ie,r wife
VINO dtinahdr e'ea,thing hut gives no; hing in
ie'u'" Is liitl nl'a, womankood, and has a
cial'h utch n"ihtg bur liberation or Gentleman /"
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From the ID SPA c. ut' SATURDAY last.
AN AWFUL CALAMITY.

Three Citizens "A. He'd i,y the Falling
OF "a Bridge.
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cnmnif'ee, consisting Of thirty-six citizens
and .h, same number OF magistrates, appointed
by the c',unt,y Of Rock ingi,am ior the purpose
OF ing estimate Of The losses of that cnlf,-
~ t,y the execution of Gen Sheri,,an's orders.
made an Investigation and reported "a follows
u VI lng-li.u>eS burned, so; barns burned
$50; mills burned, 81; fencing destroyed.
tni'sl fOt,; hu-h heels Of wheat destroyed 100 :
n1U; t.'i fes 1T Germ des r,yed, 50 900; tons
of hay destroyed. 6 2s3 cartle carried off.
1850: horses carried .tf 1850; Sheep carried
oft $50; factories burnett 3; fi;rauce destroy
ed /. In addition 10 which there Was an i'm
nense amount OF Farming utensils OF every de-
| scr,pilou Destroyed many Of them of great
value. such rs MEG ,rmlck reapers a I'd thresh-
ing machines; also household aud kitchen
furniture, money, bonds plates etc ETC.. the
whole l''ss estimated at the enormous sun of
$25 coo 00O''
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Ne,U AdUertisen
ID EOWNSBURG ACADEMY,
Id ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
CHARLES S. DoD, a. NJ. = Principal.
Mas. NJ ARGARET NJ. WIrHRow, Matron of the
Boarding Department.

This High School for Boys, which has been in
successful operation during the past year, will be
re-opened on the second Monday IN SEPTEMBER
Situated only IL miles from Washington College,
in retired village of about twenty families, en-
inent for a highly moral and religious tone, where
no distractions nor allurements tempt the student
from his books, this school presents rare facili-
ties for those who wish to prepare for College or
for the active pursuits of life. The course of
study embraces Latin. Greek, Mathematics, the
Bellies Lettres. the Modern Languages. and the
elements Of the Physical Sciences.
Charges per Session of forty weeks;
incidental Fee, ply
Tuition in three branches 400
Each additional study lOOO
Board per month, including fuel, ights -,,.ssoo
h ana was ming IO.UO
Ten per cent deducted from the above charges
when payment for the whole year is made in
advance; ten per cent added when payment is
delayed till the end of the year; four per cent
deducted for half-yeary payments in ADVANCE ;
| four per cent added when payment is made al
the end of the half-year. Pupils entering as late
| as the 1st of November will be charged SIS 90 a
month for three studies, and SO cents monthly
incidental tax. Ii Is cheapest to enter early.
esAs~se-ss RECOMMENDATIONS -2 Sss
We, the trustees of Brownsburg Academy,
cordially recommend it to those who wish to give
their a thorough collegiate business edu-
cation. as we have full confidence In the capacity
and ftithfulness of its Principal-Chares 5. bod.
A. M.-who has conducted it the past year to
our entire satisfaction. 81
| jonathan Brooks A PATTERSON.
| VIM. WITHRow, ,g3-2o j. w. GILKEsoN
ril ~ g HENRY B. JONES.
| .oaa eeEls .e,-es.f AUGUST 4th 1868.
Mr.. Chas. S bod has been engaged as Assis-
tant Professor in Washington College during the
| last Two years in the schools of Latin, Mathe-
natics, and Modern Languages. l consider ham
u good classical scholar and gentleman of fine
I literary attanments. l}-a e9g II. E.zLEE.
| - @ar z AAA July 24th, 1868
| 1t gives me pleasure to state that Mr.. Chas. s.
| bod is q gentleman of high character and at
tainments. He has mad much experience in
-E& g W.ALLAN,8 - q Z b.
| Prof Applied Mathematics. Wash. College.
| And similar testimonials from many Others
| Apply for circulars to j. w. Gilkeson, Browns
| burg Va tl In v6 -2rf
+ ~ " a. III
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10 HEAD BEDBUGs. "A lady who has tried
it. gives the following simple method of ex
tirpating the repnlsve bedbug. which remedy,
to say the least, is worthy Of a trial: Ii any
person need sure remedy for bedbugs, they
can have mine, and cleanse the house of this
troublesome vermin without expense. They
have only TO wash with salt water, filling the
cracks where they frequent with salt, and you
may look IN VAIN for them. Salt seems inlmlcal
10 bedbng~, and they will moi trail through it.
think it preferable to all ointinents, aud the
buyers require no certificate as to its genuine
ness
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Tie Ne~ Yak Tribune in a recent editorial
says very ha'ly that We must expect hard linz
Iof tie rext tonr years, each harder than the
one that proceeded ii.
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Judge" T. S largest.


The appointment of tins aspiring ,nung car
pet-basger to the Judgeship nf he r ckiny
ham Circuit Is so supremacy ludicrous tina, we
can scarcely summon gravity enough 10 point
Its appropriate moral, lit can be. 81 you re
joking, Was oar response and.th general re-
S.r',.>e when the fact was fir>t cnmpl,.,ica ed =
Men could nor bclieee HAT Ten Candy would
50 trrhc with the penple over whom he bear
rule d, t" apl,,lnt mere tyro, without learn
ing. practice or qualification OF any s,rt, moral
or intellectual, to positions of sucl: grave re-
sp"n>iti ity.
Shades of Marshall Pendleton. Rnaue. Tuck-
err. Carr and Parker We. who once assembled
Virginia tribunals Of justice, after years o.
honorable professional toll, rich in legal lore aud
demonstrated capacity be calm! The people
among whom your bright examples, and the
cd II OF your virtues >tiiIive had no part or lot
IN he elevation OF this young adventurer who
never made an argument, or unaded, tried a
CAUSE from a subordinate position in the Clerk $
office Of an inferior Court to the erlnine We once
aderned a soldier. careless of his trust, per-
chance, regardless Of the public veal did this
outfagenu> act, PERHAPS in ignorance of what he
did. = Winchester Times e..a"
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RITUALEsM A New York letter of Thurs
day says: The extreme rituasfs to day
a>tom>ied moderate Epl>cnralians by ano' he,
highly peculiar service III Christ Church, Firth
asenne. The OCCASION was the ha l,ti, sn of an
infant of the rector. De- L ser. After forming
a procession aud marching around the church.
,rec@ed by an 'ac,y,e carr, ing lighted can
de. the rtctor took she latter f on It's socket
ana dipped it Ia he water three times. The Ill
lans was ,he;i dipped in >iu.iiar manner. after
which the candle was transferred to he hand ;
OF the sponsor; and hen all elegant white robe
was ihrown over the Infant, he clergy all the
while singing chant Few persons were pre-
sent -
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VALUABLE PROPERTY For sale

Isl, WHOLE, SQUARE of the town of
;aIII nh Win my resldence-one of the most de-
slrable homes in the place.
IND, TWENTY FINE BUILDING LOTS.
on an extension of Frederick street, very desra
pie every way.
:, 3rd, Two of the most desirable residences in
Staunton. "
4th, TEN LOTS on an extension of Cou,tor
a.reS' eafn G1naainlng one acre. well set in grass
.h osh, "A ON OG HOUSE & LOT, just East of
9th, small ,h farms Of from 10 to 100 acres to
SUIT purcha5ers, on the Valley turnpike. "
depot. " 0'0uiiIon near the
s sth' a Al FARM Il miles S. w. of staunton
10th, LOTS & HOUSES at the old dist;lon.
properly on the Chesapeake & Ohio r. r.
HoNlf- O. HApM.,r
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EAAEkS 4. HAAXSEEs

h1o STORE for the present, to tho corner be-
Stsunton, July Eft
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otter for sale or rent this propertv on
when reside, containing about 81 acres inst
GS saI6 the town on the Parersburg turnpike
II rented, good security will be reouired anrY7v
may4-tf LAVTNIA " II TEN
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Digs FOgs SALE.-The subscriber has for
sale some fine Chester Pigs. They will be
o"id by the pair or singly, as the purchaser NAV
prefer. Af 81 WIN r GATJAUEp 10y
June % 4ts w. ~,
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% " r. MS
49, NEW TURBINE
lsSsssssSzg WATER Wheel

rTSAissS Is acknowledged to be the simplest
1oc r IN construction, most durable and
wheel. ' 0'0ieAo'
Illustrated and Descriptive Pamphlet, con-
tanning all necessary information relative to tbis
heel, sent free, by addressing
n f BURNHAM,
july6-6m* ,ft Wi, d.
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" wb Gner Tor SALE privately part of the farm
ist tract of 70 acres. with Snnd On:
house a good young orchard of 100 trees. weii
water.d about Is acres of timber. sjtuated "e 81
miles South of Staunton "'et @s
md, a tract OF l0O acres-about rs cleared
and IN a fine state of Observation-Disclosures heav-
lily Acknowledgements land. Adioins Mol.
3rd, A tract of $50 acres-ine land-most
OF which is heavily timbered. Adjoins No. 2.
Nss- Terms easy
The lands will be shown to persons WISHING 70
purchase, by II. P. DICKERSON.
Sap2l-u 1TfE for Mrs. M A. Crawford.
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s'MHsESHHNG MACHINE For Sale.

L The undersigned has for sale a Pitts Eight
H"rse Threshing Machine 1t is nearly new
and in frst-ratc condition
WM. B. GALLAHER
June - 4ts WAYNE, boro
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n HsSOLUTEON.-Th partnership here.
~ toort existing between Hughes & Ma
tneny Is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
Mr. w M. Matheny Will continue the manu-
tacture of Boots and Shoes of all kinds. in the
best manner from the best materials.
NJ. Hughes will remain in the shop which is
sufficient guarantee that work leaving this shop
will be of first quality.
Mr.. Matheny is authorized to collect all mon
eys due the old firm and will pay all claims
teiInst II. iy6
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~ The undersigned rs agents of Boiling r.
owoope are authorized to sell that valuable tract
81 81 lahu containing 43It acres, known as the
"owoope Farm" and lying near Swoone's Denot
on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad, in Augusta
county, eight miles West of Staunton. The land
IS by any in the county in produc-
tract no land of an inferior quality. The inn
provements consist of brick mansion house.
ana convenient and ample out-buildings
BOILING H. Swoope residing on the farm will
snow 1t to persons desiring to purchase. Anniv
to SHEFFEY & BUMGARDNERp P'S
9e.o!y Staunton, Va.
AFAUNTON building Association
IHlRTY-FIVE SHARES OF STOCK
IN . ALE Apply TO
30 r. HEBER KER, Secretary.
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4 AND FOR SALE.-Under trust to mo
4 from the late Rev Samuel Kennerlv Will
sell IN front of the Court house in Staunton on
ny -uVNDAl IHE 18TH DAY OFJULY
county, containing about 400 acres. Il has
On u yaIuaole locust and other timber, and has
j., lame NJ Stout, Esq. or DR.. s. Kennerly can
Ierfns-Costs Of sale in hand balance in six
ana twelve months in equal installments bear
ing ihterest-purchaser giving bonds and good
security. n. X TROUT
iuiN6-tds Trn.tno
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AUCTION Sales.
GALE OF Household and Kitchen

GALE OF Household and kischeh
e FURNITURE.
T will SELL at Thinking Spring Parsonage, on
THTRSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY,
the principal part of my Household and Kitchen
furniture. embracing Bedsteads, Bedding, Ia
bles. Chairs, Cooking Stove, 2 Box Stoves, a
Cutting Box Shovel Pillow, Harness, one horse
Wagon, one Cow and many other things too te-
dious to mention.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock.
-TERMs-Bnder $40, cash lover $40 SIX mon
credit will be given. T. ,. NJ. DEE.
june29-3t&
NOR SALE-VaIuabie Residence 81
II STORE HOUSE, with Stock of Goods, In
Churchville, Virginia
The subscriber having determined to remove TO
the w est, offers for sale his valuable property in
Churchviie, Va, eight miles West of,Staunton.
The dwellings house is new and commodious,
with excellent garden; the store-house convent
ent and the best stand in the place-the whole
constituting one of the most desirable points for
a large mercantile establishment in the Valley.
The neighborhood is very desirable, with good
schools and churches of different denominations.
1t is also a good location for \ physician The
Stock of Goods on hand will be closed out to the
purchaser upon fair terms. 1t is rare that such
a chance is offered to business men, whose atten-
ton is specially called to this advertisement.
If not sold privately before that time this prop
erty will be offered publicly on Saturday, the 4th
day of September.
Terms easy j. b. LIN DSE4.
iune15--tdS ~ .--..s. fl-g --..
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n the intention of removing to Missouri l of
Ter the farm ION which 1 reside for SALE This
land lies in the Southern part of Augusta coun-
and Samuel Carson, and others, and is convent
ent to stores, mills, and churches 1t contains
about 24n acres-75 of which are in timber
and the balance in good state of cultivation 1t
all the crops raised in the Valley to advantage.
1t is well watered by springs and a never falling
stream runs through the place. on which
there Is about 10 acres of good meadow The
improvements consist of comfortable log house
and Kitchen. with two never-faiiing springs near
by, good barn with granary, and stables under
meath also Il corncrib and granary combined
mere Is also on the place good young orchard
of select fruit. Persons wishing TO buv land
would do well to give me call, as price and
terms will be made reasonable
June22-tf GEORGE W. MCCLURE.
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CYNOPSIS OF COUNTY LEv1 naut
- at the June Term, 1869, of the County Court
of Augusta. to defray County expenses for ensu-
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WANTED.-To buy a small farm near
w Staunon Persons having such for sale
are requested to report to the IA
Spectator Office.
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