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Cost an6 Gonn6

TOUND, A CHILD'S ARMLET. THE
owner can have the same by proving prop
eliy and paying expenses. Apply al NEWS o.
fee. oclIo
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NEACKEREL AND SALMON.

$50 packages MACKERFL AND SALMON, OF best
quality and packed to our order, landing per
schooner Chas. Commery, from Boston.
kai kits snS and Sse aIsefsfd sis OO Mess Mackerel
Half and quarter bblB a.,. Va u,,soro,
Kits end half kits Large No' "aeAere'
Kits and half kirs best No. / Salmon.
Half kits Sounds and Tongues.
Half kits Hallibut Fins.
Georges Bank best Goldfish.
ALSO,
Cases sPICED SALMON, in and lb. cans,
Cases Fresh Salmon, In and ID. cans.
Cases Fresh Mackerel, 10 and ID. cans.
Cases Fresh Lobster, In 2 and lb. cans.
KLINCK, wICKENBERa d 90.
TOMATOES AND FRUITS IN CANS,
i LANDING.
soo so,., ro,r .roro Vim. Underwood 4 90.
WV " uoo.M "a n Nope' John L. Shriver Bros.
OIL" 40 oan'' } Emit Matthew Son.
Green Sugar Corn
Asparagus
so dozen Vegetables, 0kra
In 2 and 8 b Cans. Green Peas
Mushrooms
Lima Beans.
Peaches
Pineapple"
100 dozen Fruit lQuince
In 2 and 8 b Cans. Damsons
Strawberries
Bartlett Pears.
The above Goods are OF first quality, and aye
ofeted at low prices BY
oct2l-stuthS KLlNCK, WICKENBERG co.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-GO BOARD, WITH
ID PLEASANT ROOMS, can be had Dy apply
ing at N %. 10 Wentworth street. Day Boaroers
also accommodated. octA-6~
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Has on hand a large and carefully selected stock
OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS, WINDOW SHADES, Pa
per Hangings, Decorations, &c.
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
full line OF WINDOW HOLLANDS AND SHADES
SWISS Nottingham and Muslin Curtains
Brocha, Reps, Terrys and Satin Delains
All Wool Damasks and watered Moreens
French and English Cretonnes and Chintzes
Linen Coverings and Stripes, Bindings, DC.
Embroidered Piano and Table Covers
Victoria, Dining and Centre Table Covers
Tolanettes,.Ol Cloths, Table and Desk Coverings
DraperS aua Centre Tassels, FrInges and Gimps
H., Walnut and Rosewood Cornices
IA Picture Nails
ha. " .'o CCiian ant Moss Mattresses
Pew and Pulpit Cusl,ons
AT No. 2s KING STREET. IN TEE BEND.
july24
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Gopartnersh,rs ano DissoIntions,

AW FIRM D. MELTON, W. A.
- CLARK-MELT0N CLARK.-The Law
FIRM OF Carroll, Melton Janney having been dis
solved, have associated with me In tbe PRAC-
TICE or LAW W. A. CLARK, Esq. The business
will hereafter be conducted In the nrm name OF
MELTON CLARK. G. d. MELTONs
Columbia, October O. 1871. octa
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ID q r E G Y P S U M
Containing NINETY-NINE AND iHDS
t992s) PER CENT. Soluble Matter. Wrfar:c2 FREQ
from allimpurities. Prepared in ihl5 city, and
for sale at the low price OF FIFTEEN DOLLARS
per ton, CASH. JOHN Il. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant,
eep19 tuths Charleston, 8. G.
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No. l4s East Bay. Charleston. sc
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for Gale.

4 FEW HORSES, A. MULE, A CART
n and Dray for sale. Apply at No. 80 State
street oct24-tuths3f
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EHOR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA
CHIMES, Of good quality, which are oGercd
heap. Call OF No. 27 Queen street, between
Meeting and Church streets. leb13
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T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
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EOR SALE, A FLAT IN GOOD ORDER,
Il carries 10 cords Of woods. Apply a. VIM
MCKAY'S, No. I40 Meeting street. ocl2o y
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mants.

WTANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w WOMAN as assistant Housekeeper anu
upper servant to 60 to Camden, s. Q: SallslaetoIy 70
references given and required. Address a'
NEWS Office. oClLo-i-
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yTTRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large or small quantities
Price so GENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at the
nfire az THE NEWS may1S
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NTANTED. - 500 FLOUR BARRELS.
w Also 900 se,fralsiug Flour Barrels. In
qulre at No. 9 Market street. TERRY d SOLEN.
Ocf2k-2t
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4 BARGAIN ITO PRINTERS AND
n BOOKBlNDERS.-A Rnggles Wood Frame
Pappr Gutter will be sold low for cash. 1s nearly
:. ew, cuts 2s inches, and has an extra knife. NJ
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at TEt
SETR Job Otlice. mar22
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W7ANTED, A NURSE. GOOD RECON-.
w MENDATIONS required. Apply al ,,1s no:
Church street. oCt-o
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Commissioners Notice.-To Chas. W

commissioners Notice.-To Chas. w.
~ Parker and Maurice Parker and their lien
reditors and to all parties Plaintiffs and Deten-
aant. in the suits hereinafter mentioned. and to
all parties in any wiso concerned therein.
Take NorIcE. that in pursuance of an order made
in the Circuit Court of Augu ia on the 23rd day of
November, 1871, in the causes of Massie vs.. Par
ker and Steele VS.. Parker depending therein III
Chancery, l shall on THURSDAY the 25th day
of JANUARY, 1872, at my Office in Stanton,
proceed to restas and modify settlement made in
the above entitled fled in the Circuit Court
Clerks Office November 1ith, 1871, allowing any
further credit. to the debts therein reported upon
satisfactory production of evidence concerning
payments made thereon and if any one interested
shall require it. the undersigned will ascertain
and state the true market values of the lots sold
John Burns, James Carmody or his vendor. James
Harden, John Carmody. Howard Grove, James
Wright and Michael U'Kief, excluding the i'm.
proyements thereon, and any Other matter deem
cd pertinent by myself shall be then stated
At which time and place you are required then
and there to attend and file with the undersigned
proper evidence of your claims. -
T Given under my hand this 18th day of Decem-
Der, as Commissioner in Chancery for said Court.
]. w. GREEN SMITH, 4gs
dec IA At Commissioner
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100000 BRICKS:


Handsome Alpacas, In all coiors, at 25s. worth
!. 35c. per yard;
Black Alpacas at Is, 80, IS, 40, So CO. CSC, and
up to 81. so per yard; ss sA
Handsome plain and colored Pophns. alla colors,
ii. at 1925 and l. 50sworthS2sandsS2.5 so; I
French Mernos, ats75c. land slips per yard;
Black French Merino and Cashmere at all prices ;
Black and all colors of Atwood Delaines; "a
Black Crepe dc Paris at SOC. worth 75c per yard !;
Pure Silk and Wool Ottoman Cloth at l,25 per
yard worth $1.75; 81
Shepherds Plads all-wool at SOC, worth 75c;
Atwood Black and White Plaids;at soc, worth
G0c per yard; la3
Extra heavy. pure wool Plaids at Sc, worth 20 ;
Handsome Plaid Dress Goods ct Use, worth Csc
per yard; 85 ,as sass77
Black Velveteens ct ], 1,25 and 81, per yard;
Colorcd velvcteens, Terry Vevets, Corded Silks
and Plain Silks for trimmings, all cut on the
bias when desired: 5zaaet-5 $40; Ma
Black Silk with white edge at 1925 per yard,
worth $780, @4ssss yRSgx
Black silkssat so, i. rs and So per yard, worth
-. ESQ and $2,75 per yard;
Hamburg Edgings and lnsertings at all prices;
Infants Embroidered Robes at 2, would be cheap
at So; y. +. sy ,4 ,....,-r. 81.
Handsome Collars and Cuffs in sets to match at
-ts5s7 5c. would be cheap at 81;
Linen Cuffs in great variety al 25 80, So, 40 and
Soc;
Linen Collars from 10 to 35c, exceedingly cheap;
Pure Linen Handkerchief at 75e per dozen
Pure Linen Hemssitohed Handkerchiefs at $500
per dozen lf
Embroidered and Lace .Carnered Handkerchiefs
from l5c up to So apiece
Lace Han,dkercfiefs from SOC to $50 apiece.
A large stock Of garments for Understanding which
will be found excellent is5t 5s5
Drawers and Chemises at 81; 2An
Water proof lCloaks;s gspsgsGYg @
Cloth Wrappings; ss.s
Heavy satinet at SOC, worth 75c per yard:
Doeskn Cassimeres at rs per yard would be
"a cheap at $l.50; zsaH4a4y. J gs,s.
Cotton Diaper, ten yards in piece, at 40, worth
s'E $780, ss- rscas ss1 GtH :.
Pure Linen Russian Diaper at l,5p for piece of
ten yards. worth 81; se assn t5sssss,
White and Unbleached Balr;ggan Hose IN all
y qualiries
White, Black Slate and Mixed Wool Hose for la
six Feeo.d lined Glaves for ladies at CSC, worth
soc pair; 80 t-f+
Alexander Kid Gloves, nil colors OF 81 pair
g.s everybody pronounces excellent;
Pure Linen Shirt Bosoms at 15c;
Pure Linen EIuckaback Towels at l.5O, "; -
Full width Unbleached Sheetings at 30c per yard;
Full-witth Bleached Sheetipg at 35c per yard;
New York Mills Cotton at 2lc;s xsss'Tgy
Wamsutta Colt on at Zoo; ~
Davol Cotton at 19c; X ss
Androscoggin Cotton at l6s so has u,
Social Cotton at lac; si lsns ss4.-.
Bed Ticks from loc to the very best made;
Linseys ALTO rs and Boo; 7s.. ssetcr.t r
Domestic Ginghams at 12ac per yard; 40
4 large assortment of FIrs for women and chill
iren; ss e-s'aH. -
Carpets, Oil Cloths,1 "a = essS.s -
Druggets, Window Shades, rs os.'
H. Lace and Muslin Curtains, .go
and lots Of other goods at very low prices. u.
'is LEVY BROTHERS. = q.
.sss a-,s:s 1918 and 1915 Main street,
dec 14-tf tsg {k@ Richmond, va.
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VALLEY RAILROAD.

We publish in another column tho propo-
ley Railroad from Harrisonburg, to Staunton
20 miles BY the route Of survey adopted.
These bids will be received until the 18th of
January, after which the improvement will
BIO speedily pushed forward to completion, a.
least to this point.
Since the adoption Of the line, the Town
Council Of Harrisoaburg, have revoked their
gran, of the right of way through that place.
The road would have run through one of the
principal streets the entire length of the
town, to which the citizens living on that
street strenuously objected. In obedience to
the will ofthe property holders, thus indicated,
we presume the Council acted. We are not
acquainted with the conditions of the grant,
nor with the power Of the Council to make
it. The mere mention Of the fact of revoca-
ton is given in the Enterprise, nor do we
company in reference to it.
> The Road once under contract will date a
new era in the activity which will be stimu-
lated into existence along the entire line, and
We hope will vastly increase the prosperity
and public spirit of our old mcthe town of
Harrisonburg She needs something to wake
her up.
Our own citizens should now go actively to
work to take advantage ofthis suspicious event.
to attract population and provide for their ac-
commodation. While we know nothing
about the purposes of the Company, yet we
are Of the opinion that Staunton is the most
eligible point in every respect for the location
of the work shops. It is about midway be-
tween Salem and Winchester It is accessi-
BILE, by way of the Chesapeake &c Ohio. to
the coal beds of the west, and can be made
one ofthe most lively points for manufac-
turing interests in the Valley. Like begets
like. An active energy. go head spirit
on the part of our capitalists and mechanics
will Immediately attract capital and mechan-
ies IRON other sections. The probability OF
the establishment here of the work shops Of
both the Valley and the Chesapeake & Ohio
Roads must necessarily enhance its promi-
hence, and cause other industries to flourish
and widen in their operations
One manufacturing interest we are especi-
ally anxious to see commenced, and that is a
paper mill. From the vast range of coun-
try to be supplied and the facilities we have
of reaching 1t, with all descriptions Of manu-
features, aud especially Of different kinds, a
paper mill and other manufactures could not
help but pay, and that literally ~
We have not the space this week to dwell
on the subject of manufactures, but will re-
Cur to it again.
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A RING LEGISLATURE.

We have not been able this week to give
proper attention to legislative proceedings
Hereafter, instead Of copying the unsatis-
factory reports Of the Richmond press. we
will make editorial notes. This promises to
be very interesting body, a printing ring,
an emigration ring, end railroad ring, have
already been announced. Although some dis
lance from the scene, we can pretty we'll form
an idea of what it is doing, and Of some Of
the movers and bottle holders in these rings
We may take whack at them at another
time. Iu the meantime, we think the Why
is on the right track. we are pleased to see
the boldness and Independence of some Of
our Valley members. We are not able this
week to notice all their resolutions, &C., but
will give them due credit hereafter, and note
omissions as we'll as commissions. az
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Fresh Supplies.
THE OLD RELIABLE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUOR STORE
OF
w L l. l. A Nj VIII OOL Y,
NEW STREET, Opposite scherers',)
STANTON VIRGINIA.


have on hand and am receiving expressly for
the holydays a large assortment of gerry superior
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wines. &C., ex-
pressly for the holydays which I offer to the
public at short profits for cash. respectfully di-
rect attention to the following enumeration in
part. Of my stock:
Superior Augusta 2 s'Rock5ridye," 'sMaryzend''
and "Tennessee" 1Ehiskies Also, q fine quality of
.othersOLnD RYE ,WHISKEY. 9
French Brandy, Ginger, Apple, Black
berry. and other Brandies, also a seperior
article Of Ram.
Champagne Naae,ia, Clnret, Sherry, and
old Port Wines -
Scotch Ale and London Porter.
Stoughton and other Bitters.
Having had long experiencein dealing in Ii
quors, have availed myself Of the knowledge
thus acquired to select the purest and best articles
Those wishing such, will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere.
dec 14-tf W. WHOOLEY.
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OVER ALL OTHER WRINGERS

~ IT VIKINGS FASTER THAN By HAND.
We consider the Providence superior to all otif-
ers, for the following Freaso ns:v-Ss ssE
lst The Rollers, of large size and best quality
of.White Rubber, are all secured to their shafts
in the most permanent manner, by the Moslton
Process, making the best Roller in the World
End. The Patept Mssa1, Joulnaly Cqsings prevent
any wear aponfhe journals II.
1.-THE wooden journals in which the iron shafts
of other machines run. soon wear, and the ef6ca-
cy of the Wringer-is thereby greatly reduced 8
3rd. The Double Spiral Cogs used on this Wiring
err give the utmost ease and steadiness in work
ing Willis Che double stop prevents them from
bottomingr or being thrown out of gear. We
furnish either single double gear Providence, as
desired.
&. 4.h The Adjustable Cured Clamp readily adj
jsts this Machine to tubs Of any size or thick
ness. making perfect fastening: No wooden
pegs or rubber straps on this chimp.
5th Simplicity. Strength and Beauty are. com.
bined in this Machine, with all the requisites of
a first class Wringer. sSS Ss{kAB
<sfss F PROVIDENCE TooL CO., ugs
t go Providence. r. I.
: III Warren street, New York. dec 147taSlO
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TheSpeakership. :

The nomination of Maj Marshall Hanger,
of Augusta, blythe Conservative caucus for
the position of Speaker of the House of Del
egates is, we presume, equivalent to an elec-
ton. - y
Maj Hanger was frequently in the Speak
er's chair during the sessions of the last le-
gislature. and it was a subject of general re-
mark that he presided with great ability
His high character, good sense. and expert
enee are an ample assurance that he will
discharge the duties Of his high office to the
satisfaction of the House and the public. e
His competitor in the caucus was General
Jas. A. Walker, Of Pulaski, who would have
made an excellent Speaker, and Of whom it
is praise enough. to say that he was chosen to
succeed Gen I. J. Jackson in the command
Of the stonewall Brigade, and in the politi~
cal campaign Of 1868 was placed on the
Withers ticket for the position Of Lieuten-
ant Governor of the State The vote was
close-4l to 50 Rich Eaquirer.a -i''y
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{ pMmissioner's sale , 81 ca L;sm n e.
~ Under decree Of the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusta county. entered in the cause Of snapp,
will proceed in the townsof Spriss Hill. on
SATURDAY the 30th LAY of DECEMBER,
1871, 10 make sale at public auction of certain
tract Of land, on Middle River, about seven miles
from Stannson, on both sides of the main road
leading from Stanton, containing srs5a
I. A ACRES. teH
II has on it the walls Of a1arge stone building,
formerly a Fulling Mill $500 =
a credit of one, two and three years, with inter
est from the day of sale, on bonds, with personal
security retaining the title as further and ulti-
mate security.
eA's - : s'' : /. P. ANDERSON,
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KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT

will be found an extensive assortment Of
BLACK, WHITE AND FASHIONABLE
colors and we are seldom prepared to off.r at 90
low prize. The opportunity should not be neg
'lected. Gents Ladies' and Children's. Cloth and
Lisle Thread Gloves are most wonderful bar
gain. and all who wish TO get RARE BARGAINS
in this line, will do we'll to call early. yss
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nov s0=teis
sHlTY sBUIDTNG El.OTS FOR
" SALE, ON Newsstand GREEN STS.i

Twenty Building Lots on Green street, forty
feet front and one hurslree feet deep, On ons OF
the most commanding positions IN the city linn
lts. ss.,s 80
Eight Lots, same size on Lewis street, Also,
three Building, Lots, adjoining the residence OF
John Peer, and the property Of adam blckle' de-
ceased. on the road leading to the Fair Grounds.
Terms low; interest six per cent; time from five
to ten years. Apply to me at my residence :
20 ft5ic ROBERT G. BICKLE.
nov 90 In
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In the Senate, o. the Eth, Mr., Sumner
offered additional petitions in behalf Of his
bill to secure complete civil rights to the col
ored race, and urged its passage. He also
gave notice Of bill to abolish tbs, Office q.
Com missioner of Internal Revenue.
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4 The Alexandria Gazette says ! that Mr.
speaker ger,ofthebVirginiag House Def
Delegates, Is . gentleman of ability and ezps-
renee, and vii! make an excellept presiding
sE.sg
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rT,ewn Property for Sale.-A two
. story FRAME HOUSE containing four
rooms and kitchen, good garden attached. with
nv drant il the yard Apply to !.sss
- x, Ivy. ii. GORMAN,
doc "a, Admn;stsater.
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A heavy inccndlary fse occurred in IIa-
gerstown, on the 9TH, consuming the Court,
House, a church and number Of other 9yal-,
liable buildings-Loss estimated at slOQ,0oQyI
1t will be remembered that some time siace
plot was discovered to burn the pity 5 sai
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.NezC Advertisements.

dor the HoIydays.-W II. German has
IL just received new supply Of Queensware
and Glassware. Among the lot is choice selec-
ton Of Fancy Mugs, cups and saucers, Toilet
sets, Bohemian Vases, Jewelry Boxes, china
Toys. &c.
more Mince Meat ready for use. very cheap and
nice. dec l4-3t-spec copy.
NJ Otice.-There having been placed in my
In hands for settlement the Books and Papers
of Joseph G. Laley, deceased, hereby request
all persons having claims against the said Jos c.
Laley, to present them to me for settlement, and
al persons knowing themselves to be indebted to
the said Laley by open account or otherwise will
please come forward at once and settle.
G.. NJ. HARRISON, Attorney, &C.,
for Mrs JOS. c. Laley, Administrative.
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Our facilities in this department having been
greatly extended. Ladies will find an unlimited
choice in goods exclusively of this seasons pro-
ductiop, adapted to first class wear, including,
Silk Poplins. Silk and Wool Serges, Satips, Cloths
Merino Silks. Mohair, Empress Cloths, Fancy
Faortan Plaids, Reps, plain and figured. 'PePlins,
Crepe Morette, all wool Delaines, &c., &c.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE ~ANe%
isla. THORNBU RG & CO.,
AT THE tt'a ;saa4
OLD NATIONAL HOTEL STABLE GROUNDS,
Corner of Frederick and Market sts'
a and also ut the terminus of New Street,
sea. ssrAUNroN, VA

TTayirg, in addition to our stable at the corn
L a er Of Frederick and Market STREETS, open.
ed the commodious stable recently occupied
by Edward Burke, we, are gratifed to an
nounce to the public generally, and our frlends,
that'we have stocked them with every adjunct 10
complete Livery. Our horses young, fresh,
fast, and we'll broken; our Buggies, Carriages,
&c., new and Of the latest style. and our drivers
selected with special reference to the coafor' ana
safety of ourpatrons. =,
with single Of double buggies. riding horses, for
ladies and gentle men, carriages, spring wagons;
SC. Parties wishing to visit Meyers Cave you'd
do we'll to give us call = +" -"
Horses fed by the day, month or year, at usual
rates ~
Special attention given to the sale OF stock.
4 Hoping, by strict attention to. our own bnsi-
ness, to merit a continuance Of the favor hereto
fore shown us We respectfully solicit snare "a
Of The rGt'itrstronage geo ~
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GOrdonsyiIle Cattle Fair,

Messrs EAsTON & MADGWICK will hold
their next Cattle auction Sale in their Yard at
Gordonsvlle, Va. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1871.
number of Stock Cattle weaving Calves, Fat
Stock Heifers, Sheep, Hogs, &C., will be offered
for SAFE. >
Messrs; Easton q Madgwick strongly advise
any who have Stock Cattle to dispose Of to send
them early, as the demand for them is very great
dee Alt
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Notice to Railroad Contractors.
IN PROPOSALS will be received for The
GRADUATION, MASONRY and BALLASTING
of The first twenty six Sections of the VALLEY
ROAD. between IIarrisonburg and Staunton, un
til JANUARY 18th, 1872.
Specifications, forms of contract, and other in
formation can be obtained at the Companys Of
fee. in Stanton. or by application to
8sa RICHARD RANDOLPH, Engineer, .l.s,.
3 dec a. st Camden Station, Baltimore. z
staunton, Lexington, Salem and Harrisonburg
papers CODY.
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Dure Poland. China and Chester
j White Pigs, at less than Half
Price, have reduced the price of my Pigs
to $15 per pair for bland China, and $12 100 per
pair for Chester White, and have now a fine sup
ply. which will deliver at Waynesboro', boxed,
and with feed to last to express office, c. o. D
My Pigs from boars and sows direct from
the best breeders in Indiana, Illinois and Penn
sylvania. and have taken the first premiums in
the West and at the Augusta county, Va fairs
for the last tno years. Address
P. AWDE, 49,
Bethlehem Farm .G
Fss>g s. s1gg Near Waynesboro',
dec f4-2t Augusta county. Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-14
CIark's O. n. T. Thread.

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arrang ements with the Aanujactarers and will i'm
port largely. thereby enabling us to keep on
hand a full assortment, Al. sa -
This Thread is strongly recommended by all
the leading Sewing Machine Companies, and No
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