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march 2s-tds
r commissioners Sale OF Iand.-D,

commissioners Sale of land.-By
~ virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county, rendered in the case Of John
u'over VS.. IT, T. Hanger, will proceed on the
premises, en-
FRIDAY, the 10th day of MAY, 1872.
to sell at public auetoh a tract of land contain
ing lso acres. known as he John Carey land.
iuate i'll the little Calf Pasture. near Esialine
Furnace, upon the following terms, to- wit:
50 much in hand as will pay costs of suit and
sale, and the remainder in three equal install
ments' payable in one, two and three years from
the date of sale, with interest from said date the
purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security, and the title retained as ultimate sceu.
rity JAMES .BUMGARDNER. IL.
march 21-tds 2
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Nesv Advertisements


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4 For all people. they're. called to turn out
n and buy their Spring Clothing of Jim Ar
D For the beautiful bargains for Boys, which
- are making just now, such stir and noise
n For Cheap Clothing, for slim men or stout,
" and the courteous salesman With Jim Ar
mentrout.
n The Delight, felt by customers all who be-
~ fore purchasing, gave me call.
II For Economy, it can't be rubbed out, to
ia practice it, buy from Jim Armentrout.
IN For the Fun of the Frolicksome Boy, hay
IL ing got his Spring suit, he Is crammed full
of JOY H,.... -.ts..s
" secure the Great Bargains offer this Spring.
III For High prices, completely backed out,
IL for the good of the public by Jim Armen-
trout. r7- ssf
The Improvement in things great and small,
i which am constantly making to benefit all.
T For the Joy every little Boy knows, when
e he gets at Jim Armentrout's, his first suit of
TT For the knowledge Of where. when and
IN why, the best and most durable Clothino n
buy. -
r Is the Largest Emporium of all, with the
IL Lowest Of prices, SO give me call
MI Eol tHe MchSuTcS luke OF gO0d.men, who,
Ixl when once fitted out, always come back
again. Mslea d $50. re- * -, 81
n For the Novelties, Nobhy to view, arranged
~ on my counters all ready for you.
n For 0. r., though my trade is not old, it's
~ the largest and best, as you've often been
told.
- FOR the Prices SO marvelousy low am
l. Keeping them down, as the people all know.
n Is the Queen, in ones mind, s.Please tell
~ me where, the best Clothing to find ?"
r The Reply, which all give with shout,
LIZ "Ready made or to order of Jim Armen-
trout l
9 For the splendor Of suits for the Spring. stu
~ pendous array. styles tfor King.
~ For Travellers. who journey by rail, and
L send me their orders for Clothing by mail
For the Underwear, Shirts, Drawers and
~ Hose, which sell to the public when pur-
chasing Clothes.
v The Vexation avoided by those, who go to
jim Armentrout's, to purchase their clothes.
M Is for Wool, going higher and higher. vet
w keep my goods down, for the good
of the buyer
Y For King Xerxes, who never turned out. in
~ Clothing as good as is sold by Jim Armen-
trout.
" Is the Young man, just fitted out, he uur>
l. chased his suit of Jim Armentrout.
y Is the Zeal which the public all feel, to tea,
- Armentrout's Clothes, from the head to the
M heel.
april 25-3t
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

GHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ On and after APRIL 18th, Pes
sengsr Trains leave Richmond Sunday excepted)
as follows:
$50 A. M.-Naa Train for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting at Gordonsville with the Or
ange, Alexandria andAlanassas train for Wash
ington and North, and Lynchburg and South.
1855 P. M.-AccoMMoDAT1oN TRAIN for Cor
louisville, except on Saturday on which day it
leaves at 1850 p m. This train connects at Cor
louisville with the night trains on the Orange
Alexandria and Manassas railroad for Lynchburp
and Washington.
Through tickets at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest .i
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam. Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotter-
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen and Gothenburg, to all
points on this road, can be bought of the Gener.
al Ticket Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered
through any station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at the
company's Offices. .8 ale. =
No Passenger Trains will run OIL SUNDAYS.
fift'*sss sts fs3ss s9sa A. 1T. PERRY
General Superintendent.
James q Netherlana, Gen'l Ticket Agent
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Valuable Lands in Misunderstanding
Y under decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, in cause of Henry Koiner against
George Peter, l will, Oh the premises near
Waynesboro, on
FRIDAY, the Gath day Of MAY Is ~
next, sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
two tracts of land one containing 784 acres,
one mile west OF Waynesboro, on the old Turn
pike road, and the other. containing l27 acres,
lying near the first tract. These lands. in con-
sideration of their good quality of soil and near
ness to the Depot of the. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, are very desirable.
TERMs.-Costs of suit and sale in hand. bal
ance in equal instalments at one, two, three and
four years, bearing interest from day of sale,
with bonds and sufficient personal security, and
the title to be retained as further security.
Sale ut IL o'clock q. N.
NICHO. K. TROUT,
april 25-tds Commissioner.
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of this proposed amendment. Indeed, until
we noticed a circular from the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, calling attention to the
law appointing the May election as the time
when the question of interes: shall be deter
mined, we were under the impression that the
sense of the people would not be taken until
the November election, on this question. Let
every voter bear in mind that it IS at the May
election and that occurs on the 4th Thurs
day in that month.
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Cosss1AtSS,i. Safes.
a gGUsTA LANDS

"A eGuSTA LANDS
IN MARKET
onder decree the Circuit Court of Auou,t,.
county, entered In causes u.s. Humbur,,s Adnrr
as. Jacob L.. Hum5ert, and Stout ~,
will proceed, '""'' We
THURSDAY, THE 18TH OF MARcH
to SELL on the premises at public sale n IL.
highest bidder, two tracts of land in said count
belonging ros said Jacob Humbert, viz: The .Hems
Tract containing about
1853 ACRES.
about u miles from Staunton and three-fourth6
OF mile from New Hope, and adjoining CARRIER,
Crumpacker and others. It has ON it a
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE s-z
and other improvements
The 'River Tract about pile West of New
Hope; on the West side Of Middle River, Contain.
ing about = g 9f9l - : :, Ss,''s.,- -
1870 ACRES.
TERMS costs Of sale and suit ia hxnd h.f.:
ance IN equal instruments, at one, two, three And
four years, bearing interest from day Of sale !;
purchaser to give bonds with sufficient personal
security, and titles to be retained as further Sc
curity. Sale to begin on Home Place. n IL
o'clock, A. NJ. N. K TROUT, s
JNO. B. WATTS
mar l4-tof2 Commissioned
FOstpOnement.-c of the commission.--
ers being, from i'll health, unable to attend the
above sale it is postponed until WEDNESDAY.
the ]st day of MAY next
NIX. TROUT, u
]. B. WATTS,
april H. tbs Commissioners
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoNs.-The Court OF
Claims, sitting at Washington, ca Monday
the ed rendered decisions in nine or ten
cotton eases, chiefly from Savannah, Georgia,
giving judgments against the United States
to the amount of nearly S 100000. Among
them was the famous Elgee case, involving
some $3.50, 600, the proceeds Of cotton seized
By treasury agents, and another single case
involved about S475s000, the proceeds OF
similar seizure after the close of the var.
These cases have been pending for a long
time. their decision having been delayed to
Await the decision Of the Supreme Court on
the question OF the so-c.led Drake amend
nens, relating to the effect Of presidential
pardons in the Court OF Claims. and the
judgments are now rendered in accordance
with the opinion Of the Supreme Court that
said enactment Of Congress was unconstitu-
tional.
The United States Supreme Court on the
22i made decisions on two actions for the
payment of notes given for the price o. slaves
ia Georgia ana Arkansas, maintaining the
validity Of tbs. contracts the same as If the
s,.,tj,.-n war had never occurred. The chief
;;...1< .I:.s:''st''l
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Neav Advertisements.

4 FIRST CLASS WATER POWER AND MAN
n UFACTURING SEAT, for Sale. at Broad
way Station, GA. M. Railroad, II miles North
of Harrisonburg. For description of the prop
erty, terms, &C., address,
''Broadway Depot"
april 25-tf Rockingham county, Va.
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JOHN M. DOYLE.

WITH FRANK NJ. YOUNG, DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, HOSIERY CAssI.
MERES CLOTHS, AND BOYS GOODS,
one door east LIST National Bank,
Iz9 Main Street. Staunt0n, Va.
WaN be pleased to see his friends, and 0ait on
them. He will offer as good bargains as can be had
in the city New goods received every week.
april 25-tf
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J. L. TIAIBERLAKE, will continue the To-
BAcco BUSINESS. at the old stand, Valley Hotel,
North Augusta street, (Gallowstown) AMI is now
readyto furnish all grades Of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, ~
SEGARS, SNUFF, SC,
Of the best quality and at the lowest rates, to
suit the trade. He is manufacturing the finest
qualities from the very best leaf, having in his
employment some Of the most experienced work
men in the State. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Thankful for past fayors, he promises to merit
a continuance by strict attention to custom bust
moss j. L. TIMBERLAKE,
Factory No. 2.
,r;, OK 1879 AZ onrv g36i 9gEgrHSt
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FINE JEwELRY,
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
NOTIONS AND
FANCY ARTICLES,

that has ever been transported west Of the Blue
Ridge. all of which will be sold as low as the
same goods can be bought at retail in any Of the
Eastern cities, and little cheaper than they can
be bought in any other house in the State of Vir-
GINA. All he asks is an examination of his
goods. feeling assured that he can give entire
SATISFACTION, both in price and quality Of goods
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Commissioners Sale Of Land i'm
" AUGUSTA C0unfY.-In pursuance Of

Commissioners Sale of Land i'm
~ Augusta C0zlnfy.-In pursuance of a
decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
rendered on the 18th day of November, 1871, n
the pending cause of Hull and Atkinson, for &c.,
VS. Armstrong, &C., the undersigned, as Com
missioners appointed for the purpose, will, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day OF MAY,
1872, sell at public auction on the premises,
the undivided three-fifth interest of William
Armstrong, Zone of the defendants in the above
styled suit). in and to a tract of land containing
about 378 acres, lying in the county of Augusta,
upon which the said Armstrong now resides and
more fully described in the proceedings in the
N.Y. -vause. This lana lies near the nam
road between Churchvile and Jennings Gap, is
of good quality, in good condition and well adapt
ed to farming and grazing
TERMs.-Enough in hand 10 pay the costs Of
this suit and of the sale; the balance in three
equal annual instalments, secured by bonds with
approved personal security, bearing interest
from the day of sale and title retained as ulti-
mate security. REUBEN D. HILL.
THOS. G. ELDER,
april 25-tds Commissioners.
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april 25-9
A rnlentrOut 4 Co.'s
confectionery ENLARGED.

y. A. AKMENTROUT'SO OLD STAND. 80;
An elegant stock of French Candies, Pigs,
Ralslns, Nuts Oranges, Lemons, &C., just re-
ceived We have all the novelties belonging TO
the business at low figures. Call and see before
purchasing Fresh Fruits received every few
days sG 8}sG april Is st +
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Valuable Augusta Farm for Sale.
The undersigned effers for sale his valuable

Valuable Augusta Farm for Sale.
The undersigned etfers for sale his valuable
farm containing f'7 F9f -
lfs5aT@ Il It's ACRES, 3.s,
lying both sides of Middle River, 81 miles
west Of Stanton and II miles east of ;Swoope's
Depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Sixty acres of this land is fine river bottom of
best equality. The balance lies rolling, with about
So Acres Of good Timber, All in a high
state OF, cultivation, and everything connected
with it in good repair. 5..,..y7r.. 20.
The improvements consist of q good Brick
Dwelling, with rooms-four below and four
above-a good garnet and cellar, and a brick
kitchen attached. There is a first. class Bank
Barn, with ample stabling; a granary, double
corn crib. with floor between; good Hog Pen,
Poultry House, Ice House, Meat House, Dairy,
Carriage House, and very good Tenant House,
on the farm. with out buildings There is an
abundance of fruit on the place, including about
80 apple trees of select qualities and other fruit
commonly found on farm of this kind. There
is we'll OF limestone water within 20 Yards of
the kitchen door, and three good springs within
200 yards of the house. Every field is watered
by the River. Churches of various denomina
tons. schools, mills and blacksmith shop, conve-
nient, and all within from ] to 2 miles distance
The neighborhood is unexceptonable.
Any one wishing to purchase farm of this
description, would do we'll to call on me soon as
am determined to sell. Terms accommodating.
Taking everything into consideration, it is
rarely property of ouch advantages and attrac-
tons is offered 10 market It is considered one
of the best and most desirable farms in Augusta
county. - -Eqf<#Es
Any one wishing TO see the farm, will find me
a. home. and will take pleasure in showing it.
1t speaks for itself. and will bear the most care
full inspection In my absence, Mr.. Bailey, who
is working for me- will show the premises to per-
sons wishing to examine them.
SAMUEL DRIVER,
april LIFT Swoope's Depot.
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A rmentrOut & Co.'s l3fA
"A old established -..,w.
Virginia Tobacco & Cigar House.

. Fine stock Of chewing and smoking Tobacccs
just received All the popular brands and all
grades New stock of Imported and Domestic
Cigars: New stock of walking canes, backing,
backing brushes, pipes and stems in endless Vi
riety. snuifs, all kinds Three good cigars for
l0c., worth &C. EACH Call AID see. Two good
cigars for Sc. Try .ours"Big Bug Cigar They
are all the 60. april 25-3t
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Commissioners Sale of Bath

~ county L:sndis.-In pursuance of a
decree of the Circuit Court of Bath county, pro-
nouncsd at its October Term, 1871. in certain
cause pending on the Chancery side of said Court
in which Anthony Mustoe, Administrator of Ha-
Eel Williams, deceased, is plaintiff, and Rachel
Williams and others, defendants, the undersigned,
Sheriff of Bath county. and as such, Commits
sioner for the purpose appointed, will expose to
sale, by way of public auction to the highest
bidder, in front of the Warm Springs Hotel, in
the said county, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of MAY, 1872,
the following named tracts or parcels of land, to
wit: One Tract Of so acres, and one Tract Of
III acres, both lying. and being in the Falling
Springs Valley, in the said county of Bath, adj
joining the lands of William T Williams, and
others and are the same lands of which the said
Hazel Williams, late of the county aforesaid,
diedj seized aud possessed. 81 r f4
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand sufficient to
pay the costs Of the suit above mentioned and
the expenses of SALE and for the residue of the
purchase money credit will be given of one,
two and three years, in equal instalments, with
Interest from date, the purchaser or purchasers
beng required to execute bonds. therefor with
good personal security, and the legal title to be
retained as ultinaate security. ae 11 "a
JOHN CLEEK, jr.. Sheriff
aFrii 2l-at ard f'ourroi ss'nuerj
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mo- ami whom it may COncern.aaI

RIO all whom 1T may COnGer ~ nm
1871, executed. two notes TO !. ". T Bas-
ford, of Harrisonburg, Rockingham county MY va
for two hundred and fifty dollars ($2oo'oO )Ione
and and twenty-five dollars (s125,oo,) payable six
months after date, and the other for one hundred
and twenty-five dollars ($l25,oo,) dated 9th (. OF
March, 1871, payable twelve months after oate'
signed by myself and W. J. Nelson.
These notes have been satisfied by the return
of the property purchased, as per agreement mt
with said Basford The notes. however are still
ont and this is to warn all persons against
trading for them. GEO. A. SCHOPPERI.
april 25-3t
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NelU Advertisements.
A. MI. BRUCE'S
Augusta County, Va.' -
OLD RYE WHlSKEY

Is Copper Distilled and Rectifed under the per l
sonol sipervision of the proprietor expressly LOT
Medicinal, Family and frst-clas Bar-room use,
has no superior and is warranted pure ana lfse
from adulteration.
LIBERAL TERMS TO DEALERS.
TO get it, send your orders with the cas-" 10
A. NJ BRUCE,
Stanton, Augusta Co...
..,.os.e Virginia.
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In Season.

In Season. :.
The Birds and Flowers say it Is Spring.
I offer the largest and best assorted stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
that / ever handled No stock in the Valley or
elsewhere to excel it. No trash.
You may feel assured that you can get the
worth of your money in first class goods.
Some persons promise to sell for less than goods
are worth.
My stock is very large and attractive.
april 25-2m F. NJ YOUNG.
TIVE STOCK MARK Ell. -The next
I monthly sale will be held WED-iES-
DAY, 29th of MAY, on the lot on Frederick
street, in rear of the old National Hotel Stables.
Persons intending to send Horses, Cattle, &c ,
are requested to enter the same, as soon as pos
sible. to the Secretary Of the Company, Mr.
Mayo, at the Va. Loan and Trust Co.'S Office,
Stanton. For all stock entered or before
the 9th of May, commission of 3per cent will
be charged, and all entries after that day per
cent. Il. M. GUSHING,
Auctioneer.
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Mr.. MIX, MATCHMAKER,

now occupies the position which was held, years
ago. by the pretty Man, and is prepared to do
al kinds of work in his lire. He arrived in this
country q short time since from the old world,
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IN TWO SHIPS,

where he has worked in the best manufactures
in the old world He can make watch out and
out, from the raw material, and consequently. IS
capable of doing any kind of work in the Watch
making and Repairing business An work guar
anteed. GABRIEL HlhSH.a
april z5-f 81
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SHENANpoAH VALLEY RA1LKoAD.-We were
informed a few days since by an intelligent citi-
zen of this city, who had recently travelled along
the line ofthe Shenandoah Valley Railroad be-
tween sheperdstown and Lufay, that work was
being vigorously prosecuted on this important im~
provement. At present, the objective point ID
Staunton. When the road shall have been COM
pleted. or placed under contract to This place,
then the future route of the enterprise will be de-
termiued The distance which work is now
being prosecuted is about SO miles. Already ten
miles have been graded, and it is expected the
entire line between the points named. will be
completed this fall. Our informant told us that
the route of the road, was as fine as hs had ever
seen, running through beautiful and fertile
country, with easy grades.
We have never. despaired of this enterprise,
although our faith has, on several occasions,
been greatly shaken. We are inclined to the be-
lief now. from information we have received, that
the road will be constructed fast as possible.
THAT HAr.-We received it last week and o
superbly finished one it is-a fine beaver, in the
latest tip of fashion, which sits gracefully and
becomingly on our Uranium, as jeweled crown or
diamond tiara It came from the establishment
of our whole soued friend, J. W. Abby, and is
doubly approximations its intrinsic worth, and
the kindly feeling it conveyed from one of the
most perfect gentlemen our Valley can boast
Mr.. Alloys selection of hats, caps, Sc, is very
superior, and suited to all fancies. Those who
desire to fit themselves with the latest styles, not
only in hats, hut clothing, either ready made or
put up to order, can be accommodated by calling
on him.
The head and feet are all right. Now for the
GU. fit for the corporeal man. A brief absence
from home last week prevented us from in
,nectinp the many presentations that would have
been made, we know. but for that fact; and also,
from the due publication Of this acknowledgment
of the kindly testimonial Of the good wishes Of
our friend Ably
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Gale of a Valuable FARM

Gale of a Valuable Farm.-Iu DUR
~ suance of Decree of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta entered at its November term, 1871. in
the cause OF Hits Administrator vs. Henry and
al. the undersigned Commissioners appointed for
that purpose. will proceed on
FRIDAY, the 26th day of APRIL, 1872.
to sell to the highest bidder, that valuable tract
OF land now owned and occupied by James Hon.
ry' near Midway, containing about
$50 Acres.
more or less, or SO much thereof as may be ne.
cessary to pay the judgments reported against
MN, adjoining the lands of Carson and others.
This farm is situated about sixteen miles south.
west OF Staunton, on the Greenville road-and
about one mile from the village of Midway. Has
good Frame Dwelling House and all necessary
out. buildings upon it, well watered, with q I'm.
spring within thirty feet of the house. Good
ORCHARD, and convenient to Mills, Schools
and Churches
TERMS.-Ca.h in hand sufficient to paw tho
costs of suit and sale. the balance in three equal
annual instruments. the purchaser giving bondi
with good security for the deferred payments.
bearing interest from day of sale and the legal
title retained as ultimate security.
ALEX. II. FULTZ.
HENRY B. NICHE. 81
Warch Zo-tds Commissioners.
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Dlblic Sale of Real azf(a
Personal PrOnerfv

l will offer for sale at my house near Pond
Gap, in Augusta county, on the
10th day of MAY, 1872,
at public auction, a tract of land containing
17O Acres,
.-e
Also, Horses, Cows, 20 Hogs Wagons,
Cane Mill, and other property too tedious to
mention
TERMS.-The land will be sold on a credit Of
one' two and three years-the personal property
on credit of six months.
march 21-tds JOHN GLOVER. ;
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I'VE STOCK MARKET.-The n
april 25-5t-Towti papers copy.

dissolution of PaFtners1Hip.-The
- co-partnership heretofore existing between
Lara s. Undertake was dissolved on the 1st Of
March, 1872. All business of the firm will be
settled by either party.
As. LARA.
j. T. TIMBERLAKE.
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William CHAPMAN, D. d. S.
staunton, & Virginia.

OFFICE, south side of Main street-old stand.
Artificial teeth mounted on Gold Silver and
vnlcauite. All operations performed in the most
scientific and skillful manner, with strict regard
to nermanency, and warranted to compete with
any work done in the larger cities.
He returns sincere thanks to the citizens OF
Augusta and adj dining counties for the liberal
patronage extended him during the long pe,lod OF
his residence in Staunton. and Respectfully So
l;c;ts a continuance of their orders.
highest price paid for old gold and plate
onri, 25-tf
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Valuable Lands in Acting

april rs, ]S72-4t-s & v copy