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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-12

sous deux formcs difi6rcntes, sc
completant rune rautre ct sepliant
aux diverses exigcnces de rindus,
trie humaine; ct pourtant lc mine.
raj de fer n'avait pas dit son der.
nier mot.
! Tn desiderdfitm existait encore,
on ne pouvait lie tOndre! Mais
VOLTA que PAlsacc, vers In fin du
quinzieme steele de nOtre ere, soft
qu'ellc etlt invente le metal nou.
veau, soft qu'elle n'eht fait qu'uti-
User me propriete deia connue,
ell tout cas- signalee MULE part,
PAlsace sc met 4 conler DIES instru-
ments de "Gonte', des pOeles, dies
marmites..., entin &c qu'en terme
consacrG on appelle la poterie.
II estprobable cependant,-bien
Z, que lie pere dc Ii m6tallurgie,
Agricola, dams son livrc celebre
"De re metdliicti,7 ne mentionne
point lie fait,--il est tres probable
que la fontc etait dejaconnue, mais
qu'on ignorait lie moyen de Ia cou.
Ter dams un moule de terre, don't
ellie empruntait la forme. Jusqu'a-
lors, en- effet, quel parti tirer de Ia
"fonte', qui nOn-seulement sc
brise SOUS un choc, mais encore ne
peut nj Sc forger, nj Sc soutler!
Cest done Part du mouleur qui,
par son intervention d cette epo-
que, prepara la transformation de
Ia metallurgie, ct les progress gi.
gantesques qu'elle a accomplis de-
puis lors. lie moulage de la fonte
etant connu en- Alsace, les metal
lurgistes DIES Pays-Bas current II
dee Pagrandir les fourneaux qui
prOduisaient ce metal, ct ceux-ci,
SOUS lie nom de "flussofcrsr, sin
stallerent bient6t dams toutc rEu-
rope. Deja, en- 1547, les Anglais
coulaient Ell fonte nombre dc pie
ces de canon.
Jnsqu'alors cependalt, lc char
bon de bois seul await servi dc
combustible pour operec les diver
ses transformations du mineral dc
fer Ell metal utilisablc; ce combus-
tible await pu suifiIp Il cause DIES
productions de fer relativement
fables, qui etaient encore loin de
pouvOir epuiser les wastes fortts
dalors; mais DIES rinstant que les
"fiussofers', les '.llauts-f0urncaux'
parurent, engloutissant dies guam
tites enormes de cllarbon de bois,
certains pays tells que rAngletcr-
re, deja pauvres Ell for6ts, diirent
chercher lln autre cOmbustible; In
nature semblait avoir prevu &c
cas-; la houille, qui await autrefois
emmagasine pendant des sieclcs la
chaIeur du soleil, etait, prate a
nous rendre ce calorique, ct dies
1872, 1913, 1919, St,lrtevant, Ra-
vcnson, Dudley, proposerent Penn
ploi du coke pour la production de
la fOnte; CO nest cependant-
CONNIE il arrive touonrs-qu'un
steele plus tard que cette ntile in
vention filt mise EN- pratique EN-
Angleterre, HoG ellie ne passa sur
le continent que vers la fin du sic
Gle dernier, ct, EN- France, au com
mencement de celui-ci.
Mais sill etait principalement
utile pobtenir Ia fonte Ell grande
quantite ct q bon nlarche, c'est
qu'on lui await reconnu une qua
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-12
DR.. CHARLESMERMILLTOD
DEN TISTE

ErM lie doctcur MERsuLLIop
hESS iniormc scs clients ct lc
1 public en- general, que, de-
sirant METRE scs services Il In portec
de toutes les bourses. il u dc nOuyeau
baiss6 ses prix ct pose dies rateliers
complets pour Ia modique somme de
yINGT rIAsTEEs.
Consultations gratuites tous les. .jours
dc 8 heures du matin Il 4 heures dc
rapres-midi, au bureau bien connu du
dOcteur L. DUPERRoN, d Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, No. GO rue Bienville, angle
de Ia rue Royalc.
LIE docteur Mermilliod Sc rend de
temps a autre dams les paroisses della
Cote, etpr6viendra Il rayenir le public
de ses visites ct du lieu on il donnera
ses soins ct consultations. 2Ssla.
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GAMBETTA

Pour qu'un pcuple Sc developpe
ct progresse dams unc ligne nor
male, avec equilibre de forces ct
unite daction, il lui faut des freins
ct des aiguillons. II a besoin a la
fois detre excite ct modere, pousse
ct rctenu dams ces voies de Pave
mir on s'egarent 81 facilement les
speculatiOns humaines. Ses tr;.di-
tions ct ses aspirations sont 6gale-
ment legitimes, ct c'est lorsqu'une
part assez large nest point faite
aux unes Oh aux autres, que la
machine sociale sc d6traque ct qRe
les revolutions y Gclatent ct en-
retardent la marche. Or, tout pays
possede certains Interpreters elO-
quents des diverses nuances de sa
pensee collective, des hommes
TEtat, des orateurs qui personni-
fient on refetent ses sentiments ct
ses tendances, les experiment ct les
formulent avec plus on moins, de
nettete ct d'eclat, ct par leur genie
on leur talent exercent une pre-
cieuse autOrite morale sur les grou-
pes politiques qu'on nomme les
parts. Sans admettre la th6Orie
des hommes providentiels etDeces-
saires, base din droit divin ct
monarchique, nous pouvons dire
que les citoyens don't nous par
Ions, une fois qu'ils ont con-
qufs lellr prestige ct leur in
fiuence sur les masses, sont uti-
les, importants ct difiiciles 4 REM
placer. Qu'ils appartiennent au
gouverncment on u ropposition,
qn'ils sOient absolutistcs on lihe-
rank, conservateurs on revolution
naires, lenr role est grand, leur
mission est feconde ct, Ell dispa-
raissant subitement dc In S,enc,
lis laisser,ient un vide perilleux
ct une lacune embarrassante. Ces
refleyions sont surtout applicables
Il Ia France actuelle don't Ia cOhe-
sion, apres Iimmenses dGsastres,
est maintenue par des PERSONA
ges tells one ceux-la. Lorsqu'on les
contemple dc loin, CONNIE nous le
pouvons faire, sans 6tre directe-
ment mel6 a Ia lutte ct sans en-
6prouver les ardeurs, Ia distance
politique qui dc pres parait un
abimc sefface ct p0n n'apercoit EN-
eux que des patriotes ponnsuivant
un but commun ct ne tlifGrant que
sur 70 choix des moyens, on mtme
des adversaires apparents qui
plient letr mode d'action aux cir
c0nstsnccs ct an miliel dams les
quels ills 90 lneuvcnt.. Tout le
monde concoit ct admct par exem-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-10-12

pie les incontestables services que
rend a sa patrie lie president Theirs
en- fermant doucement rere mo-
narchique ct en- reconciliant avec
la Republique les partisans des
royautes defnntes. Eht-il pu ac-
complir semblable tache, 81 tout
son pass6 ne plaidait pres de ces
classes prudentes ct timides qui
preferent pordre dams In servitude
d La liberte dams Ia tourmentei II
parvient q la Tongue a rassurer ct
a calmer les peureux ct les vio-
lents, a les discipliner derriere
lui. lie vif ct intelligent octoge-
naire, don't les faculties ont
monte avec lie nombre des annees,
SO sont elevees au niveau ct meme
ont plane au-dessus des catastro-
phes quill await prevues ct n'avait
pm conjurer, etait bien l'agent YOU
lu, rinstrument special de la dis
cipline des parts reactionnaires.
Mais il ett certainement echoue,
sans lie cOncOurs de Gambetta qui
tendait parallelement au meme
point ct y faisait converger tous
les fragments tumultueux de la
democratic. Cetait Ia peut-ttre
une mission plus delicate ct plus
ardue que celle de Theirs, ct Get
homme nouveau, surgi des de-
bris de pedifice imperial don't il
await ebranle les COLONIES, ce
tribun echappe dies clubs delirants,
cc ministrc improvise dams la main
duquel acheva de sc briser repee
de la France, &c republican, ire
conciliable que son temperament
attirait vers lc gonffrc sanglant de
la Commune, &c jeune d6butant
portant sur SEES Gpaules nn monde
de responsibilities, ce bouc ennis
saire enfin de tous les peches pas
ses ct presents de 10 tourbe popu-
laire,-il est rcste deboat, brayant
les coleres de, ses ennemis ct les
iinpatiences de ses amis, rasant les
ecueils sans y TOUGHER, groupant
les oOhortes naguere eparses ct
retiycs dc Parmee utOpiste ct ra-
dicale. lie desaccord qu'on croft
d6couvrir entire Thiers ct lui nest
qu'uneillnsion d'optique, ,etles deux
acteurs, s'ils ne .jouent une piece
c0nvenne entire enx, s0nt chacun
dams la logique de la resurrection
de leur patrie. Supprimez Pun on
rautre, ct les dcux grahds parts
qu'ils conduisent ct contiennent se
desagr6gent tsedissolvent. Lors-
que Gambetta demande le renou-
vehement integral de RAssemblee
rationale, il amene D composition
ct rappelle > rordrc les conspira-
teurs monarchiqucs. Lorsque le
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5enilleton 0n Atesebaetbi.
MON ONCLE BENJAMIN
III !.
=.
COMMENT NON ONCLH YIT LA RENC0NTRE Dun
vRUx sRR0Enr IT DUN CANloaE, On QuI ~
LEnPfCHAD DALLER on1x N. MNxIT.

Cicissn - tards pas = la1iver. 4 cette Spoqne dc
bonnie Aanquete, c6tat u coutume, quand otlvrier
at pas soEtir AanA lu avor t boirc quelques YER
res de vim Ctait apn4nauvais genre, Ten conyiens
nais pr0c61s bicnveants mpprochaient les cdni-
fasait ct Y jaloaat point Anas ton Va, pendant
II revolution, daAmhnbles d6vouemenb dc seryiteurs
envexu lsms - 1ermisn envers lenm seigncurs
douvrien enysrs enn patrons qui, notrc tpoque Do
raisnt certainenent plas- st
Benjamin pria spnr dAllor dres une beuteille De
win blanc pour trinquer Cio6eon So sGr tire
pDe, puts dsux, puis trOis q juaqu'A sept
Ma ch6re s0ar je yoas = pe eneosS une bonteille.
Mails tu ne els done paA maheureux, qse ~ en- e.
u huitiAme ss
yons asveE bien, chArc srur, que nous ne comptons
pas ensemble
Mais tn sails ben toi, que III as nm voyage fairc.
Encore cette delni6re bouteille, ct je pars.
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New Advertisements.
1879. 1872.
vALLEY ADVERTISING.
M AND g
Correspondence Agency
Il. N. CARRIER, J,.. s. co.

Long experience on the Local press has con-
WINGED US of the necessity for a reliable HoME
AGENCY and CORRESPONDENCE OFFICE. and a
thorough knowledge OF the business justi6es us
in asking the aid of our friends in establishing
one in this central City. So 7'''-ss $3.50
Arrangements have been made to use the ex-
changes of the indicator, and papers exchang-
ing desiring to avail themselves Of our Agency,
need only notify us by letter, giving their cir
oulation, section and lowest advertising rates.
We will visit the Northern and Southern
Cities shortly TO perfect our arrangements, and
hope, by energetic action and prompt returns,
to merit the support Of the entire Press Of the
tate and South, especially of our native Valley
/ In connection with this Agency we are pre-
pared to carry correspondence of all kinds !;
write descriptions of Mineral and other lands
for sale Watering Places, Natural curosites
and advertisements. Ja 'a.1ss
Our facilities and arrangements are such as to
guarantee sa tisfaction in all cases.
Address A. NJ CARRIER JR. 4 CO.,
-1 7i P. O.. Box 81,
Yer i9os eft s1t Staunton, Va.
Z B.-Papers employing our Agency, copy
times, and send bill. co-.a aprill2-tf
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A FINE FARM AND 6 Ftd 7v n.G4 -F
IN PERSONAL PROPERTY.
FOR SALEAT AUCTION.

Owing to declining health, have concluded
to sell my Farm, 10 miles South of Stanton,
on the main Lexington pike, and on the pro-
jected line of the Valley Railroad at public sale,
on Wednesday,, May Goth. 1872.
1t contains 347 Ia acres of ;, superior
land, II of which is fine meadow. 1t is we'll
watered and well timbered, and has on it an
Orchard of select fruit. The improvements are
good and consist of large Dwelling, Barn,
Stabling, Corn Crib, Granary and other neces-
sary out-houses, Fine Spring and Spring
House twenty yards from the Mansion.
The above land is capable of being divided
into two well arranged farms and will be sold
in whole or in parts as may be deemed necessa-
ry on day of sale.
On the same day, will also sell the growing
crops, Corn, Whrat and Oats, and all my per-
sonal effects, consisting of Stock, Farming I'm
plements, Piano, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, &C., &C.
r TERMS very liberal, and made known on day
of sale. 1-- D. A. TRICE.
aprill2-tds Greenville, Augusta Co., Va.
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DERsONAL NOTICE. take IL

DERsONAL NOTICE. take this
i occasion to thank my many friends for
theis liberal patronage since the establishment
of Burke's Iron Works, and it gives me great
pleasure to announce to them the association of
Messrs. E. Mcmahon and I. K. Menifee with me
Ia the future management of the, business, and
that it is Intention to make it in all respects
first class establishment, and I hope yop Will
continue that liberal support 10 the new Com
pany that you have given TO the old.
"a EsfJ w. a. BURKE. a.
P.S.-The accounts due w A. Burke and
Burkes I. W. Co., are ready for settlement and
must be closed at once. W. 4. B.
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New Advertisements
NRUGS, MEDICINES, Bun ~
J Drugs, Medicines,

-~o~~~~-~~--~O~~
DRUGs, MEDICINES, Bun
~ Drugs, Medicines.
We keep constantly on hand carefully se-
lected stock of Medicine, fresh and Of the purest
quality. We have the most reliable prepar a.
tons of recent date.
Mr.. Frank Stablsr, WHO comes endorsed by
the Physicians of the Medical Association and
the Druggists Of Lynchburg, with an experience
Of years, will have charge Of the Prescription
Departln emit day and night.
DR. B. P. REESE co.
SHARP & DOHME'S
BITTER WINE OF IRON,
ELIXIR 0ALISAYA BARK,
ELIXIR CALISAYA, IRON and BIsAUTH,
ELIXIR CALIsAYA, IRON l. STRYOHNIA,
ELIXIR CITRATE LITHIA,
ELIXIR CORYDALIS, COMPOUND,
which is used in Scrofula, &c.
ELIXIR PEPSINE and BISMUTH, 3D..
ELIXIR PERSINE, CINCHONA AND Gel
STRYCHNTA, 81
ELIXIR PEPsINE, IRON and RISMUTH,
ELIXIR PEPsINE, IRON and sTRYCHNIA,
ELIXIR PEPsINE, STRICHNIA l. BIsMUTH,
ELIXIR PYROPHOSPHATE of IRON
ELIXIR vALERIANATE AMMONIA,
AROMATIC COD LIVER OIL,
aprill2-tf WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES
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The Pope declines to receive a donation
OF money from the italian Government, de.
claring that when It is necessary for him to
accept aims as means Of subsistence, be
you'd only receive them from the Catholic
world,
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The tax-bill, as passed by the General
Assembly and approved by the Governor.
leaves the tax on Real and Personal Proper.
ty at so cents on each 800 of value. The
main difference between this and the former
tax.bi!l is tho increased tax on ardent spirits
and on State bon Is.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Y +...e.r valuable Real Estate.
IN AND dPnTTND -IVd VarEcpnp1,

Y a...r valuable Real Estate,
IN and AROUND WA YNESBORO'. -
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta, rendered on the 2lst day of Novem-
Der, 1871, in the pending Chancery suit of An
trim and wife Us. Chapman's Admir-, &C., the
undersigned: as Commissioners appointed for
the purpose, will sell, at public auction, on
saturday, the 27th day Of April.
1879. at the Depot of the Chesapeake & Ohio
County, Virginia, the following property be-
decd, viz. TWO LOTS containing of an
acre each, with BRICK HOUSES thereon, loea-
ted on Back Street in Waynesboro' TWO
LOTS with Log Buildings thereon, known as the
Williams Lots, below the above named Railroad
Depot in said town two other town LOTS, to-
gether containing about a half acre, situated
near tbs Methodist CHURCH lot of ground
near the Shaw house, containing about two
acres; and another LOT known as "the
Brick yard LOTT containing abopt MAE ACRES
the last named two parcels lying outside the
town. Mr. Geo. a. Bruce, or Mr., Il. Il Ae-
trim, residents of Waynesboro', will take pleas,
ure in showing any of said property at any time
before the day of sale.
TERMS Enough In hand 10 pay the costs
OF sale and of the above named suit; the residue
In three equal instalments at 9, Is, and 80
months, for which bonds with approved nerson,
al security will be required, and the tide re-
tanned as ultimate security.
s.. L-. ORLANDO SMITH,
THOS. G. ELDER, ="
mar22-tds Commissioners .
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Another effort is about to be made by
Senator Robertson, Of South Carolina, in
the Senate, for General Amnesty, to exclude
only those who resigned their seats in Con.
gress or left the army and navy to aid the
Confederaoy. 1t is thought Sumner will
not antagonize this with his civil-rights
amendment.
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LIZ go OFFICE OF Vii4 u
aslhDlHOD IRoI WORKS. COMPANY
oRsERoF FREDERICK & LAWS srsss ~
ED. MCMAHON. President.
w. A. BURKE. = -9sup't &, Treas.
4t.5st Alsa1 DLREcToRs::s a's1aA .
2. MoNAHos,s T, K: MnsIFnH, J. A. MOORE
g. 5 r.-, ~. Successors to W. 9ss CIV
I9ol eBURKE's IRON WORKS CO.,
IRON FOUNDERS, -M1CHZNLSTS
"a ,4sa'2-a And Manufactures of ri la 49,
PLoWs, ePLoW CASTINGS, n, . = ss -, ",
s..... s... MILF FURNISHING GOODS,
s-s.od 4. Il! :. And all kinds of sts iF.v
p" HEAVY AND LIGHT MACHINERY.
SPECIALITY -Burke'sn Premium
T "a ,aas Livingston EoIow.d
1t is our purpose to conduct General Foun-
dry and Machine business, and are, therefore,
prepared to furnish estimates for
wi MILLS, = MILLS, u MI MILLS.
FACTORIES, BLAST FURNACES, fss
= ar' DISTILLERIES, PULLEYS,
Shafting, Hangers, Coup
lings, Bolts, Water
-.- -.. Pipes, Car Wheels ~ 10
and Axles, - ~
Derricks and Crabs Derrick Horse-Powers,
Bridge Castings, Railroad Castings, Iron Rail-
ings, and all kinds of Heavy and Light Castings
and Machinery. se-rzxsx
We have large variety of PATTERNS for
Mill and other Machinery, and think we can
make it to theadvantage of the public to patron
lze'u us. Be- sas1.7.e + s1..5yi. gs.atts-a $50
T We can and are determined to make as 60 cd
work and at as low price as any ,wellsconduct-
ed establishment in the State, or out of it.
Each branch of the business will be under the
immediate control of able and experienced Me-
chanics.s ID YaIF gpI~rg7fo
CAPT. WM. SNUFF, who is extensively known
throughout the Valley of Virginia as an expert
enced moulder, will bel charge Of the Foundry
Department
The Machine Department will be. under the
control CT JAMES A. moore, Esq .whois well
known as frst-class machinist..
Mr. JNo. E. JAMES is the Craftsman and Pat
tern Maker.
Particular attention paid to repairing all kinds
of old Machinery, including Portable and Sta
tionery Steam Engines and Boilers Repairs for
Pitts and Sweepstake Threshing Machines fur
nished to order. Keep constantly on hand re-
pairs for allsthe different Moving and Reaping
Machines and Wheat Drills. y - - ,7's
We hope by strict Alteration to business and
fair dealing, to merit a share Of the public pat
ronage. - 90
Terms Cash. A liberal discount made to the
trade. Old iron taken in exchange for new
work. send for price list. 80. e
f,tS W. A. BURKE,
Sup into and
Feho2-9m - elFfi ti9-.t- ? I
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gusta County Court April 9th, 1929:
George w, Bowers, Plaintiff, Suit in EQUITY
James Steele, Defendant. Attachment.
The object of this suit is to recover against the
Defendant $3.50 cents, with interest on $40 80,
part thereof, from the It'll day of September,
1858; on $50 so, another part thereof, from the
LIST day Of September, 1868, and on $50 so cents,
the residue thereof from the LIST day of January,
1869, and to attach and subject to the pay
ment thereof together with the costs of this
suit, the undivided interest of said James Steele
in two tracts Of land lying near Greenviue, Au-
gusta County, Virginia, containing together
284 acres Al poles, of which William Steele in
his Lifetime was seized and possessed. .'1.i
1t appearing from an affidavit fled, that the
Defendant, James Steele, is not resident of this
State, and he not having been served with the
subpoena issued in this cause, it is on motion
of Plaintiff by Attorney, ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear here within one month af-
ter due publication hereof, and do what is neces-
sary to protect his nterestin this suit and that
copy of this order be published for four success
sive weeks, in one of the newspapers printed in
the City of Staunton, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse on the first day OF the
next term. A Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM A. Blu RNETT, CPk
RTrMc ARDNRp n anriI10.1t Is
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1872. SPRING. 1872.
WELLER
ES OOT, SHOE .Ayv.z1 N.AH
EMPORIUM.

My Spring Stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS is now in STORE and receiving, and, beg
to assure you, that it is one of the most attrdc-
tiue ever offered in the City of Staunton. l have
taken great pains in its selection, and have had
made up many goods of ENTIRELY NEW STYLES,
and which you will perhaps not find elsewhere.
My great aim has been, and shall be to keep
Coon GooDs, and you will find my stock mainly
composed of such work as will give va1ue re-
ceived to the consumer. / have in store and keep
constantly on hand, WORK of our oaen Wanuyac-
tire in Ladies' Misses and Children's
LASTING, 1850 7a
pFRT.E .t~-''
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17ALUABLE ROCKINGHAM LAND :

VALUABLE ROCKINGHAM LAND
v ~ ,T>sTH AgE FOR SALE.
Pursuantto decree of the, Circuit Court of
Augusta County, rendered at its November Term,
1871, in the case of Dangerfeld u.s. Danger6eld
and al, the undersigned Commissioners, ap-
pointed for that purpose, will proceed, on the
premises, on Thursday, the 18th day
OF April next, to sell to the highest bidder,
that valuable tract of land, Tor so much thereof
as may be necessarily as in the decree men
toned, called the WESFWOOD- TRACE now
occupied by W. Scott Bauger. ~ III
Said land contains ABOUT Five Hundred
aud Ninety acres, more or less, and is sit
uated in the County of Rockingham, on the
Shenandoah River, about J miles from the town
CT Fort Republic, adjoining the lands of Gen. S.
ID. Lewis, Mrs. Yost and others, and convenient
to churches, schools, mills, &c. Is a farm of re-
markable fertility, large portion river bottom,
well .tmbered, fine orchard, a good FRAME
MANSION EOu and all necessary out build
ings and hne Spring" T-2''
~TERNlS,-Cash in hand to pay Plaintiffs
costs and the costs of sale; the residue in equal
annual instalments of one, two and three wears
from day of,sale, to be secured by bonds bear
ing interest from the day of sale, with good per-
sonal security, and lien retained on the land
sold as ultimate SECURITY. t.--
THOMAS J. NICHE,
-L. ~ s.- NICHO. K TROUT,
marl5-tds JNO. T. HARRIS.
Rockingham Register copy and send bill to
this office for collection,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-04-12
VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT Rules held in the
Y. Clerks office of Augusta County Court
HAFTLE MEN
" : .'47 ATTENTION!

" IS ATTENTION!
The subscribers have upwards of 2, 900 acres
of enclosed Range, in the Sinks in Randolph
County, the greater portion in grass, and pro-
pose pasturing cattle theron, the present season,
at tie folloging pates T,eo-Asqr CID and up
Angs at 40 cents. Heritage starts earlier in the
Sinks than it does in this section, and cattle will
do well In ordinary seasons on said Range from
the middle of April on iii iii is,s ii .te FIJI Tive
good herdsmen reside on the property and will
give needful attention to all cattle taken there,
including the sailing, but the owners must fur
nish salt. 80 f0s
Persons wishing pasture on said range will
address ISAAC VANMETER, at Moorefeld, West
Va. SOLOMON G. VANMETER.
aprill2-3t ISAAC YANMETER