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Boarding.


DOARD-Wth front room, for two gentlemen at
Id Jei-u sia KING STREET.
NloARDlNG Three or four gentlemen can pro-
ID cure board with pleasant rooms At
my2s-lm $50 EAST FOURTH STREET.
DOARDING.-Tw Second story rcoms. with
ID board, IN private family, cna be had on King
street, between Seventh and Right Apply At
may2o,u THIS OFtlCk
DOAHDlNG.-A. A N. Fohergill having rented
Id the building At the corner OF Eighth aud West
Sta, formerly occupied by the Misses 0rimshaw, as
school intend 10 open boarding house, aud VIII
be ready in a few weeks 10 receive b0rdera
Table board a'so furnished. aprl9-u
DoARDING-In private family beautiful view
I'D OF city eht country; high, healthy location,
large airy rooms. Apply at
KIGuTH AND FRANKLIN SITS,
mys-tf Wilmington Del
DoARDING. for ladies and gentlemen at
ID mar2Lt All MARKET ST.
DOARDING-At
- aprI-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
ID oARDING.-A few gentlemen can be accomo-
febs-tf 9s1 WALNUT STREET.
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UJANTED-By practical bOokkeeper, Of con
w siderable business experience, situation az
bookkeeper en!rV clerk, or any like employment
where the services OF reliable assistant are re-
Quired. Address. 7. J. OARLrUN.
IeiO.4t' Wilmington, p. o.
WANEBn-A situation for the sumner by .
w ImAr' hoy u H. AERYY AERYYTSooN 70 1Amsor
teseb Taylor Jecksons Academy.
"ANTRD-Irmedlately, hands on boo's and
w CATERS, Apply to WIN BOLDLY,
lesst' No. 9, W. Fourth street
"ANTED-six or eight ahle-blded white men
Je7-st' 1C6 Walnut street.
"ANTED = Ten cigar makers on nne work,
w steady employment at good wages. Address
BrandywIne Cigar Mandatory,
Ie6-4t' Marshalton, Chester Co, Pa.
WANTBD-A nrst-clsss carriage trimmer, and
w nnisher. DBL CARRIAGE WORKS,
jeo 81 80 King street
"ANTED.-A good OK. with recommenda-
w lion 10 vhun liberal wages will be given.
Apply, second House over Brahdywins Bridge. up
per side. Jes-tf
WANTRD-A white girl for general honseworE
tS maysF,T GSPo wages Sli Msfses sTASk Street 3;
WANTED-A good active young man, about
w eighteen years OF aga, To lea n the book busi-
ness; must come well recommended. Address In
own hand writing, LEDGER,
mIqI-u at This once.
INFANT aD-A b, y to learn lhe printing business.
w Apply at myls II THIS OFFICE.
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at'auted.
Advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head three times for 80 cents)
WANTED-Purchase Money Mortgages 81 900
w 81 800 5000, 81 500.
SAMUEL W. McCAULLRY.
jeIT G0zk Market street.
WTANTEO-Gent TO Know that they can get
w Straw and Panama hats renovated at Fourth
and King streets. je6-im ID M. CLOUD.
WANTED.-A large qaantity OF white oak logs,
w Apply at tue SAW MILL.
jan22-u foot Of West ST., Wilmington, Del
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goares.

NOTICE An adjourned meeting Of all working
~ men favorable TO the adoption OF tho Fight
Hour Rule, will meet at Odd Fellows Hail. on Tues
day evening, the ilth inst at 7s0 O'Clock. All work.
lngmen are requested to attend. jes-st'
NoTlCB-The members OF DIAMOND STATE
IN LODGE, No. A. o. Of g. r. and the order in
general are respectfully requested TO meet at their
hall, Nh cor. Third and Market Streets on Sunday,
June 9h lsIa at O'Clock, p. N TO attend the fu-
neral OF our late brother Wm. B. Turner, decd.
je7-2t' WIN. M. JOHNSON, RS.
NOTICE. stated meeting Of the members of
IN JEFFERSON coUNClL No. 10, o. u. A. NJ,
will be held Saturday evening, June sth a. ~
O'Clock. full attendance is requested az business
Of importance and OF interest TO every member will
le7-2t R. A. CHAMBERS, see'y.
~ WILMINGTON, June 5th, 1872.
Charles Wenzle Is carrying on business in this
town and says that he learned his trade with me-
which he never d, for discharged him.
le6st ROBERT MoCAuLLEY.
EUNHAr HOUSE YOU LIVE IN.-Dr EP BAN
Il ming, Sr., OF New York. informs the ladies that
he will give a series OF lectures in Institute Hail on
the above subject in its practical bearing on health
physical edacation and the prevention and removal
OF spinal, nervous and gestve affections and pre-.
valent physical disabilities OF women. AS follow viz
~ ., =. ~. on SATURDAY, honnay, Tuesday and We'd
and yOuRg ladies who care 70 know more OF me
laws Of that house of which GOD has constituted
them the keeper, Will do well 10 attend.
Admission Free. je6.5t'
| CAUTI0N.- wmrrgvo., jim, ,,,. ,s,,
The public are hereby cautioned against trusting
ElwOOd Mercer on our account as he is not IN oul
/ employ. je5 st LEMON Il co.
| NONCE-All persons requiring a State IAcensS
/ IN for the year commencing June lst 1871, car
procure the same at the Grocery Store OF Springer
ClSland Co., No. 8O9 West Second street, or of
| JNO. ?. SPRINGER,
je',a. Clerk Of the Peace at New Castle.
| CIFY AssRssMBNT.
The CITY Assessment for the year 1872, haytns
been completed s Hlsd IN the effice Of the Clerk
| the City Council for public inspection.
The City Council win sit TO hear appeals from thl
assessments on WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT
| UhDAfl the oth, Tth, and 6th days OF June, al *
| O'Clock, 2. M. Z. T. TAYLOR,
my9s-mca Clerk Of the City Council
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Proprietor wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
parlor
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Assisnee's sale In Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF my sp
pointment as ass gnee OF the rm Of Van Rensselaer,
More, adJudg a Bankrupts by the District Court
for the Eastern District Of New York, shall expose
for sale at public vendue, AZ the Auction Rooms OF
L. W. Nidham Son III L. Fourth St., Whining
ton Del, on SATURDAY June 10Th, is72, at IL
O'Clock, one hundred lLx1s Bolts, 4s Kegs cold-
pressed square nuts assorted sizes; also all the
right, ttle and interest Of Van Rensselaer, Moore,
Bankiupts in and 10 10 Shares Of st ok Of the VIII
mlngton and Western X. X. Co. r. II. BROWN,
jeS,i0,l4 Assignee.
sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly at
tended 70, in City State. Regular Sales Of Funi-
ture az their Auction Room, every WEDNESD AY
and SATURDAY mornings. Also, TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY and SATURDAY evenings All goods con.
signed 70 them will be promptly attended %. Lib
eral advance on consgnments. deci2-tf
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n Eligible BuiIdIng Lots,

Situated on vandeYer avenue Jessup, Cartsr, Lam .
mot and Twenty-second streets, In the city Of VIII
mington.
These II lots are beautifully situated, high and
healthy, with a commanding view, overlooking the
Delaware river and the citv. These lots are very
desirable for cottage residences as the ground Is
high, with good dry cellars, and In respectable,
improving part OF the city, and fast enhancing In
Value By reference tl the plot Of these lots parties
will nnd that they are located upon the main ave-
nues TO the River Dflawae.
Also, at the same time, a large stone barn and
shedding, 10 be removed from the premises. Also,
q small stone and brick house.
CONDITIONS OF SA1R-Twenty (90l per cent
cash when the property IL struck on balance IN six
(6) months with interest from day Of sale kRbe
note with approved endOrser, three per cent on
for cash. WILLIAM THATCHER
OGLE h MILLER, Auctioneers COS Ma ket Vt eet,
Wilmington, bel. Ie3.57-i0-ts
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Aurtipn sales.

YVNO WHOM 1T MAY cOpOERM.
/ win sell At Easton. Nd, June aoth, 1919, ten
washing ma hines and eight bundles Of legs, shipped
from Wilmington TO hidgey, October 29d, leIi, ior
which no owner has been found. win be sold for
freight and charges. j. l.. CALDWELL
jeiO-st Superintendent, N. ID II r.
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OLD THINGS HAVE PASSED AWAY,

This is at least true Of the old method of treat
ing the long abused and much abused human DO
dy. 1t is no longer considered wise to put 3
patient to the torture in order TO cure him of
disease IN which pain is already undermining the
energies of his system. True science ranges 1t
self on the side of nature, and endeavors to
sist her in her fight against disease This is th'
province of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the mos
approved tonic ever advertised in this country
1t may be recommended as fall medicine, par.
excellence for It is in the fall that billiousness
dyspepsia and malarous feyers, are especial,
prevalent. The frame exhausted by the heats o.
summer, is relaxed and feeble at its close, and re.
quires, we may say demands artificial assistance
Afford it that assistance in occasional doses Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. and the evils refer
red to may be escaped. Throughout the fiji
West, and onethe streaming alluvial ofthe South.
ern rivers, all The varieties of periodical fever
are probably rife to day. Had course of Hos
letters Bittcrs been commenced by the sufferers
d month ago, /. e., before the unhealthy season
set in, seven Fights of them would in all proba
bity be in their usual health at the present time.
So much for want CT forecaste. So much for not
keeping in the house, and Using daily, the best
safeguard against epidemic and endemic fevers.
AS focks Of importers and imitators are tryipe
to follow in the wake Of the great American sem
eedy, therefore be sure that the article you nuy
is genuine and verified by the proper t<ade mark
The true article can only be obtaiyed in bottles
Beware of the spurious bitters old ny the gallon
or in keg.
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ALEXANDRIA GATE MARKET, Sept. 25--Th.
receipts of cattle and sheep this week were heavy
and sales to butchers and spectators quite large
with no advance in prices, though an active MAJ
ket We quote cattle at from to 49c, and shee
and lambs $50 to $500 per head. No. ] COW
and calves are in active request at 20 to $40
common and ordinary very dull and nominal a
Is to $50.
BALrlmoRE CATTLE MARKET, Sept 2e.-Pri
ces to-day for beef cattle ranged as follows: Bes
bseves at 500 aS6,75; generally rated first quail
ity at 4 IS a $500; medium to good fair qualt..
at 1915 a $475; ordinary thin steers, oxen
COWS at 2,75 a $3,50-general average of tn
market $4,75; extreme range of prices 2.75
S6,75. Most of the sales were from 4,O0sto SIS.
25 per 100 pounds.
SHEEP We quote sheep at Al a SIC per poun
gross stock sheypat $50 $500 per head
lambs So per head, as to size and quality.
Hoes.-We quote hogs in fair demand at Z !
So, so per 100 pounds net.
GEoRGETowN CATTLE MARKET, September 26
There were SIS cattle, 1000 sheep and lambs am
so COWS and calves sold at from to SIC for cat
tie, 4 Sc for sheep, 8 to $4,75 for lambs, and
80 to $50 for cows and calves.
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Marriages.

September Goth by Rev. -. L. Grimm, DAvI
SHGFFER and Mis- J. Slower, all of Augusta
September 25th by Rev Van Horn, JOHN A
KENoN and Miss ARABELLA MANN, of Waynes
boro.
September 18th. in Washington, Va, by Rev
J. q. Fitzpatrick, D. A. Cook and Miss NJ. c
DEAR.
In Lancaster, Texas, by Elder J. W. Jackson
JOHN C. BAsK1N formerly Of this city, and Mis-
VIRGINIA KELLER, of Lancaster.
September 9Th; in Washington, D. G., by Rev
Charles McElfush, G. F. PULSE and Miss MINER
VA L. Dill. both of Rockbridge.
September oath, in Lexington, by Rev. r. 7
Barton, II. B. SPRINKLE, of Marion, Va, ant
Miss MINNIE V. BARTON, daughter of the ofici
.;n@ minister.
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IsiosJsanOaS.
~ GREAT CLosING-ouT SAIL

] OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS WILL
take notice that we. will occupy our
CORNER OF MATN ard ELEVENTH
on the LIST Of OCFOB & R,-- In the mea
great CLOSING OUT SALE will he Co
our present stand-12I3 and sl.t5 Ma
4 We offer the following goods, all of
guarantee to come up to repres entation
SO low as to insure speedy sale:
Androscoggin, Fruit+ of the Loom, and
Cotton at 1890 per yard;
Wamsutta and Davol Cotton, 1856;
New York Mills Cotton, 19c;
Full-width unblelched Sheeting at 52c
worth 400;
Bleached Sneetlng at 3Sc per yard worth
Pillow-case Cotton AZ inches wide at es
Zoe;
Nice Celicoes for comforters at SIC per VI
Heavy Ginghams at 12sc per yard worth
Wide skirting cambria at 25c per yard va
Check Nainsook at 20 and Csc per yard
be cheap at 80 and 40c per yard;
India Twill Long-C1oth at SOC wtrsh
tard;
Japanese Silks in great variety aut, at all
Japanese silk Robes, ell coors. at SIS wort
Empress Cloths and French Meriaos st 10
ces;
bargains in Irish and French Poplins;
Nottingham Iiares and Nottingham Lace c
at very low prices;
Huckabaek Towels at l,25, $50 200, 8,O
up to 50 per Dozen; -1 q
Linen Fringed Napkins at Coo worth -
dozen;
Table-cloths, two yards long, warranted old
at 100, worth $l,5O per yard:
Tweeds, Sattinets Casslmeres, and Cloths
below regular pfiees
Red, White, Yell6iw, and Gray Flanaels;
Bleached and Unbleached Cotton Flannels Il
qualities;
Bridal or Honey comb Quilts, large enough
the largest beds, at 1,l5-would be che,
$3.50;
Calico comforters at 2, 8, anil 81;
Blankets, all sizes and qualities
Carpets, Rugs, Oil-cloths, Mating and Mai
great Variety;
Ladies' ready made Garments-such as Chem
Night-gowhs, Drawers, Skirts and C
Merino Shirts and Drawers for men, women
children
Linen Diaper, ten yards in piece, at l,50 W
Cotton Diaper, ten yards in piece, at 1885 "
SITE:
Clark's and Coats's spool Cotton, 100 rer do
Crochet Edgings at Is and csc for piece 9
yards, worth Sc per yard;
Unbleached Knitting Cotton at SOC per poun
Cotton Yarn at 81, rs for five pounds;
Bleached Knitting Cotton in balls, oil sizes +.
to 20, at SOC per pound
Ladies linen Collars ST per dozen worth S:
Gents linen Collars at T5c per dozen-would
cheap at so;
Gentlemens Linen Cuffs at so per dozen W,
$500;
Hamburg Edgings and Inser.ings at great
gains
Infants Embroidered Robes ct 8, 4, 5 and up
$40; -.
Infants Frock Waists at 81, 60, 7755o, 81, and
to So;
Hoop-skirts at all prices;
Bustles in twenty different styles from 900
Sl.50 each
SILK Buttons, Fringes and Gimps;
Neek-Ties and Scarfs for ladies and geatlem
besides hundreds of other articles, to all of VIII
We call particular attention
Purchasers of goods in our line will find it
heir advantage to buy of us, and they will +
'ut that we will do all that we promise.
Goods will only be sent on receipt Of the m
~, or by express cash on delivery.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street; Richmond, Va
sept 19-tf
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Public Sneaking.

| Col. Skinner one Of the Conservative County
Canyassers, will address the people on the issues
of the Presidential canvass, at the following times
and places:
Mt. Sidney Saturday, October 9th, at 8 o'clock,
P. NJ: Greenville, Saturday, October 18th, at
3 O'Clock. P. M (; Mt. Scion, Saturday, October
10Th. at o'clock. P NJ; and perhaps at other
intermediate times and places, to be announced
hereafter.
He will address the people Of Staunton on any
night, when a building can be had for the pur-
pose.
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pE PRICES OF FURNITURE GREATLY REDuc.
ED.-Persons wanting Furniture would do well
to call on J. A. s. Y. N. Bickel before purchasing
elsewhere, as we are determined to sell our goods
as cheap, if not little cheaper, than can be
bought in the city. We are now receiving
large lot of new and stylish furniture, purchased
in the Eastern cities for cash., and will sell for
cash for less than any other house in Staunton.
Give US cal.
We. keep always on hand a large supply OF
cane and wood seat chairs, bureaus, bedsteads,
wristbands, tables, lounges, mattresses, and par
lor and chamber sets in walnut, mahogany and
oak manufactured in OUT shop Of dry material
and by the best of workhen Give us CALL
Guarantee work to suit and prices to ft
Fisks metallic cases and caskets always on
hand. Undertaking promptly attended to.
Main street, Stanton, one door above Luther
an church. oct 2b-tt
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TO tie voters of the Seventh Congressional
district.

am Candidate to represent you in the mex
House of Representatives of the United States
From the year 1861 down to this day, my con
nection with public events is fully understood pJ
the people Of this Congressional District
invite inspection into my every public act.
Nv record during the war is known to my com
fades. and shall leave them to speak of it,
NV Legislative record has been too recently
made to require repetition of my acts. stood
by the necessities Of my countrymen oppressed
and trodden down by the misfortunes and desc
lationof war, and in this 1 take no step back
ward
If it shall be your pleasure to confide to my
keenino this sacred trust, shall strive to exc
cute it with fidelity and to stand by my State in
the future Us have endeavored to do in the
past CHARLES y. ofERHAIL.
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Deaths.

September 2ard, near Lexington, MARY W., in
FAINT daughter of Col. John B and Helen w. La
dy.
September 18th, in Mt. Crawford. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH FIaEBAuGH, in the 18th year of her age.
September goth, at his residence on South Riv
err, DR.. Isaac HALL, in the 73rd year of his ag'
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Business Notices.

Haurie''s fine dry Sherry Wine. Ofley's fine
Burgundy Port Vine, both old and very superior.
For sale by BURKE & BRADLEY,
oct 8 ( Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealers.
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October 3, 1879.
Local..

wood WOOD!!-Those of our subscribers
who desire to pay their subscriptions in wooG,
will please do so at once. We want few loads
without delay.
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MN3sEetSe

SrAtNToN, VA, Oct. 3rd, 1872
have but little change to note in the mark'
| for the past week. Receipts of -four and whea
small and prices without change. Meal is In dt
mand, corn dull. The continual low water
all the streams prevents the hiding of whea
or corn to any extent.
p B. SUBLETT, next to Post Office.
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N1HE largest stock of Ladies and Misses Shoes
J. and Slippers in black and fancy colors is to
be found at WELLER'S boot. shoe and hat store
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HuGuEs & MATHEW are still at their old stand
on Augusta street, manufacturing Boots amp
Shoes, for gentlemen and ladies' of the best ma
terial and after the latest fashions. may Fly :.
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Mr. Erasmus Fletcher has been appointed post
master at Linv lie, Rockingham, vice Isaac
Wenger, resigned.
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The Page Courier states that q "a acre field OF
shells to the acre.
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Our merchants are now receiving their new
goods for the Fall and Winter trade. D. A. Kay
ser, Ackermsn Co., l. Witt s. Bro, NJ. P.
Funkhouser Frank Young, Taylor & Summer
son, and others probably, whom we have not no.
ticed.
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The Baptist minister at Goshen, Rev. Mr.. Ry-
land las accepted call to Middlesex county
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Call at BANrzs Boot and Shoe Shop, Au
gusia street, and leave your orders and get salts
faction
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n@REMEMBER the Augusta County Fair
18th, 18th and 18th Of October.
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See change of schedule &c. of the ChesapeaE 9
& Ohio railroad.
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to at classes asy a y ~esl ma@ PEE,
pie, of eitherJsN, young or old, make mores m. n
ey at wcrI~7nr us in t',eir spare momen. $ or all
IN. -,n..n a any thing else. Particulars fire.,
Apes :. s'inson Co.,. Portland, Maine.
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10Iz. JULY 4th. 1911
GREAT
VICTOR Y
FOR THE
WEED
Sewing Machine.


Some three months ago sent Mr.. j f. Hight
Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes, of New Fort, II
this county-a Weed Family Favenite-for trial
Since nv machine has been at his factory, MI
Hight says: "He has tried the Hoaoe Mach.nes
lone Shuttle and the Davis, and after thor
ough test find the WEED runs lighter, and tn
works are easier to get at and cleanse
Prefer the Weed to either Of the ones trace
or any I have seen, for Leather
and Cloth machine.
{ can with the Weed do the stitching AROGNI
THE TOPS OF BOOTS AND SHOES and wit
the same machine sew the finest cloth OF muslin
For full particulars, call OF
J.w. MENTIONS STORE. on
AUGUSTA STREET
could give a Hundred certificates, from par
ties who have purchased from me, and are nov
using the machines to their entire satlsfaetoh-
lid deem it necessary. Sold on the lease plan
Every machine warranted, and entire satisfa'
zion guaranteed.
Very Respectfully. : ssaa,nnr
July lift j. W. NE" lo 1!N. =
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Mrs B E Longs trunk and bureau and Mr..
Todd's hardware store were robbed last week.
in Harrisonburg.
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Valuable Middle River Farm,
for Sale in Au-uNtss d.SN,ssstx

Valuable Middle River Farm,
' for Sale in Augusta CH,sntys
offer for sale, my farm, lying on Middle RI
er, about miles North of Staunton, containi, 4
2S5 Acres,
one hundred and fifty OF which is cleared, under
GOOD fehcing and in a fine state of cultivation.
The balance well timbered.
The fariti is well wattred, and there is one of
the finest Springs in the county in the yard. The
IMPROVEMENTS consist IF a good two-story
BRICK BUILDINGS;
with a log house attached, good prick smoke
house, stone spring house, corn honse and a new
Barn, 6S by So feet, and other out-buildings.
The soil is very productive. regarded as first
class Middle River land. The farm is located in
good neighberhood, accessible by good roads.
and convenient to
SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.
Any person wishing to purchase, can be shown
the premises by calling the Undersigned who
resides ON the farm.
Terms liberal, and made kn5sVVnh on application
may 1e-tt
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NorIcE-The Shop near the Virginia Hotel,
recently occupied by Boogher & Bobbitt is for
rent. For particulars, apply at the Bar-room OF
J. W. Hilbert, Courthouse alley. jylo
Send your undertake. orders to s. NJ. Wilkes
Furniture House-nev EtA 81 caskets aad case
always on hand. Terf544sderate. ~
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1879 Spring. 1877
WELLER'S
BOOT, SHOE AND Hat
EMPORIUM.

NV Spring stock Of Boots, Shoes and Hats
now in store ind receiving, and beg 10 assul
Won. that it is one Of the most attractsss ever
fered in the city Of Staunion l have take
great pains in its selection, and have bad mad
IN many goods of entirely neas aylea and whic
YOU viii perhaps not find elsewhere. My gree
aim has been, and shall be 10 keep good goods, all
YOU will fud my stock mainly composed Of sue
work as will give ualae reeei0ad to the CONSUMER.
have in store anil keep constantly on hand, ,co
of our on. mansfactaas ia Ladies', Misses al
Childrsns
LASTING,
PEBBLE.
GOaT,
MOROCCO
and
CALF SHOE
Mr.. A. NJ. SIMPSON, has charge of the Ma
ufacturing Department.. and will be pleased
receive orders from his friends. REPAIRING nea!
ly and promptly done. Gail and examine TO
yourselves.
~TJfiE LARGEST stock OF Shoes and Slirr rs for
/ Children and Infants in black AM, fancy
.olors IS to be found at WEILER,S hatn3
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-10-03

Maj J. w. Newton is now in the eastern cities
He will haze them here about the 9th inst, when
the public general will invited to inspect
them:
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-10-03

c. D. Gray, son of Jouett Gray, of Rockingham.
have been appointed State students, to the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, at Blacksburg,
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