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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-11
april 3-eos

Gale Of Nam<f.-Under decree of the
y Circuit Court of Augusta county, made in
the cause of Brown VS.. Jacob Wiseman, we ia
On THURSDAY, the 25th day of September
pvxt. offer at public stle, in the town of Church.
ellie, to he highest bidder, q tract OF land ia
said county, containing about
1873 ACRES,
twelve miles north of stauntons in jennings Gap
on the waters of jennings branch +; and also Two
Lots in the town OF MereeYsviile.
TERMs.-Cost of snis and sale in hand, balance
in equal Indictments at one, two and 'hree years
bearing interest from day OF sale, the purchaser
0 We bends with sufficient personal security,
and Vie tlte to be retained as turlher security.
r. ,. lifLf,
81. Y. TRoGr.
gss 2l-tds eenmiss!oas,s
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Good Little Farm for sale.-T

4 Good EittaG Farm fOr SAle.-lhe
n undersigned, wishes to sell privately the
ia, m on which he lives, situate on North River
and Mason's Run, near the village of Mt. Scion.
in the county of Augusta and right Oh the sur
veyed line of the Washington, Cincinnati end
ST. Louis Railroad.
Mills, Saw Mills, Shops. Schools and Churches
within half mile of the Farm. The tract cen
ta;ns 1851 Acres, one-half in Timber, ana Inc
other under good state of culture.
The soil is clayey aud sandy loan, in The
bottoms, and good quality Of limestone on the
uplands. 80.
the farm.
Fences good, House and Barn, plain but sub
stantial
The farm can be bought cheap, and on terms TO
suit the purchaser Address,
THOMAS ii. SHUMATE.
Mt. Scion,
snril 3-eow Augusta county, Va.
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We call attention to brief notice our first
page of this issue entitled Spanish ladies'" The
writer is we'll known iu this community a most
enterprising merchaet. He has recently return
ed from quite extensive tour broad, embrace
ing the various countries of Europe. We are
pleased to state that he has kindly consented to
contribute occasion i articles upon his sight
seeiag 10 our paper.
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GOSHEN. RocKBRlDGE Co.-What commenced
in q jest by the Lexington Gazette, about
County, may result in a reality, The people are
now thinking about it. Goshens a live place.
throwing Lexington into the shade. Go ahead
men reside there.
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= LAND SALE.-On the 5th inst. A. NJ. Newman,
N. K. Trout and J. N. Lsggett commissioners,
sold the excellent farm of Dr.. S. A. Cotfman, ly-
ing hear Harrisonburg, containing SOB acres, and
finely improved for $42 so per acre. Gen. John
E, Roller, purchaser This is very cheap proper
ty. 1t brought about $50 per acre before the war
and has been improYaG since
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CoURT OF APPEALS of Virginia meet in Staun
ton, OH the 10th INST yesterday. Present, Judges
Moncure, Christian, Staples and Boiling. The
Albemarla cases were called, aal Two were
submitted printed hrieis. The regular call OF
the docket VIII be made to-day.
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We notice in the 1.0ld Commonwealth, the
following announcements For the House Of
Delegates. B F. Patterson, JobE G. Noodson, and
Wright G4tewood Far the Senate, Gen. JOHN
e. Roller and Dr S. f. Motfett Rockingham
elects 1--WE Delegates and one Senator. Gen. hol.
Ter is the present Senator. Coils. O'Ferrall AID
aGe, e Dsaeale are the old delegates We may
EEK pees to lively time in thai eoanty.
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Mr.. j. D. Price reports to the Oil Common
sceatlhshat Mcdowell and Monterey, in Highland
county are improving, and that the spirit or
terprise stimulated by the prospect of the narrow
gauge road is active.
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VACANCY FiLLED.-The Board of Directors of
the Western Lupatic Asylum, at their meeting on
last Saturday, elected Maj H. NJ. Bell, presdenl
to I'll the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Thos, 3. Niche, ESQ.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-11

Remember the Aagnt & Cos great combna
siou Circus. Menagcrie, Sc, will exhibit il
Stanton Monday, The 22nd CT September cour
day, on the old Fair Grounds. This is reputed
continent.
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The Senatorial convention appointed to meet
al NJ Ttboro the 4th did so, and adjourned
over To the 30th 'of Sep. at Goshen. sherard,
Eubank and foaganJa are the caIlIdaies for the
nomination.
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Col. HUGaEs AND MIXED ScHooLs.-Colonel
Hughes in an able speech at Norfolk on the 9th
inst, in the most emphatic manner deprecated
the idea of mixed schools, as incompatible with
common sense, prudence and justice, ana stated
fat IT ,ad revrr 1T any tinte been sd-"catdh by
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Mr. John Davis, president of the Planter S
National Bank, has on mis- farm in King William
county, twenty five acres of ground in tomatoes
He has canned about one ton sweight per day.
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Deaths.

On the 4th inst, in this place, Miss Kate Conk-
lin. in the 10th year of her age.
On the 4th inst, near Staunton, Mrs. Susan C.
Doom, in the 53rd year of her age.
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Robert j. Giendy, Esq, of Bath county has
purchased the Stuart McClung farm i'll Green
brer county tor SEC, O00.
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A $50 900 DRAFT ON PosrsRITY, The wlsest
thing The City Couacl could do, would DE to
dsaw upoa posterity for $40, 900, al approprist
1t to the improvement o the streets, the increase
of the water supply, and the perfection OF the
Fire Department. The pavements and streets are
in IL shameful condition, when we consider the
growth and evident future prosperity of Staunton
Especially is the pavement from Col. Young 5
Office to the Ame riean Hotel in a shameful cor
ditioa. 1t is the most generally used thorough
fare ia the city, and.is in the worst condition.
The holes and ufsetts in it really endanger pass
ers-by, and when it rains persons waikiki IN that
direction are sure to step in water over shoe top.
There is nc excuse for n5t fixing this walk. It
is the duty OF the street commissioners 10 see to
it that it is done at once.
The wa.er supply is entirely inadequate to the
wants and probable contingencies OF the city,
A fire to commence in any of the in1lammahle L.
calities IF the city, would spread with rapidly
and destruction for there is neither water nor
fire apparatus equal to serious emergency Of
this kind AS things now are, half OF The city
might beusnder fire before the leviathan engine
could be gotten out of the shed, and If the GONNA
grafton was great, half OF the people would break
their necks limbs in stumbling over the pave
ments to get to it and from it.
As all such improvements are permanent II
would be but right that the city negotiate
a loan for $4,000 or l00.0 900 for present use
and future payment. Posterity would get the
benefit of the improvements and should pay for
them. We hope the council will give these mat
with promptness.
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Capt. j. Il Ralston is called upon 10 announce
himself candidate to represent Rockingham III
the next Legislature OF Virginia.
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RELIGIOUS Rev W. b. McGlvray, of Rich
mood preached in the NJ. E. Church, South of
the city, Sunday night last, u very feeling and
instructive sermon.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-11

Henry Howard. sentenced to the Peni entiary
for ten years from Augusta county, for an assault
with intent kill, will be discharged this month
his term Of Imprisonment having xpired.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-11

a posi- ofiee at Verona has been established
il place Of Clines Mill, and Or. E. A.cheber-
& n appointed postmaster
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SALE OF FARM.-Mr. Thos. Shumate has solo
to Mr.. John Lohr, 1891 acres of his farm, situa-
ted near Mt. Scion, for $30pr. acre.
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Our Ty--Saturday last the Shellar
lot corner of Beverly and Green streets was
sold by E. NJ Gushing, anetioneer, for S.
345 purchaser, L. Yeager, Esq ::of Baltimore
Judge Smith. is building a fne dwelling OPP
posite 'Old Academy" j. Clinedinst has
bought lot from Mr. Wheat, price>paid
81 800 on which he is going TO build.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-11

Judge Richard Coke has been nominated
Democratic candidate for Governor of Texas.
He was born and raised near williamsburg,
Va. He is therefore g carpet-bagger," it
the policy Of the (" Virginia for Virglnians
holds good in Texas.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-11

Nearly two.thirds Of the S. v R. z. be-
tween Front Royal and Luray, has been con.
pleted. The building Of Che bridge across
the Shenandoah will soon be commenced
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lease No. 371..

Cease No. 371.)
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States. for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Robert Page Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern;
The undersigned, Thomas r. Campbell of Page
County, Virginia, hereby gives notice of his ap,
pontment as Assignee of the Estate of Robert
Page of Page County. in said District, who was,
on the eth day Of May, A. d.. 1873. adjudged a
BANKRUPT on his own petition by the District
Court of said District.
Dated Luray dug. Va. %, 1878.
Sept. At. THOS. r CAMPBELL, Asst gnee
Cease No. 1861
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States. for the Western District Of Virgnis.-
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Richard 2. Thernhill. Bank
rupt
To whom it may concern
The undersigned, Thomas R. Campbell of Page
County, Virginia, hereby gives notice Of his ap-
peintment as Assignee of the Estate
Of Richard E. Thornh,ll of Rappahannock
County. in said District, who was. on the goth
day Of May, A. D., 1873, adjudged a Bankrupt
on his own petition by the District Court of said
-, ~ ,.n % GO
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Marriages.

On the 4th Instant by Rev. Thos. Hilder5rand
John S. Samples, of Highland, and Miss Ruha
ma D. Laugh, of Pendleton county.
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.AN2aOasaacea2
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

At the solicitation of many friends, I respect
fully announce myself candidate for reelection
to the KsGssse of Delegates. subject to
the decision of the county conservative Nomna
ting Convention. ALEX. B. IiGliTMER.
I-4t
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CERTIFICATES:

STAuNToN VA, SEPT. LIST 1873.
For years l have been Smoker and have
smoked almost every variety of pipe and stem.
have recently purchased one of VIM. NJ. Bry-
arts improved Patent Vegetable Pith Pipe Stems,
and do not hesitate to say it is the most pleasant
stem have ever used.
1t ahsorbs all the nicotine, and | believe its
general use by smokers would save them from
the nervousness caused by that poison being
drawn into the mouth. and thereby getting int
the system most cheerful'y recommend this
stem to my friends and the Public.
R. HAWKINS.
STAUNFoN, VA, SEPT. LIST, 1873.
It affords me pleasure to state, that after
useing the vegetable Pith Pipe Stem" Paten-
ted and Manufactured by VIM. NJ Bryant
find it to he most excellent stem, absorb ing q
large amount of the nicotine 1t is the most
pleasant stem have ever used
WIN LYNN.
We concur fully in the above, and have
no hesitation in declaring it the best stem we
have ever used. VIM. H, PEYTON.
j. H. WOODWARD,
VIZ. n. WATTS.
fully concur in the above and with
muck safely recommend this. as the most pleasant
r.. '''~ WIN. J. TURNER,
Baltimore.
STABNroN VA AUG. 2sth 1878.
Az q constant Pipe Smoker for years Dc
moi hesitate to say that Mr. VIM. NJ. Bryants
improved Vegetable Pith Pipe Stem is the best I
ever used
I have recommended it to all my friends and
take great pleasure in certifying to its good
qualities to the Public. For persoas of q nerv~
! Gus Temperament. who enjoy smoking, believe
it to be invaluable.
SANDY NJ. CARRIER.
or.UnroN ". Sept lat IRA
have been selling VIM. NJ. Bryants i'm
proved Vegetable Pith Pipe Stem to my trade
ever since they were Hrst introduced into this
| market, and can safely recommend them tor
up in every respect to what is claimed for them.
| and consider it the best absorbent Stem Manu-.
| faeta-ad. CHAS. E. HAINES,
Proprietor Staunton Cigar Factory.
Sept 4, '73-3t.
T,OR akE.NT.-The brick dwelling ia
| L. which l now reside, situated on New street,
adjoining Mrs. Tate's property. 1t contains 4
| comfortable rooms. besides basement. Apply to
| Capt ] II. Waters, or the undersigned
| aug l4-tf THOMAS SHUMATEs
WM. A. PRATT, JR.,
/ w Civil EDgin eerss
| Offers his services 70 the citizens Of StsuAton
and vicinity in the different branches of HE pr.
tfcssiap. Particular attention raid 20 surveyius
and dividing lands making mnps Of farms, a.
osiee near coart huuse with Ais tsAes.
aug l4-tf
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GnassnfY Ts.n@sssrar.

TO TIE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
I am now q candidate for the Office of Trea :
urer at the approaching election, to be held in
November next. subject to the ratification of con-
venton to be held at Staunton on TUESDAY,
October 9TH, (next)
eept Il: WIN. A. BURNETT.
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A sssmmnn,e S.,Eo of E~punsslo TRns9

4 ssIgnee's Sale of valuable Real
"A ESTATE .-Un MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
18th, A D.. 1873, at u O'clock, NJ. in front Of
The Courthouse in Winchester, Va, will be of
tered to the highest bidder a
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE,
on the south side of Piccadlly street in Winches.
Ter, Va, now occupied by F. Wulfert' The house
is TWO stories high, and is favorably situated fol
business and convenient for mall family also
$50 ACRES OF LIMESTONE LAND!
In Frederick county. Va,
near Midaletown. and adjoining the lands of Da
vid J Miller. David Dinges and Others. The
land is without Improvement. but of good quail
t., ana has ON it about six acres of good timber
This sale is made under degree pronounced by
the District Court of the United States, for the
Western District of Virginia, in the matter o.
George W. ,,romley. Bankrupt, and the title OF
the property will pass to the purchaser nnincum
bered by the liens against the Bankrupt.
TERMS-One-fourth cash, and balance ON q
credit of six twelve and eighteen months. with
interest from day of sale. securec by bonds with
approved security, and title retained till paymsn
shall be finally made.
WM. MILLER, Assignee.
aug 2l-4t George Kremer, Auctioneer.
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The Gordonsvllle, (Va) Gaaette, the first
number Of which we have received, is hand
some yprinted aud has excellent editorial ard
selected articles We wish it much success
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VEIN OF IRON ORE,

which has been opened, and is now furnishing
the Buffalo Gap Iron Company, with an abun
dance of the best quality of Iron ore.
Maps of Spring Farm, with all Of the subdivi
tions proposed, will be found at the Offices of
VIM A. Pratt and Meade L. White, either of
whom will be pleased to show purchasers over
the premises
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash, and the residue in three equal
annual payments, bearing interest from day
of sale and interest payable annually, evil
denced by the bonds of the purchasers, and
lien retained upon the land for the securi-
ty of the after payments.
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
B. B. DONAGHE, Ex'ors. . =
Sept. d. 1875.
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James Beard, of Middebrook, has been ap
pointed Notary Public.
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PERsoaAL Maj. P H. Woodward now
Superintendent Of Orkney Springs has been
spending several days with his family 10
the city. He will return to Orkney this
week He will hereafter be permanently en-
gagged at that popular summer resort.
Jos. N. Woodward, Esq, Superintendent
of Rawley Springs was 10 the city sunday
and returned to the Springs on Monday.
Hon. J. F. Lewis, j Amber Smith, and U.
Shefrey Lewis, esq. were in this city on Mon
dav last. The two former are making their
arrangements to visit the Rocky Mountains
about the 18th probably.
Gov Barringer, of North Carolina is stop
ping at DR. Reese's.
THE BIG Show CoMING.-On Friday of next
week. Sept 49th The Mammoth exhibition OF
the best and most remarkable Snowman in Amer
ica L. B. Lent will be in Staunton and glvetwo
performances. The several pavilions will be
erected or the old Augusta Fair Ground as there
is no other location large enough for all the tents
| TO be placed MIR. Lent has gained vlde ceie-
! brity for giving the most elegant and attractive
arenic entertainments offered to The public. Mr.,
LEM has permanent winter home in New York
cty. and tor many years, his splendid establish
ment has been patronized by the best families of
he Metropolis. The Press everywhere his exhi
btion goes speak il the highest praise OF 1t, and
pronounce the entertainment unequatied Tor nov
city, variety and excellence
A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT We stepped into the Me-
thodist Sunday School on last Sabbath morning,
and our attention was arrested by the infant
class connected with it, under the superinten-
| dtnee of John g. Evans, Esq There ale about
| 1870 little children from the age of ten down to
| 3 years belonging TO this department. On this
! occasion here were about 10 of them present.
They seemed to be perfectly happy, and the ear
nestness aud energy with which they entered
i into the singing exercise demonstrated that then
little hears We're all agiow with pleasure. Ii
was a lovely sigh'-seventy neatly dressed little
forms--seyenty radiant little faces-seven,y busy
little tongues, seventy tender little hearts, Sc
venty plastic little minds receiving The impress
| of religious Saboath SCI DOL instruction! The
| fragrance OF heaven ssslnea to hover ovel
| ane aoout that se0m where these little souls were
| drinking in tie sincere mix Of the word. May
the angels OF love and mercy, ''stanl guards abou
til an, through the devious windings OF hfe's
rugged PATH
This Sunday School numbers abo.t 4o0 schol-
| airs, and under tha supei intendence Of Mr.. w
teres. and usefulness every week.
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C0fsaakas ssioRGr's eDfNcxe.
srAuNroN, Va. Sept. 8, 1877;


TO George A. Hanger, Ex'or of John Trimbla
decd. Plaiut.f, and John W Hogshead AMI
Jane T.. his wife, George K Knisely, William
j. Helson, Robert A. Hogsett and Obedience
his wife, Washington Dudley and Martha 0
his wife, William NJ Wilson and Catharlne j
his wife, John NJ Hanger, William D liangi r,
james L Hanger, George Hanger, Andrew
Funkhouser and Alice c. his wife, Henry Ii.
Hanger, John A Mills, N. K. Trout, surviving
Trustee in a deed of trust from Robt Hogsett
dated Oct Is '56, David Fultz, Trustee in deed
of Trust from Robt A Hogsett and Obedience
his wife dated Feb'ry II, '57, William Kay
ser, Trustee in deed Of trust from John W
Hogshead and wife, dated Nov l II, Haw
thorne, the beneficiary in said deed and
Gray and-Hudson, partners under The style
of Gray, Hudson & Co, the ASST gnees of said
A Hawthorne, DEFENDANTS and 10 all persons
whomsoever interested in the matters involve I'd
in this suit
Take Notice,
That in pursuance Of an Order of the Circuit
Court for Augusta County, rendered at the June
Term, 1873, cause therein depending in
Chancery under the style Of Trim5les Ez'or Us
Xogshead &c.. shall on
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Cease No. 379.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District of Virginia
In Bankruptcy
In the matter of Lucy NJ. Jolliffe Bankrupt,
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned, A Moore, Jr.. of Clarke
County, Virginia, hereby gives notice of his ap-
pojntment as Assignee Of the Estate of Lucy NJ
.Tolhfe of Clarke County, in said District, who
was, on the 18th day of May, A. D., 1873, ad-
Judged Bankrupt on her own petition by the
District Court Of said District
Dated Berryville Va. Aug. % 1878.
Sept. At. A. MOORE, JR. Assignee.
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til stated that Butler will certainly be
beaten for - Rernt leao ~omira.ior f'r
v ~ " " - asesss'
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SPRING FARM,

SPRING FARM,
containing about az5 ACRES, Immediately ad-
joining the City of Staunton.
This is the most valuable tract of land in Au-
gusta county-the larger part of it, OF the very
best quality for agricultural purposes. There is
upon this tract, very large and elegant MAN
SION HI USE, and all necessary cut buildings,
with splendid SPRING in the yard
That portion of the tract Immediately adjacent
to Staunton, we nave had laid off into
BUILDING LOTS,
varying in size from J an acre to IA acres =
These lots are beautifully located, upon streets
SO feet wide, and are rapidly increasing in valne
The Homestead will be sold with II acres Of
land attached, or with less or more land attach
ed as may be deemed best on the day of sale
The residue of the farm will be sold in parcels
to suit purchasers
Upon this portion of the tract there has been
recently di scoyered q large aud yalua ole
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A ssignee.s sale of two tracts OF
n land in Augusta county Virginia.

In compliance with an order of the I'm tied States
District court for the Eastern District of Vrgi nia,
dated August 18th, 1873, in the matter of VIM Z
Sheets, bankrupt, will offer for sale at Public
Auction on
Tuesday, September rs, 1878,
at II o'clock A NJ in front Of the court house at
Staunton Virginia
No 22A acres of land ia augusta Ga.
about one mile west Of the village OF Mt Sidney,
on the Iron Works road, bounded by the lands of
Simon Slower, David Alexander, William Craw-
ford and others, with
Good DsetAing House and about 500 young fruit trees
No 2 81 acres Of land adjoining dboue
| To be sold free of all liens and encumbranoes
| TERMs,-suffcent cash to pay all costs and ex-
! penses of sale: the balance credit OF one,
lwo and three years, purchaser to give notes
with approved security for the deferred payments
with interest added the title to be retained unit
sand notes paid.
| JOSEPH JORGENSON,
auo rs ids Assignee
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FALL CLOTHING !.

| am now receiving goods for Fall wear Al
so taxing orders for goods needed i'll my line.
Is New Street, Staunton, opposite Va Hotel,
J. W. ABBY
E@g Persons owing will please call and
settle. Town papers copy 81. Sept 2-3t.
MOTIONS! NOTIONSy!-I may be found
lV for the present at the Book Store of Bell
Il Co., corner of Main and New Streets, where
will be pleased to see my old friend. aud custo-
mers.
EGyH Fine WATCHES AMI JEWELRY re-
pared an The best hummer AMI warrantea. asa
Sept. At G. C. YEAKLE.
4 niger ale and Setter Water, delightful ton.
"a &c and Alternative; home made Wine choice
article. only 81 per gallon, also No Mackerel,
shad, herring, Sardines and crackers For sale
at AAEANAGA's Grocery, Wine and Liquor store,
corner OF Spring Lane and Augusta st. sep
I TSE THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY, for
~ suppressed and painful menstruation tucor-
shoea &C., JUVEATAS. nov ,4-a
The Gordonsvile Gazette says: Two banks
have been organized in town during the past
month-one with p p Barbour. esq, as
President, and Howe Cochran, ESQ If
charlottesville, Cashier, the other with j.
- ~ " ~ Psr4'n~ nd Y r.nsn \ A.
t5 4 tss & iiSfs