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THE DELUGE CONFESSED.

It is quite refreshing to find one fact
mentioned in the Bible, which the mod
ernmen of science are willing to admit is
confirmed by the progress of discovery.
Mr.. George Smith, of the British
Museum, makes the subioined most in
teresting account of tie record of the
Deluge, which he has lately deciphered
from the Assyrian monuments
"The cuneiform inscription which /
have recently found and translated
gives a long and full account of the
Deluge. It contains the version or ira
dition of this event which existed in the
early Chaldean period of the city of
Erech Zone of the cities of Nimrod),
now represented by the ruins of Warka
In this newly discovered inscription the
account of the Deluge is put as nara
tive into the mouth of Xisuthrus or
Noah He relates the wickedness of
the world, the command to build the
ark, its building, the filling of it, the
Deluge, the resting of the ark on the
amountain, the sending 0ut of the birds
and other matters Til narrative has
closer resemblance to the account trans
mitted by the Greeks from Berosus, the
Chaldean historian, than the Biblical
history. but it does differ materially
from either The principal differences
are as to the duration of the Deluge, the
name of the mountain on which the
ark rested, the sending out of the birds,
sc. The cuneiform account is much
longer and fuller than that of Berosus,
and has several details omitted both by
the Bible and the Chaldean historian.
This inscription opens up many ques-
tons of which we knew nothing pre-
vious, and it is connected with a number
of other details of Chaldean history
which will be both interesting and i'm
portant. This is the first time any in
scription has been found with an ac-
count of an event mentioned in Gen
esis.
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Sehencks Pulmonie Syrup yeawerS
Tonic aud Mandrake Pills
These the only medicines that will cure Pull
nonary Consumption. DIR. Schenck Of philadel-
pia has been in constant practice for over -thfrty
years continually examining lungs, and knows his
medicines, II properly taken. win cure Consunip-
ton. His Mandrake Pulls cleanse the liver and
stomach: his Seaweed Tonic dissolves the food,
stimulates the coating Of the stomach, and aids d.
gestiOn. His PulmoRic Syrup ripen8 the matter,
and nature throws &c OF without any exertion.
For sale by all druggists
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OLD lady: 81 see You recover UNI
brellas. Shopman: Yes, m M lots
of 'em." Old lady: "Iwant the one l
lost last Monday
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testimonials in local column. Buffalo, \. Y.
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THE NEW scALE

J WALKrR Prop'r ~. II WcDONALD g. CO.
Druggists ADD Con Acis, San Francisco and New York
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w HEN WHITING NO ADyHzl1ls VIZ
w please say yOu saw The adv.
menffn this piper. \. ~ ffN7'"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-29

c0S WEST roRTY.FIFrf STREET NEAR BROAD
EVS way.-An IsraelitisA private family Will let
suit or handsomely furnished Rooms with good Board
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SUICIDE OR ACCIDENT.

Coroner Herman was informed yesterday Of the
death. at the PARK Hospital. Of George Evans, alias
g. Cohen, Q bill poser. 1ity years Of age, who
either fell or Jumped from Sindow OF his room, on
the second noor Of the Frankfort HOUSE, ..e on
Saturday night or early on Sunday morning. An
informal preliminary investigation was made by
Deputy Coroner Cushman, who also examined the
body and decided that death was the result OF the
terrible injuries received. 1t is not definitely
known whether the injuries were OF suicidal or ac-
cldental origin. As the deceased had, however,
previously manifested symptoms OF abnormal men,
tai excitement 1t Is inferred that he precipitated
presumably suffering from temporary insanity
day.
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DLNNsYLvANTA RAILROAD.
Z Trains leave New York. from foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets as folows:- .
Express i0r Mai.;bars PtsbuTs the West end South
eUP. NJ. Sunday, s. T. 8:30P M. 49,
For Baltimore, Washington and the South via Penn
sylyania Air Line" st9A. NJ, and9P M. Sunday
$50 . p. NJ. and II night sunday s. 30 and g. r M
For Philadelphia, via Kensngton. at I A. NJ and $40
Emisrant and Second class. 7O5P,M. ,o,,
re, Se a:s $40 $40 81! SO 80 $40 s1I
rs, s:io,' s:io' 81 and sP.
FY. Ela1 .S siie. 20 ~ ia SD $50 "a
sS 3 /. II s 80 y snd 70 night Sunday '@
81 ESQ $40 $40 ( 40 $40 $40 8 $40 $50, I@o,
$40 10 r. M and l2 night sunday. $40 SAG and n,
Fer wosabI nd and Perth Amb0y e"nd 10 A. A'2o
'Sr ssI grshi sF and Il night sunday 5o %
For East Millstone $40 A. M, 70 noon, 4and s:2OPM
For Lambcrtviiic and Pennington, "a. N. and2P. NJ.
For Phipsburg and Belvidere, 2 and M.
0 B0Easat2- a saTpgtSn and Gam
For Freehold, a. M, . and 4 I, NJ.
boat from pier No. l. 5 80 7: N.
NJ, 6:35 r. M, daily; 5:22, iO6 a. N. and 355 NJ,
daily except Monday From Washington and Balu:
more, via PENNSYLVANIA Air Line, $40 AN IS and
loO spnd as zig A From a rnil sn
Sos :2;s:H lo;loR ~ Sunday, ~ $40 so, a',
Ticket ofices SIS As. al and eM Roadway No As
kmsr casss sHf ONCE No. Battery p'sfes BOYD Jr
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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= SPECIAL NOTICE.

-
NEW YORK, August 25 1873.
The Steamer RHODE ISLAND win make the last trip
and from stonington August 3lst inst
The management DESTROYS Of still retaining the popnlat
ity this ne and of nding unequaeu
advantages will place upon Its night line IN connsi,9
with the we'll known and popular steamers SIoniiNu
TON and NARRAGANsETT, nom pier 50 North kiver
the new and magnificent steamer
RHODE ISLAND, -, - .x.os,t
thus aYording Eastern passengers the privilege VI ""
In the finest steamer leaving New YORK.
D. s. BABCOUK, President
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I NTE RLAKEN.
Grand Hotel Rltschard.

Largest and Best Hotel at Interlaken.
Dining saloon for 800 guests baths and billiards.
ITO AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS INVENTORS AND
wholesale houses old established English house
(boh wholesale and realD In Barcelona having travel
lers visiting all parts Of Spain, offers its services
the Atlantic for the safe and active representation Of
York 70 Messrs Gomez Monjc Address by letter, post
tad, Barcelona, Spain Note.To time, price lists
and, II possible, samples OF goods with full particulars
should accompany all coqnmuulcatonA
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E'OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND,
Il The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from pier 81 North River, their elegant sidewee steam
ship OLD DOMINION, Walker commander, for Norfolk,
NJ giving through bills of lading to all points South
and Southwest Through passenger tickets to all points
era Office Isl Greenwich street. corner Of Day street.
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81 80 FER PER, Day 50 TO sls PER wEE 81 -
q Beecker street. near Broadway shaded grounds for
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Fornighty 10 London direct
from piers Nos. "A and AZ North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN Grace Saturday, sept g. at r. M
ITALY ThSmpson. Saturday Sept lS At 10 80
GREENE, JhOna5. Saturday. Sept. ~, at y +. NJ
70 L0NrON DIRECT.
CANADA, Webster Saturday, August go at 80 A. NJ
Cabin passage. SO $50 800 currency. steerage go
seerage tickets from liverpool, Queenstown London
derry, Glasgow Cardiff Bristol or London at the lowest
For further information apply at the companys ofce
No. so Broadway F.WJ HURST. Manager.
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EWES AND EARS.

|, RTIFICIAL HUMAN EyES--r. J. DAVIS, IN
"A yenor aud only maker oil the lmproved Arincia
Human Eve acknowledged by the faculty 70 DO tbs only
correct limitations Of nature III the world ~ Eask
Fifteenth street, between THIRD anl Fourth avenues
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BOARDERs WANTED.

I SUIT OF ROOMS TO BENTON PARLoR AND
second floors, with Board; also desirable Rooms for
EGntlemen with Breakfast Apply at 81 Madison Park
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ST HOUSE WEST OF FIFrH AvENUB.-HAND-
! sOmeiy furnished Rooms, single or en- suite with
rrst class Board private table desired. No. West
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I HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR
L.: front Room, with good Board, for gentleman and
wife or two single gentlemen references. No. "a Mac
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-20

D emoval! Removal!!
h e. BROWNOLD,
(Late Of New York City,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER.
also, deler in
WATCHES, CLOCKS JE NELRY, sPEcTACLEs, &C.,
at the very lowest cash prices,
on Main street, next door to. DR.. Chapman's, in
the store formerly occupied by Mr.. Ches-
terman, agent of Wheeler s Wilson's
Sewing Machines,
sTAU NTON, VA.
Has recently returned from New York, and
brought with him q splendid assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD WATCH
CHAINS, JEWELRY, &C.,
which he will sell at very short profits,
Every article sold warranted as represented.
He offers his services to the citizens of Staun-
ton and vicinity as thoroughly practical
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CEOCK
MAKER
His facilities for repairing Watches aud Clocks
of all descriptions are uneqaalled this side OF
New York, having all the late improved machin-
cry for that purpose, and also full assortment
to execute good work.
The best of references given if desired, to cit
liens Of Stauntoa, for the superior character of
the work executed at his establishment.
SHEET MUSIC always on hand-a select as
sortmen of American and Foreign music.
jan 16-3m
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Com raligsioner's eb1llce,

STANTON, VA, January 18th, 1873. J
To Preston A. Baylor, Newton A. Esylsr and
George NJ Baylor, Executors CT George Baylor
deceased, ]. L. Humbert, john M Iiulnbert, Jas.
N. Stout, Richard A. Stephens Administrator Ct
Reuben H. Humbert. and William 9. Simmons.
parties, Plaintiffs and defendants in three causes
now pending in Chancery in the Circuit Court Of
Augusta, under the style Of Stout VS.. Humbsfs,
Baylor's Executors va. Hulnbsrt and Rumberts
Administrator vs. Humbert, which said three
causes are now consolidated into one suit and 10
all persons holding liens upon the real estate IF
J. L. Humbert.
Take NoTIoE, That in pursuance Of decree st
the Circuit Court OF Augusta county, rendered a.
the November Term, 1872, in the above merton.
ed consolidated causes. shall on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day of MARCH, 1875 at ny Office in
Stnunton, proceed to take, state and settle en-
account showing which Of the debts heretofore
directed to be paid out of the fund in the Gaze OF
Baylor We. Humbert, are debts for which Joha
NJ. Humbert is security merely, ard VIA
amounts for that reason are entitled to be re-
funded cut Of tho fund in the case Of Stout "
Humbert.
At which time and place yon are required ID
attend, and all ef said lien creditors also re-
quired then and there to attend and do what ii
necessary to protect their interests in this suit.
Given under my hand Commissioner in
Chancery OF said Court, the day and year first
aforesaid. j. ". GREEN SMITH,
jan 30-<w Commissioner
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commissioners Notice.

To II J. suiak. Il. J. Courtney aud I'll credit
ors .. said NJ SwIni vho hold liens by juas
mi OF other wise binding the real estate ofsaid
Swink.
Take Norlcs, That ia pursuance ofa decres
rendered in the chancery cause Of Courtney vs.;
Swink on the eth Of November 1872, shall at
my Office in the city of Staunton, on
MONDAY, the 10th DAY Of MARCH 1878,
take ali account showing the liens binding the
real estate of said Swink in the order Of their
priority Also showing tho fee simple and am
nual rental yaiue of said real estate, together
with any other matters deemed pertinent b. my
self or required by any of the parties 10 be stated
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery of County Court, of Augusta this lo:h
day of Feb. 1873. G. NJ. H HARRISON.
7 fab. 13-4t Commissioner.
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Cssa sseissicM's Notice.
Coiiiiilisstoner,s ..o:,;.e

To A. B. Lightner, Robs Cason, VIM. W. ca.
son and oil persons holding liens by j. dgmt us
or otherwise binding the real estate CT /. ID WINS
w. Cason. H
Take NorIcE, That in pursuance G. a decree
rendered on the 2S:h Gag Of December 1872. in
the chancery cause Of Lighsner vs.. Cason &c,
shall proceed on 's
TUESDAY, the 1l,a LAY Of MAs:SS.a 1879,
at nay Office in the city Of S;aunton, to tale On as.
count showing the a:ncua: ard d,gni'y of liens
binding the real estate OF sid WA ". tasos,
and the fee simple and annual rental value Ct
such estate. together with shy other matters
deemed pertinent by myself III required by any
Of the parties I'd he stated.
Given under my han ss Commissioner in
thancery OF the County Court for Augusta couaa
sy. this 18th day of Fec, 1873.
tsE,. 13-4l G NJ IiARREsON. Commissioner
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February 18th, in Harrisonburg, BY Rev. ".
Wedden, CHAis. C. BAUGHMAN, of Richmond, and
Miss W1IL1ErTE H. STEVENS, of Harrisonhufg.
February 18th, by Rev.. Solomon CARRIER, F.
GAnBER and Miss CATHAR,HE RoADcAP, all of
Rockingham.
February 9th, neal Broadway. by Rev Jacob
Miller, JACOB SMITH and Miss ANNIE F. CLINE,
all Of Rockingham.
February 18th, near Moscow. by Rev. r. G..
Walker, ". C. CoFfMAN and Miss elizabeth L.
MILLER both recently from Rockingham.
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National Bank at Stanton, $4,000 for the pre-.
sentation to me at, my Double store in Stanton,
of an uglier man than
DoN CARLOS,
the mos. celebrated watch maker ever smpoye
in Staun.on or this portion of Virginia, now coHi
Quoting my business in that line.
will pay $4,000, in same nsanner. for TIC
production of better watch maker than said
Don Carlos.
Thirty years ago this celebrated ms,Aauid
came across the great waters ia
FIVE SAILING VESSELS,
because two ccdld not carry him. and ever aimee
that time he has been engaged In his business,
and was never known to sag job was well done
when it was not. When he says piece of work
is we'll done, there need be 10 further questions,
for he will not ,nisrepresent anything
Let the old heir looms that have been laid
aside on the dusty Shelves that kept time for
your grand fathers and great grand fa,hera, be
brought ina I will guarantee that Dca Carlos.
will put them in running order, and keep them
SO. 1t does not matter what kind of condition
they are in, he can make them all right.
Now is the opportunity for everybody who de.
sires to have his watch or clock repaired and fixed
up in genuine workman like style. to present
them at the Double Store Of Gabriel Hirsh, Main
street. for Don Carlos TO examine them a.,
feb 6 If GABRIEL ufRSfI.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, February IA
We quote cattle q from 81 to &c, and sheep
and lambs g to cents per pound. No. cows
and calves are in active request at 20 to $40.
Hogs to &c net.
BaIrlnons, dATr1a MAnKHr, Feb. 1a.-pri-
ess to-day for beef cattle ranged ns follows: Best
beeves at 5, s7,25; generally rated FIRST quail
ity At A,5oa Sb,75; medium to good fair quality
at $50 $3.50; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS at Is $3,5o-general average Of the
market s., so; extreme range Of prices Q. Is
81, 25. Most Of the sales were from 4, 90 to SIS
90 per 100 pounds.
sHnrP-We quote sheep at S a &c per pound
gross stock sheep at 2,25 a 1925 per head J;
lambs 2,25 $3.50 per head, as to side and auali
ty.
= Hoes-Ws quote hogs ia fair demaud at 6, d
Sc, 81 per 100 pounds net.
GEoRerTows CATTLE MARKET, February ] 81
There were $50 cattle, 500 sheep and lambs and
IS cows and calves sold at from to 70 far cst-
. tie, s 8; for sheep, to $500 for lambs. and
20 to $50 for cows and calves. 80
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HANDSOME AMI ATTRAcT1yE.-''A thing of
Beauty is q joy forever" and such undoubtedly
Is the motto Of Mr.. Charles A. Gladke, whose re-
cent improvements in his heretofore beautiful
store, now renders it really an Emporium of Fash
ion, elegance and taste; an ornament to our grow
ing city, and credit to himself. This last and
browning feature of this large establishment cons
eists Of q Mammoth Glass Show Case Of some
80 feet in length, its height extending from floor
to ceiling, handsomely and tastefully painted and
otherwise ornamented, the whole surmounted
with cornice of unique design and skillful
workmanship. This is designed by Mr. g. as an
addition to his Millinery department, which he
is determined to stock with such variety Of
choice goods Of every description, and which will
be selected with such personal attention and care,
Us will render it the largest establishment of its
kind in the State of Virginia, filed with the
choicest and freshest goods.
Mrs Gladke, who is just recovering from s.
recent illness, having been advised by her phys-
clan to change of climate is at present scjourn-
inc in Washin gton city, recuperating her strength
preparatory to an extended visit to the Eastern
cities. with view to being present at the exten.
sive Spring openings Of the largest millinery es-
Establishments ontbis continent, which VIII give her
every facility to thoroughly study the coming
Spring and Summer styles, and make her pur-
chases and selections accordingly. From the
taste this lady has heretofore displayed, we feel
confident that we risk nothing in assuring our
lady readers that they may anticipate rich dis
play at the Emporium of Fashion this coming
Spring.
Mr.. G.. will leave Staunt On for the East about
the last Of March, join his lady at Washington,
and together thy will visit New York for their
sprin purchases.
Ies1 81. for he-fa.v. nasa s'e;r r.fnrn I
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M09'Eetse
sTAUNToN MARKETS. Feb. 20.

STANTON MARKETS, Feb. 20.
There is no change to notice in our markets az
will be seen by the quotations, both -four and
wheat having settled down a: the prices last cited
Our roads still continue very bad, consequent.
ly there is not much produce Offering, either sta
pie or general.
With the exception Of one or two days, bust
ness has been quite slack for the past week.
AS our market is quiet and without ohange
we have nothing special to remark in this issue.
See below the market rates.
RICHARDSON & BELL.
Flour and Produce Merchants.
..s Augusta street.
Corrseted every week By P..B. HoaH & Rna
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TIE BRITISH QUARTERLY REvIEw for January
hiss been received. Contents: Ths hampton
Lecture on Dissent; Frederick Denison Maurice;
The Ironclad Reconstruction Of the Navy The
Emperor Alexander and the Policy of Russia !;
wards Theory Of Poetry; Local Taxation ;
Contemporary Literature, History, Biography
and Travels Politics. Science and art; Poetry,
Fiction and Belle Lcttres ), Theology, Philosophy
and Philology.
Leonard Scott, Publishing Company, 140 Full
ton St., N. 7.
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H. Risk, US, Special Commissioner Of Claims
is kept busily engaged in taking testimony in 10y
al Claims $50 .--s.
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Alfred Chapman, Esq, ofAlexandris, is now
on visit to his daughter, Mrs Jas. Ker, who
has recently been quite ill, but we are pleased to
learn, is much improved.
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DAxGERous.--A gentleman remarked to us the
other evening, that he notised several wagons
being loaded with kegs the other day at or near
the depot, packed up IS high as they could be
gotten in the vehicles, and that one of the kegs
came down, c,thumpon the ground, rolling near
his feet. On inquiry, he found it was powder,
and shyel Of from It. This is rather danger
GUS business. If match or the stump of lighted
cigar had been in proximity, the consequences
might have been serious. Too great precaution
could not be observed in hauling powder. and
ought not to be allowed t. be hauled through the
streets at all
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-20

Rev Mr.. Steele, of Eolstine Conference. NJ. E.
Church. South, has been elected Chaplain OF the
University of Virginia. es'slt
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New establishments.
IN G.. TX. HARPER,
: Is new receiving and opening in, the store room
on Augusta street, recently occupied by James A.
Armentrout as a Clothing House, a general as
sortment eff g. ~ -;a1'ss II sEsss -, -s-. =
FRESH GROCERIES,. -
He respectfully invites his old friends and the
public generally to COLI satisfied that they can
get what they want in the grocery lire. as his
stock embraces every article usually kept in such
establishments. y. @Sl5@S'@' feb 1877
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NEW CoNcERN-J. Hamrick & Co., have open
ed Family Grocery in the room formerly eccu-
pied by -Byers & summerson on Augusta street,
opposlte to Court House.
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8 The masonry ofthe railroad bridge over Lewis
creek, west Of the depot, is nearly completed, -
The arches are ready for the cap-stones or col
umns.
Brick are being unloaded for the Round House
ready for workmen as as the weat her mod
crates so the workmen can commence operations.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-20

staunton Iron Works Company have Robbins
Patent Crate, the best for Kanawhs coal. See
advertisement
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-02-20

1,antz's Bootee for gentlem en- is the rage now.
Call and see them.
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d. A..Kyscr is still selling off his present stock
OF. goods AZ cost prices
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BArT1sr FAIR.-We have been requested to
state that the ladies of the Baptist church, will;
hold a Fair, Powelrs building, commencing on
the 4th of March. The preparations now being
made promise an entertainment equal to any
heretofore gotten up.
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
WTagOn Making and
wv Rfaacixsr,a Ii fsisner

w Eiacksnaitiaing.
The undersigned, formerly Of Churchvile, has
opened Wagon Making and Blacksmithing es-
tabiishment, on New Court House street. Staun-
ton, Va, next door to the Carriage Factory of
Captain Waters, where he is prepared to execute
the best manner and At low figures:
REPAIRING promptly done and Ill work war
ranted.
also manufacture Fesiegs patent LIFTING
JACK, tho greatest thing out ard Indispensable
to farmers generally. Call and bee it.
feb 13-tf JAMES NJ LICKLITER.
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TO-DAY, E. NJ. Gushing will sell at public auc-
'tiou, for R. G. Bckle. Esq, a House and several
acres of land in Pointsvlle. Sale in front Of the
Courthouse.