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The Morning herald., 1877-08-01

FORCE OF .oUNLIGHr Prof. Maxwell
estimates the mean energy in one cubic
foot Of sunlight at about q. 0.o00oooo6s2 Of a
foot-pound, and the mean pssssure on q
square foot is 0.o0oooooass of q pound
weight A flat body, exposed to sunlight,
would experience this pressure on its il.
Illuminated side only, and would therefore
be repelled from the side upon which the
light falls Calculated out, this gives the
pressure of sunlight equal to about two
and half pounds per square mile, a
quantitative degree quite beyond the
minds's appreciation. Beyond the two
and a half pounds thus deduced from cal
culation and tho 6fty-seven tons which
have been obtained from experiment, the
difference is certainly worry great - no
greater, however. tbaa is often the case
between theory and experiment.. @
The Morning herald., 1877-08-01
HOW ANACONDAS ARR CAP.
8'.r-f TURED, ny

Henry J. Cooke. of Caracas, Vepesnela
In o Letter 10 Frank Buckland, states tha'
10 the small rivers which flow into the
Orinoco there are large numbers Of ana
condas much larger than the one TIE 80
,iety has, and that In lar+s pond near
sriend's house in Maturin lives in shy 70
trement ono that Is thirty-six feet hong
and yard IN diameter. The managers Of
the gardens have offered $4,000 for the
capture and delivery in England Of This
serpent. '1trequires an expert fisherman
to catch these creatures alive. In Africa
a live dog is used as bait, and after the
dog has been bolted, the boa coils up and
takes nap, and then the fisherman stuff
him into bag. A big pocket will b.
required for the gentlemani in tho Maturin
pond. 80. ts.- ~.-4- .a..t. -
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs
Jane Mosby, the venerable relic5 Of the
late Armstead Mosby, died on Wednesday
at the residence Of her grand-son-in-law
Mr.. VIM. II. Weller, at the advanced age
of 80 years. Her long life was one full Of
womanly virtues and like her death, was
viving member of an old organization of
Presbyterians in Rockbrldge known as the
sseceeders'' or coYenanterS. Her funeral
took place yesterday morning from the
First Presbyterian church, of which she
was one Of the original members at its or~
ganization seventy years ago, and the last
survivor of them. Rev. VIM. e. Baker
preached the funeral sermon.
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his friend, mir. Hanger) had been deceived
by it. He then read the Funding Bill con-
tending that its terms did not relieve Vir-
ginia OF the responsibility Of the remain
ing third and further that this idea was
confirmed by the rejection of various
amendments offered fixing the third on
West Virginia, adding that it was an IL
suit to common intelligence to say now
that it had been done. Il mus be conten-
ded that ii West Virginia did not pay,
Virginia was bound for every dollar vi it,
interest and principal, nor did he believe
that those who got up the bill meant any
thing else and he would Say of those who
passed 1t that they were the repudiators-
repuuiatorS in the EXTREMIST and most Of
fensive sense of the word. lie then read
from the auditors report an array of figures
similar to those gotten up by Mr.. Massey,
land to which the VINDICAToK has meyer
9iyen countenance as our medical friend
Intimately to show that to pay the debt
would amount to cOnfiscation. and then
asked are you prepared for Reputation on
the one hand OF taxation on the other ?
(Applause.) Those who acted with him,
he said, proposed to take the middle course
first to seek an equitable adjustment, If
that can't be done then, to repeal the
funding bill and if that can't be- done, if it
is true that they have fastened that mi
quitous bill upon us, then to lay tax and
pay it.
REMARKS OF Mr.. ABSALOM KOIN Err.
MI. Koiner, who spoke after much noisy
opposition, said let US reason together.
There is one point on which all are agreed,
and that is that the tWo-thirdS have to be
paid. The practical question was, what
was the way out Of our troubles, and that
he thought had been suggested by Judge
McCue. Ii we let the debt question alone,
it will solve itself. 1t is very fortunate
that we find ourselves possessed OF the,
power to control the levy Of our taxes.
All our creditors will demand of Us, is an
honest effort. Hedeprecated the Fund.- e
Bill as be thought no State should Lave
turned over it's powers to its creditors it
was a very unfortunate measure, but now |
that it is irremediable we must act accord |
ingly. If we meet adversely, we must tax
accordingly; and if prosperity, we must
tax accordingly. Our trouble was due IL
a great measure. to the overestimate OF the
resources of Virginia by Gov. Walker--a
stranger. We must trust now to our in
creasing prosperity. Richmond now pays
one-nintll of cur taxes, and if she grows
as rapidly as she has done in thlrty-four
years, she could pay them all We can
lose nothing by waiting; if we have the
power to-day to get rid Of our debt, we
would have the same power over it here
after-indeed, we may have more power,
for States rights may be more distinctly
recognized hereafter than now.
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A RETURNED SUMNER VOYAGER. -
On Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. 4. 7. Lee
and his two sons returned from their sum-
mer voyage of one hundred miles down the
North and Shenandoah rivers in an open
barge. The log book of the navigators
shows that On Thursday they tied up at
Mr.. John Lewis, in Rockingham on
Friday, at Mr.. Gilbert's; on Saturday at
the Shenandoah Iron Works; on Monday
at Newport, and on. Tuesday at Longs
Mill, in Page county. There they got out,
sod the boat which could not be brought
back, footed it nine miles over the noun
tains to New Market, and took the cars
for Staunton. Mr.. Lee found the naviga-
ton quite rough, and at many points dan
gerOuS.
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PERsoNAL.-Ron. A. II. II. Stuart,
now at the Healing Springs, has greatly
improved in health and has gained six or
eight pounds in flesh.
We hear that Mr.. M. Harvey Ef1inger'
Who is at the White Sulphur, has been
much benefited.
Messers Jno. W. Grove, VIM. A. Freed,
Jno. H. Keiser, T. c. OFT and Jno D. Mil
Ter have been appointed by Judge Hen
dren Public Road Surveyors.
Mr. Geo. W. Koiner, Of Augusta, Virgin
in State Grange Lecturer starts on lectu-
ring tour to Southwest Virginia early in
August. He is ord red by the Grand Mas
ter to visit thirteen counties in the inter
est of the State Grange.
Rev. David E. Thomas, Presiding Elder
for this district has purchased the 'Way-
ford'' farm in Hartford CO., Nd, us acres
at $4,000.
Prof. A. J. Turner, of the. Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Asylum has gone to spend four
weeks of his vacation with his venerable
father at Spartanburgh G. H.. South Car
DINA. His accomplished daughter, Miss
Cora Turner, accompanies him.
Dr. Francis 4. Welter, a graduate Of the
University Of Berlin, and for a few years
professor of modern languages i'll the Uni
versity of New York, has been secured as
director of music in the Virginia Female
Institute the care of Rev. z. II.
Phillips. DR.. Welter is brilliant per
former, and enjoyed the advantages of the
best Conservatives of music in Prussia.
The University Of New York conferred
upon him its highest honor-the degree OF
LID. He will bring to his work sue
cessful experience Of fourteen years. The
department of Modern Languages will be
under the tuition of M Tile Marie Nuelsen,
a graduate of the school of Mime Comm,
Chateau a. Eczipeas, pres dc Lausanne, and
after wards taught the classes Of German
and French in the Institute in Bresslau.
For four years past, she has superintendent
the education of Bishop Lees gIandchil-
dren in Delaware.
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COUNTY CoURT.-This court met Mon
day, Judge Hendren presiding. A report
of SIS fine against r. McKemy, was made
by justice. David Fur, a white man.
was ordered fifteen lashes for stealing.
Petition of Jos. E. Trimble, for a road in
Pastures district, was established. John
M. Smith was granted ordinary license, at
Burke's Mill. On a petition of Geo. Da-
wilson for road in Beverly Manor, the
Iandholders were summoned.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF AUGUSTA
FIRE Coon Tuesday evening the mem
bers of the Augusta Fire Company held a
meeting to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Capt. Thos. J. Crowder,
now Chief of Police. The choice of the
company for Captain fell on Mr.. Michael
will make an excellent commanding Off
Ger. To ill other vacancies, Mr.. John
Hounihan was elected I'd Pipeman and Mr..
John Fisher. Chief Hose Director. A res
olution was adopted thanking Capt. Crow
der for the very satisfactory manner in
which he has discharged the duties of First
Commander of the company for so many
yearS''
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New Advertiser enls.

A LAWN PARTY AT WAYNESBURU.-
N There will be a Lawn Party on the
grounds in front of Sir. W D. Swans residence
on THURSDAY EV ENING, AUGUST 18th,
1871, for the benefit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
The STONEWALL BAND will be in atten-
dance, Refreshments by the ladies.
july37-2t
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Wool FROM fHIGHLAND.-A lot Of 5000
pounds Of wool was received yesterday by
Baker Bros. from Hightown, Highland co. :,
shipped by the enterprising firm with which
nected
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STEAM THREsHING.-Mess Clemmer
& Kerr with their steam threshing ma
chine threshed and cleaned on Wednesday
at Geo. W. Cochran's farm, 112 bushels of
wheat in eighty minutes bushels to the
minute.
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SALE TO A PENNSYLVANIA SETTLER.
Mr.. A. A. Lamb has sold his farm of
900 acres, near Waynesboro', to Mr.. David
B. Weaver, formerly of Lancaster county,
Pa. for $13,05O cash. MI. Weaver says
some more farmers from his section are
coming
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New Advertisements.

VIIRGINTA-INVAC VACATION In the Clerks
v Office, Circuit Court Augusta County,
July 25th, 1871.
themselves as for the other creditors of the
Elizabeth Iron Company, who choose to come
in upon the usual terms Plaintiffs.
VS..
The Elizabeth Iron Company and Joseph A.
Waddell, Thos. G. Elder and Thomas D. Ram
son, Trustees in deed of trust executed by
said Elizabeth Iron Company, II. G. Hartman,
N P. Catlett Administrator, with the will am
ncxed of Thos. K. Menifee, ''dec'd, John B.
Evans, William Howell, Andrew B. Trick,
Henry Forrer, R. B. Dunlap, Elizabeth K: 7.
Harman Robert G. BIckle, Hugh W. Shelley,
James Bumgardner, Jr., P. Fl. Trout, Samuel
Forrer A A. Sproul Admir- of Samuel H.
Bell, "dec'd," J. Fred. Efinger, B. I. Bagby,
]. A. Lowenbach, J. A. Logan, NJ. Harvey Eff
finger, VIM. L. Buugardner, David G. McGuf
fin, VIM 4. Crawford, William Jordan, Rich
ard Randolph, William J. Nelson, George R.
Coffrolh, Samuel H. Adam, P D. Schmidt, W
G. Eskridge, H. Sonneburn, P. N. Powell and
James H. Blackley, partners in business under
firm name and style of Powell Backley, A
r Kinney, Thos. A. Bledsoe, David Butcher,
Alexander B. Lightner, Edw I'D Mcmahon aad
J G. Green, partners in business under tHe firm
name and style Of Mcmahon and Green, FL. NJ
McIlhany, Admir- of N. K Trout, ''dec'd !" J.
9. Marquis Dennis Shanahan, G R Mason,
W. F. Summerson, Gabriel Hirsh, Robert S.
Harnsbarger, a. Arthur, John W. Abby, G.
e Price, R, NJ. Guy, 2. o. Heydenrich Y.
shriver W. H Barley William Lalley, Asher
W. Hartman, Sr., A. Blauth, and Harman,
Trick & Co., partnership composed of M. G.
Hartman and A. B. Trick, Defends
In Cbancery on Amended BilI.
The object of this suit is to ascertain the as
Sets of the Elizabeth Iron Company, and the
amount due from subscribers for stock not fully
paid up, in order to obtain payment of tie
debts Of said Company out of said assets, and
what is owing by Subscribers for unpaid stock
The Defendants, Richard Randolph. George |
r. Coffroth, Samuel H. Adam, P D. Schmidt,
H Sonneburn and P. Shriver, not having en-
tered their appearance, and it appearing by af
Gdavit filed that they non-residepts of this |
State it is ordered that they do appear here |
within one month after due publication of this |
notice and do what is necessary to protect their
interests. /
Teste,
in. RYAN, Clerk.
ELDER & NELSON, p.q.
;n1u
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DEAD BODY FoUND.-On Sunday last,
in the West End, the body Of newborn
infant was discovered buried in box be-
meath a tree. Coroner Gushing was mott
fed, but there was nothing to warrant an
inquest.
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sELF.-Last Monday morning, little COL
ored boy three years old, son of Jim Har-
den, in the employ of Mr.. W. L. Vanlear,
at Folly Mills, took stick and pushed up
a gun hanging on nails in Mr.. Vanlear' s
house. He raised it Off the nails, and it
fell to the floor, exploding. The load was
buck-shot, and one shot penetrated the
child's thigh. The wound appeared slight
and was dressed, but in a short time the
child died. The shot had passed through
the thi Oh into the abdomen.
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HANDSOME FRoNTIsPIECE.-We have
seen the frontlspiece for Maj. Jed. Hotch-
kiss new Geography of Virginia, to be
published this summer. LikenesseS OF
Capt. John Smith, Commodore Maury,
and views Of the Natural bridge and Peaks
of Otter occupy each Of the four corners
and i'll the centre is the Colonial coat-Of-
arms of Virginia set on an engraving OF
Hampton roads. The design is appropriate
and handsome, and the work is finely done
by A. Hoen & Co., Of Richmond.
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4 COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
~ STANTON July Goth, 1877
George A. Hanger, Plff., vs.. R. R. Rufrs
Ex'or SC, pending in Chancery in the Circuit
Court of Augusta III persons, parties, Plff.
and Defts in this suit and William Armstrong
and all lien creditors OF R. r. Riff d. cd. and
all others interested therein, are hereby notified
that, in pursuance ola decree rendered in said
cause by said Court on the 18th of June, 1877,
| shall at my Office in Staunton, on
Saturday, the LIST day Of September, 1877,
proceed to take, state and settle the following
accounts:
LIST, Of also, H H. Stuart, executor of Jacob
Ruff, decd.
I'd, An account of the interest of R. R. Ruff
in the real estate owned by his father, Jacob
Ruff, and fee-simple and annual rental value
thereof.
Sd, And liens binding said interest and their
priorities.
4th, The liens binding the claim sued for by
thu plaintiff referred to in the bill an proceed
ing of this cause.
9Th, Any other matters deemed pertinent by
Commissioner or required by any party in in
terest to be stated at which time and place
YOU are required to attend
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
Baylor p. q. Commissioner.
july27-4t
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MARREED.

observation-disclosures the 18th inst, at
Spring Garden, Amherst CO.., Va, the residence
of the brides father, by the Rev James A. Dun
can, D. D. assisted by Rev. T. A. Ware Prof. VIM.
M. Baskerville of Woford College, S, c., to Miss.
Florence G., daughter of Capt j. E. Adams
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ STANTON, July Goth, 1871.
John D. Miller, Admir- of VIM. H. Miller dec d.
VS.. O. B. Coiner and wife and ais, in Chancery
in the Circuit Court of Augusta. all persons
parties, plaintiff, and defendants in this suit or
otherwise interested therein are hereby notified
that in pursuance of q decree rendered in said
cause by said Court on the 9th of July 1877.
1 shall at my office in Staunton on
Friday the 31st day Of August, 1877.
proceed to take state and settle; lst an account
of the acts and doings of John D. Miller as
admir- of VIM. H Miller decd End, an account
81 owing how the fund for distrb shall be
distributed, and 3rd any other matters deemed
pertinent by me or required by any party in
interest to be stated
At which time and place you are required to
attend.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
W. E. Craig, p. q. Commissioner.
july27-4t
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To Mothers Should the baby be suffering
with any Of the disorders of babyhood, use DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup at once for the trouble.
rs Genus Der bottle.
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Sc, coo worth of Boots and Shoes offered at
cost, for Cash, at G. l.. WELLER'S. A good
chan e for Country Merchants to replenlsh their
stocks.
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HOTEL,

ER ENCH'S HOTEL,
L On the European Plan.
OPPOSITE Cry HALL PARK, Court House, AND
New POsT-OFFIcE,
NEW YORK
All Modern improvements including Eleva-
tor, Gas, and Running Water, in every Room.
7. J. FRENCH Il BROS, Prop'rs.
jul27'77-ly.
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SHEEP KILLED.-Mr. Simeon Koiner
lost seven thorough bred Cotswold sheep by
dogs, one night last week.
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GALE OF A VALUABLE MIDDLE FLYER
- FARM.-By virtue of authority vested in
me as executor, under the will of James Walker
decd, will proceed, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, THE I4rH DAY OF AUGUST, 1877,
to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
that valuable tract of land lying on Middle
River, in Augusta county, adjoining the lands
of Samuel CARRIER, David Bear! ii ais, be-
longing to the estate of the late Walker.
This tract of land, the main body, contains ITO
acres, and has lying within II miles of it a
tract of 20 acres of very fine timber; it has
between 80 and 40 acres of splendid Middle
River bottom, and the upland is very fine. It
is in a desirable neighborhood, convenient to
churches, mills, schools, &c. This is one Of the
most valuable and desirable small farms in the
county, and we invite the attention of those
who wish to invest in fine land.
TERMS OF SALE easy, and made known on day
of sale, or in the meantime by applying to VIM.
Crawford, at his home near the Augusta church,
or to G. NJ. Harrison, attorney at law, Staun-
ton, Va.
VIM. CRAWFORD,
Ex'or of James Walker, decd.
july6 IDS.
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GALE OF VALUABLE

y NOISY CREEK LAND.
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court FOR
Augusta County, entered at this June term,
1877, in the Chancery cause Of Rogers vs. Rog.
ers' Exo'r, al, therein pending, will on
Saturday, the 4th dag of August, 1877,
On the premises proceed to sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, the home farm of
the late Andrew B. Rogers, Decd containing
23S acres
This farm is stuated on Messy Creek in said
County, one mile from Mt. Scion, on the IRON
Works road. 1t has on it goo d Improvements,
orchard of excellent fruit, plenty Of wood and
water, is near to churches schools, stores,
shops, &c. The land is productive and in fact
very desirable farm
TERMs-Enough cash in hand to pay costs of
suit and expenses of sale, the residue to be d.
vided into four equal annual payments, bear
ing interest from the day of sale and payable
in one, two, three and four years from date,
purchaser TO xecute bonds with approved Sc
curity and the title to be retained as ultimate
security.
WIN. L. MoWRY, Admir-, d. b. n,
G. 7. A. of A. B. Rogers decd, Com1'r
E. N. CUSHING, Auctioneer.
nj
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CALL at Price & Miller's and examine their
New Drill, The Farmers Friend, this Drill is
considered one OF the best in the market, and
parties desiriug to purchase will find it to their
interest to examine it before purchasing else
where july276t
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New Advertisements.

Washington and Lee
UNIVERSITY,
REMINGTON, VA.
Gen. G. W. G. Lee, Pesident.
A thorough course of instruction in Classical
Literary and Scientific Studies, with special
courses in the professions of Civil Engineering
and of Law.
DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND EQUITY.
1878
Faculty.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, MA, B. L.,
Prof. Common and Statute Law, and Equity
Jurisprudence.
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, LII D.,
Prof. OF History and Science of Law.
J. RANDOLPH TUCKER, LII. D.,
Prof. international and Constitutional Law.
Hon. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON,
Judge of Court of Appeals of Virginia),
Lecturer on Common Carriers and Insurance
Hon. WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN,
Judge of the Circuit Court CT Virginia),
Lecturer on Practice and Pleading in Courts Of
Law and Equity.
HUGH ". SHEFFEY, LII. D,
(Late Judge of the Circuit Court Of Virginia),
Lecturer on Wills and Probate Practice.
Hon. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, A. NJ,
Lecturer on Parliamentary Law and procedure.
The instruction is by textbooks and lectures,
together with Moot-Court aud parliament.
The entire course may be completed in one
year.
The next session will open September Goth
and close June 26th. Total expenses, exclusive
of clothing and books need not exceed $275
by messing they may be reduced to 5000 or
1920.
For full information by catalogue or circular,
address, WALTER BOWIE,
july27-4t Clerk of Faculty.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND
" 10Th pursuance of a decree entered
at the March Term, 1877, of the Circuit Court
for Augusta County in the case of Carmody VS..
Ferris pending therein in Chancery, will, on
SATURDAY, the 2sth day of JULY, 1877,
in front of the Court House in the City of
Stanton, proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder HOUSE AND LOT now in
possession of Nelson Ferris, situated about one
mile S. E. of Stanton near the National Gem
etery; the lot contains about one-third of an
acre.
TERMS Enough cash in hand to pay costs
of suit and sale and the residue in three equal
instalments at six, eighteen and thirty months,
for which the purchaser will execute bonds with
approved security. bearing interest from day
of sale and title retained as ultimate security.
W. E. CRAIG,
july6-4t Commissioner.
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DIED.

BUMGARDNER.O o. II the 2lst day of July, at the
Mary Mildred infant daughter of MI and Mrs
James Bumgardner. Jr.
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MAGISTRATES QUALIFIED Messrs. j.
M. Lickliter, Thos. P. Eskridge and John
M. Kinney, have qualified as magistrates
for Beverly Manor.
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S. NJ. Wilkes is offering the best and cheap
est Furniture in Staunton. may4tf
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City Notices.

Every effect must have cause; so Bois, PIN
pies, etc, are the result Of poor blood. Puri
fly the blood by using DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture
and Danish such erupions as those named.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-07-27

Having been made the agents for the Terra
Gotta Works, we defy competition. Terra Cot
ia Pipe and Vases lower than the lowest.
June LIPSCOMB & SOMERVILLE.
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0IOMMIssIONER'S SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE.
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta County, entered at the March term 1877
in the cause of Woods Admir-, VS.. Wood the
undersigned will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, in front of the Court house of
said county, on
MONDAY, JULY 3Oth, 1877.
the tract Of land owned by Ephraim Wood stu
ated in Augusta County, about nine miles north
of Staunton, containing IL acres more or less.
TERMS.-Enough in hand to pay costs Of
suit and sale, and the residue in three equal an
nual payments, bearing interest from the day
Of sale, the purchaser executing bonds with ap-
proved personal security, for the deferred in
stalments, and the title to be retained as ulti-
mate security.
VIM. B. HARRISON,
l.. M. BUMGARDNER,
iune29-4t Commissioners.