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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-07
MI A REsKED.


SCHMIDT CAMPBELL-In Stanton on Thurs,
day evening, Nov, %, 1877, by Father McVerry,
Matthias Schmidt, OF Staunton, formerly of PruS-
STA, to Miss Jane Z. Campbell. of Staunton, late of
Rockbridge Va.
Fauquier county, Va, by Rev. Mr.. Allen, MI. E.
B. Fadeley. of Washington, d. G, to Miss M. a.
Furr, daughter of M. B. FUR, Esq, of Fauquier
county, Va.-(Washington and LeeSburg papers
please copy)
MOORE-ALLEN.- Wednesday, November 2Ist.
at Beaver Dam, the residence of Judge j. j. ALL
en- by the Rev. Edward Fl. Ingle of Roanoke Mr..
F.. eldest daughter of Judge J. J. Allen, of Bote-
touft, The attendants were: Miss Lille Allen and
Nlr.fJohn Allen Watts. Miss Bessie Nelson and MI
David Moore Miss Emma Allen (of Bedford) and
Nlr. ?. B. Houston, Miss Julia Nelson and MI. G.
N. Mayo.
BRYANT-REXRODE.-O the 9th, ult. at the
residence of the brides father Mcdowell by Rev
Samuel MeCune ". E. Bryant and Miss Mary F.
Rexr0de
LIGHTNER-BIRD.- November 22nd at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev A. F. Laird
Robert W. LI4htnar. and Augusta. dan ghter OF
Geo. W. Bird, of Highland county, Va.
SIZZLING WfITTMORE.-Near Parnassus, Deem
Der, 5th MI. John II. siiling and Miss Annie E..
daughter Of the late Daniel Whitmore.-All OF
Augusta,
PEYT0N-BEALE--A Gordensville. Nov. 21s' F
b. Peyton, agent of the Midland r. R., to Marion,
daughter OF Dr.. G. w. Beale. The attendants We're
Miss Jennie Barbour, with MI. H. A. Washington
Miss Florence Turpn, of PoWhatan. with MI
Beale, with MI, John, $. Phillips; Miss Annie
Yates, with Mr.. Il. c. Baker: Miss May Phillips
with MI. w. HI. Beale, and Captain P. r. Barbour
as usher.
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| 0 R D & TAY0 R,
NEW YORK.

WE INFORM THE LADIES OF STANTON
THAT OUR MAIL AND EXPRESS FEPART-
MENT IS NOW SO THOROUGHLY ORGAN
lied, THEY CAN DO THEIR SHOPPING IN
NEW YORK WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OF
TRAVELLING THERE. WE SEND SAMPLES
OF PIECE GOODS WITH PRICES PLAINLY
MARKED, AND CATALOGUES OF LAD1ES :,
MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S FURNISHING
GOODS BY NAIL TO APPLICANTS WHO
SEND US THEIR PROPER ADDRESS, FREE
OF CHARGE, AND IF THEY EXPLAIN
CLEARLY THE KIND OF GOODS WANTED,
WE SELDOM FAIL IN SUITING THEM.
FROM THE PRINTED CATALOGUE THEY
CAN ALWAYS MAKE SELECTION OF GAR
MEN'TS THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION,
AND IT is ONLY NECESSARY TO GIVE
THE PROPER MEASUREMENTS TO INSURE
SUCCESS
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-07

It is surprising that when gentleman wish
es to purchase an article which he desires to
last him life time, he would lake anything
that is bro1 ght un solicited to his home or buy
the first article of the kind offered him. Now if
that article should be d SEWING MACHINE
if you fail to examine the superior merits ofthe
DAVIS and test its qualities, you will be in the
same category with scores of Others in this and
Rockbridge counties, who haze purchased other
machines and now wish they owned the DA-
Wis.
From all directions hear of my machine be-
ing denounced as worthless, by parties who are
interested in the sale of others. An agent of
the Singer said to lady friend of mine. s'The
Davis won't last no time, it will soon wear out
| saw an old Davis out in the country the other
| day, i, was perfect old rattle-trap' and the
| lady had only used it or 4::years." i'll he said
may be true, and he could have said the same of
| the Gold Singer"
l dc not sell the sold Davis" 1t is the
| NEW ONE SELL, and it is warranted for
FIVE YEARS.
For the consolation of that agent will say
some laoies appreciate the merits of his machine.
as evidenced by the fact that sold to lady
one had taken in exchange for 'tDavs."
One agent for another machine said 'sthat fell
low around on Augusta street is humbugging
the people awfully with that old Davis Ma
chine" That gentleman must be troubled with
dyspepsia, and his slumbers at night ale disturb
ed by visions of thai. fezlloaO and the New LAWS
] Machine. Oh, how l pity him. Please read
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COMPLIMENT TO STAUNToN HOTEL.
The editor Of the Piedmont ''News" re-
turning from visit to Fredericksburg,
writes:
The Exchange Hotel, Capt. Geo. Fl.
Peyton, proprietor, we found uneXcelled
by any hotel in the State with which we
have any acquaintance, and equaled, per-
haps, only by the Virginia Hotel in Staun-
ton
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COMPLIMENTS TO MARSHALL HANGER,

COMPLIMENTS TO MARSHALL HANGER,
Company F., Of the LIST Va. Regiment,
paid Hon. Marshall Hanger the compliment
Of serenade at the Exchange Hotel,
Wednesday night. Complimentary speech
es were exchanged isThe Richmond
estate noticing Mr.. Hangers defeat for
the speakership says:
Mr.. Hanger takes with him in his retire
ment from place Of honor, indeed, but
also of great labor and responsibility, the
respect and esteem not only of the Gener-
al Assembly, but also Of the whole people
Of Virginia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-07

The Virginia Court of Appeals has de-
cided that the Baltimore & Ohio Co. is
liable for damages for those who were kill
ed and injured by the Narrow Passage
disaster. The decision was rendered in
the case of Wightman's representatives,
who had gained verdict for $500 dam
ages, and the railroad company appealed
from it because it did not own. but only
leased the road.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-07

REsIGNATION.-Att the Council Tues.
day night a letter was received from Mr..
Donald Allen City Engineer resigning his
position in view Of having accepted more
lucrative one, and thanking the members
for the courtesy he has experienced in his
official intercourse with them. The resig-
nation was accepted.
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SALE OF THE GLENDY LANDs.-In the
United States Court, at Charleston, w.
Va, in the case Of T. w Shelley and 9TH
ers VS.. the Bank Of Lewiaburg and others,
in chancery, 8 decree was entered directing
q sale of the lands of r. J. Glendy, and
the cause referred to commissioner.
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Cry COUNCIL-The City Council held
its regular meeting, Tuesday evening
present President Fultz and Messrs. Abby,
Bagby, Burke, Bledsoe, Byers, Cochran,
Evans, Todd, Witt and Weller.
The OrerdraaUn Accoat1lts-Mr. Todd pre-
santed report from the Special Commit
tee appointed to adjust and apportlon the
expenditures of the different committees.
The report, in which the committee had the
valuable assistance Of Messrs Witt and
Bledsoe, showed that after the re-appor-
tionment of the charges. the fact TODD
that the excuses were not SO much charge
able to the committees as they were to the
Council, which has exceeded the means of
the city in its appropriations. The esti-
mates for '76-7 were based in part on
81, 900, that failed to be recovered by law,
and So 600 that was to be paid in from irreg-
lar sources, and so when the Council went
on appropriating On the strength of these
unrealized assets, they created a deficit.
Mr.. Witt, Chairman of the Finance Com
mittee, very wisely introduced resolu-
ton to dispose Of the $4,000, Of Sper cent.
bonds issued some time since, and pay off
everything and commence fresh, and the
resolution was as wisely adopted by the
Council.
Petiions.-The following petitions were
disposed Of Of Thomas Burke, rejected;
of Mrs. Shafer, rejected Of R. G. Bickle,
rejected; of Mrs. Stribling, granted con-
ditionally; of H. o, Southards, rejected;
of M. Cease, granted; of Commissioner
Hudson, granted Of E. Fl. Catlett, graz
ted; of Mr.. Smith for board of wounded
man, laid on table for Investigation, and
Of A. Y. Lee, rejected.
Communication from j. B. Scher-
er, Jr, and c. A. Lushbaugh, Committee
of Augusta Engine Co., asking for its 500
annual appropriation, was referred. Sim
liar application for the Hook & Ladder
Co., referred. $125 was voted to repair the
engine house.
Mu1sscapdl Laconae.-There were reported
for November s27 go fines by the Mayor,
SS7. 81 market rent and $15,12 hay scales
receipts.
Dear Gas.-The Committee on Light
was instructed to inquire if cheaper gas,
or some other mode of lighting the city
could not be had.
Poor.-Supervisor Kurtz was allowed
$164,91 for the poor for November. The
Committee reported that they could not
make any arrangement to rent the old
aims house to Mr.. Henry Cotton for for
lists purposes.
Adjourned
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VICE PRESIDENT ELECTED.-Before
the departure Of Gen. John Echols, Presi-
dent Of the National Valley Bank, for his
legislative duties, the Board of Directors
held meeting and elected MI. Robert W.
Burke one Of their number, and one Of our
best known business men TO the position
of Vice President.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-07

NEW LAW FIRM.-The new law firm Of
Guy Il Parrish whose card appears for the
first time in to-day's paper is worthy of
good patronage at the hands of the litiga-
ting public MI. J. Emmett Guys high
character, business qualifications and close
attention to the interest of his clients is
well known. Mr.. r. L. Parrish is not SO
well known in this Immediate community
but he is a prominent member of the AL
leghanv bar, and is possessed of legal abil-
tiy.and talents Of a high order which is
sufficiently attested by the large practice
he has acquired in his own county.
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ARREsTs.-Jno. B. Graves, a fireman on
the G. Il o. Road, has been arrested in
Richmond, for perjury, in swearing that
Annie Elizabeth Humphreys was over IS
years old, in order to get licence for Jno.
Edward Maybush to marry her.
john Waugh, a colored servant former
ly employed by DR.. A. NJ. Fauntleroy, in
stanton, and who While here forged Mr..
F's name to an order for clothing at
Hageman's, and also obtained goods from
Hugh Glenn on false pretences, has been
arrested in Winchester, and Sergeant Run
nels has gone after him.
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MILITARY GONG TO THE GOVERNORS
INAUGURATIoN.-T Staunton and Win
chester Artillery and the West Augusta
Guard and Winchester infantry COM
pany will go to Governor Holidays inau-
auration. The round ticket from Win
chester is only IS.
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J.E. MASON & 60. have just received sew
eral qua lities of Oysters: which they now have
On exhibit on, for the purpose ofpermitting the
public to see that there is the same difference
between qualities of Oysters as between super
fine and family flour, and, in fact those terms
may be significantly applied to OF sters. Call
and see their select oysters bolh IL and out OF
the she'll. They now have the Rappahannock,
Back River, Garter Creek, and York River,
among which you can be suited in quality and
price. oecI
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JUDGE MCLAUGHLIN.-A petition to
the Legislature ior the reelection of Judge
VIM. Mclaughlin by that body has
been signed by nearly every member Of the
bar Of Rockbridge, Allegheny, Bath, High
land and Augusta. In Highland the fol-
lowing petition was generally signed by
the people:
To the General Assembly of Virginia:
The undersigned, citizens Of the county
of Highland respectfully ask that Judge
VIM. Mclaughlin, of the Judicial Circuit
of which Highland isa part, be re elected
by your honorable body as Judge OF said
Circuit for the ensuing term. Judge Nc
Laughlin is the best and most experienced
Judge that has ever held court in this
county. and his displacement would be a
calamity.
Judge McLaughlin's November term
has just closed having lasted about five
weeks. In that time the Judge has made
49S DEGREES in Chancery Of which 145 were
final. large number involving intricate
legal questions. He has in addition deci-
ded 225 law cases, leaving only II cases on
that docket. We learn that the members
of the Staunton bar and Board Of Super
visors of Augusta have signed o petition
to the legislature for the reelection OF
Judge Mclaughlin.
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SIt,rgs Has ewGasas.
STAUNToN, December sth, 1871

bTAUNION, D5CenID1I CUT, 1o77
Flour-Extra, s575@-; superGne,
$500; Family. 1928. W heat-white, S1.20
0S1 p. CEN, SOC. Oats, 28c(d soc; la
con, 1O1 cents (hog round); Lard-1oc !;
Salt 80; Sugar-11c015c: Meal-bolt-
ed, soc; Molasses- 50c(9$1.00 Butter
20(022c; Eggs-2O cents; Timothy Seed,
s1.250$1 so; Potatoes, 40045 Pork, $3.50.
REMARKS.
There is no change for the past week ex-
cept in -four, which has advanced, owing to
the interruption Of the channels of trade
by damage and loss Of bridges and road in
cident to the flood. The leading markets
of the country show no Improvement,
though prices are firm and holders not dis
posed to push sales.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-07

NOTICE. Or S. IT. Henk,e gives notice to
his frien3s ;ha. he VIII be absent from the city
attending tie Dental Convention in Richmond,
frop, Monday the 10th, until Friday evening
the 2lst instant.
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g1UR RENT.-COTTAG HOUSE and LOT
Il on Main Street, next to grounds of lnstitu
ton for p. D B. Dining Room; Pa,lor, and
Heater. An Cf1iee. neatly fitted up for profes.
sional or business man, and entered by side
porch from street. Three Chambers, Dressing
Room. Bath Room, Linen Room and Large
Pantry Servants House with Kitchen, two
Bedrooms and Lumber Room; Woodhouse,
Coal Lockers, and Stable for Horse or Cow. A
complete and com Portable residence and desira-
BILE location. Apply to
nov23-tf. THOMAS D. RANSOM.
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By all means go to Wilse ms Grocery, oppo-
site the Courthouse on Augusta St, and ask
him his prices before buy ing your goods.
dec7tf
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Ugay assEcee-

Thrty-th-ee years have passed since the in
troduc ion OF DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrap, and it
still staads unrivalsd. Price, rs cents; FIVE
bottles, 81.
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GO TO LEVY BROS FOR YOUR
g Ell r IS T M AS PURCHASES AND
SAVE MONEY.
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E1ARM FOR SALE.--I will sell privately,
my Farm, miles above Greenvlle, imme
diately on the road leading to Lexington, con
tanning about 1873 Acres There are ubont 20
Acres of good Meadow, Water in every Field
Several Good Springs of Water on the farm
and q fine Orchard in full bearing Of we'll se-
lectei Fruit. The improvements consist of
good Dwelling House, with all the necessary
Out Houses in good order, a fine Barn, Shielded
all around, with every convenience usually
found on we'll regulated farm.
TERMS accommodating ard will be made
known by calling on the subscriber on the
farm
nov 30-3m. MARLIN MILLER.
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Go TO LEVY BROS FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS PURCHASES AND
SAVE MONEY.
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PERsoNAL.-Maj. A. NJ. CARRIER, who is
well known in the Valley, left Rockbridge
last week for Dallas, Texas. Maj. G.. was
an efficient officer in StoneNalI Jacksou's
corps and since the war has written an in
teresting book On the subject. He is a
gentleman Of unusual talent which has
attracted attention in the Mississippi and
Virginia press and if our Texas friends
want their State written up" they have
the man there now to Go it.
Rev. DR.. D. B. Ewing, preached at the
Presbyterian church in Charlottesville last
week. The ''Chronicle' says the sermon
was 'an earnest and impressive one.'
The horse of J. Lowman, mail carrier
between Monterey and West Augusta,
stumbled and fell on it's rider last week,
bruising him badly. He was carried to
Mr.. Vance's house.
Maj. J. W. Newton was elected an alter
nate to the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of
the World from the Virginia Grand Lodge
of Good Templars.
Capt. John G. Smith, long and favorably
known as a Railroad Conductor, is now
filing the position of Assistant Supervisor
of trains on the Valley branch of the B. &
o. r. r.
Hon. VIM. l.. Balthis has returned from
visit to Baltimore. He expects in q few
days to make his trip to Florida.
John B. Tinsley, Jr., the well known
watering place host. formerly Of the Jordan
Alum and the Sweet Chalybeate Springs,
is now clerk at the American Hotel, one
Of the most popular houses in Richmond.
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Doom MATS in grea. variety. Clothes Ham
pers and japanese Paperware
nov9 LIPSCOMB &, SOMERVILLE'S.g I
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GO TO LEVY BROS FOR YOUR
CHRIST NJ AS PURCHASES AND
SAVE MONEY
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Mr.. z. L. SALAMONSKY is at the vrg; MIA
Hotel, Were he is taking orders for suits for
the now famous house Of A. SAKS & co. Mr..
salamonsky has q large and very attractive
variety Of samples and can suit any one who
may give him q call. He is one of the few
FIRST GLASS TAILORS who visit this city,
and has never failed as his patrons here can
testify to make neat 6t and give satisfaction.
He has also a nice lot of overcoats from good
to ine. Give Salamonoky a call.
dec7
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To MoTHE Rs.-Should the Baby be suffering
with any of the disorders of Babyhood use DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup at once Tor the trouble 25
ZEN is npr bottle.
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STANTON, VA, Oct. 18th, 1877.

STANTON, VA, Oct. 18th, 1877.
Messrs. LIPsCnMB & SoMEavILLE:
| have used about twenty different patterns
Of churns and consider the "Horizontai Churn,'
which I have sed fostwelve months. to be the
best that I have had
nov9 A. D, WPEN,
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SrAuNToN. VA. Nov. 9Th. 1877.

STAUNToN. VA. Nov. 9Th, 1877.
Messrs. LrPsGoMB & SoMERyILLE-Genllemen:
I have used the Horizontal Churn, and am
much pleased with it. 1t is very easily worked
and makes more butter than any churn | have
previously used. N. WAYT.
nov9
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n OTICE.-Having lost Certificate of Debt
of the Commonwealth of Virginia, is
suei under the Act of the 22d of March, 1850,
aud registered in my name as president Of the
Staunt,n Boot, Shoe and Leather Factory
for the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars and num-
bered 40l2, shall apply to the Second Audi
according to law.
HUGH W SHEFFEY.
nov30-4t
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For Ginger Cakes, Ginger Snaps, Lemon
Crackers and Candies, go to Wilson's Store on
Augusta ST., opposite Courthouse.
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GO TO LEVY BROS FOR YOUR
CHI RIST LAS PURCHASES AND
SAVE MONEY.
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GEO. D. THAXToN, R. C. NICHOLAS,
Late Blair & Thaxtvn. of Virginia.
TEEAXTON g. NICHOLAS
JOBBERS OF
Notions, White Goods, Hosiery,
Etc.
9 Governor or 18th St., Richmond, Ia.
dec22>ly

ENJOY LlFE.-What truly beautiful world
we live in Nature gives us grandeur oil noun
tains, glens and oceans, and thousands of means
for enjoyment We can desire no better whom
in perfect health but how often do the MAORI
ty of people feel like giving it up disheartened,
discouraged and worried out with disease, when
there is no occasion for this feeling, as every
sufferer can easily obtain satisf actory proof tina
Green g August Flower will make them as free
from disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint is the direct cause of seventy
FIVE per cent, of such malades as Biliousness,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiyeness, Ner-
vous Prostratien, Dizziness of theHead, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, and other distressing symps
toms. Three doses OF August Flower will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Try it.
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Promises kept inspire confidence and DR..
Bull's Baby Syrup never promised relief in the
diseases of childhood without at once effecting
it. Hence the popular reliance upon it. Price
25 cents bottle.
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wKTHaEAT! WHEAT!!-Ando 9th
wv er Grain Wanted
1000 BUSHELS PRIME WHEAT,
10000 BUSHELS PRIME CORN,
10000 BUSHELS PRIME OATS,
900 BUSHELS PRIME RYE
Delivered along the line of the c. & @. R.
R. and the Valley Railroad.
ppvl6-em P B. SUBLETT.
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TIE best and cheapest GROCERIES in town
are being sold by P. E. Wilson, opposite the
Courthouse.
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JOHN G.. DOHERTY,
RICHMOND, VA.

DIR A Err A n D A L q r,
S22 Main Street, betaoeen Sth and 9th.
RICHMOND, VA,
Would invite his customers and the public to
examine his new, large and elegant stock OF
FALL GOODS, which he will make up in the
BEST MANNER and as LOW as they can be
had at any house in the city. All goods guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction.
Orders from any part of the State are solicit
and will receive prompt attention.
sepl4-3m
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GONE TO THE PENITENTIARY.-Tu
day night Sheriff Lightner and Deputy
Sheriff Mowry took Jacob A. Bright white,
thief, four years, John MCLain colored,
thief, four years, and J. Veney colored,
bgamist, three years, to the State prison.
On the cars Bright treated the matter very
lightly, but wept bitterly when the prison
gate closed on him. Veney was crying
bitterly over his unmerited fate when
left in prison. His counsel, MI. Meade F.
White visited Coy. Kemper Wednesday
norning with an application for pardon.
and statement Of the grounds on which
it is asked. AS Veny is at the most only
technically guilty and not morally so his
pardon is very likely.
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DIED.

BUSH.-Near Staunton. on Sunday morning last
pneumonia, Matte Bush, aged years, daughter
of John S. Bush.
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" ERY VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
v SUPERIOR WATER POWERFOR SALE

ERY VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
v SUPERIOR WATER POWER FOR SALE
The subscriber will offer for sale at nuhl,,
auction, in Staunton, in front of the cour1
house on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Oath. 1877.
lif not sold privately before that dav) that val.
nable property known as
TRINITY POINTS MILLS.
sltnated on Middle River, augusta conntv vo
4 miles from Swoape Depot, on the C. 4 @
4 H., and about miles from Stauntou cor.
taini0g WV
30 ACRES Or GOOD LIMESTONE Lam,
earlssed chien7 by a substantial stone fence
The improvement consist of comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE.
and all necessary out-houses in good repair.
The l'ill is four story frame building. 4oy
Is II rock basement Good as caw. The
neehiurry is good aud improved TIE csnacit y
OF the Mill is a. barrels offour per d.y Two
pair Of best French burre: g. sulendi1 nair n,
choppef<, &c and 4 good circular saw attecs-
ed. The water power is Known TO be eoaaI to
any in the Valley of Virginia. being AMPLE at
ail seasons This is a splendid location fer =.
factory OF any kind, and the supply of water
amply sun 'lent for almost any amount of ma
chinery. An abundant supply of choice frn;t
on the premises. Persons wishing to purchase
the property are invited to come and examine
it. N''''n
Terms accommodating and made known m
DAY OF sale. Address,
W. NJ. TURNER,
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