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OF VALUABLE

E.,LG OF VALUABLE
~ -i4 NOISY CREEK LAND.
By virths OF 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 day 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
238 acres.
This farm is situated nn Messy eek in sri id
County, one mile from Mt. Scion, on tho iron
Works road. II has il goo improvems n's
orchard OF excellent fruit, plenty Of wood ana
water, is near to churches, schools, Stores
shops &C. The land is productive and in CT
very desirable farm. ~
TERMS: Enough cash in hand to pay costs Of
suit and expenses Of sale, the residue to be di-
vided into tour equal annual payments, buy
ing interest from the day of sale. and payable
in one, two, three and four wears from date
purchaser 10 execu tie bonds with approved ST.
curity and The title to be retained as ultimate
security. ,...
VIM. l.. MOWRY, Afm'r, b H.,
G 7. of A. B. Rogers. decd, Conan.
e. N. CUSHING, Auctioneer.
..ra.-. julyl3;tds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vAtUA-
~ BILE WAREHOUSE AND LOT IN
THE CITY OF STANTON, Vain nhedi-
ence 0 decree of the Hastings Court for tho
City of Staunt, n, rendered on the 9th day Of
March: 1877, in the Chancery cause of Burke j
Bradley vs. J W Hilbert we will offer FIR sale
in front of the Court House in the City of StanIl-
ton, Va on
Saturday, he 11M, day OF August, 1877
at P. NJ. that very desirable property si'r.a-
ted on the extension Of New Court House street
on the Waynesboro road, known in the pla' rs
lot No. S. The improvements consist of a large
two-story frame warehouse. which is very suit
able for those desiring to engage in the Manu-
facture or sale Of Agricultural Implements, be-
ing within q saort distance of the Ches & Ohio
and B. Il 0 r. R. -
TERMS Costs Of suit and sale in hand,
the balance on credit Of one, tive and three
years, the purchaser to execute bonds in equ.,l
amounts with approved personal security, bear
ing interest from day of SALE and the title Ie-
tanned as climate security. .iit..i t7...t,.ts-.
Ms- For further particulars see Handbils
7''' +@. 't''t Hf' ROBT. CRAIG,
af}nt a.pi 81. B. NICHE,
Il julyl3-4t 5.I Commissioners
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STRANGE ACC1DENT.-Att the residence
of John Shaner in the surburbs of Lexlng-
ton, wire extends from the house to the
well and on it the bucket is drawn to the
door. On Monday last while a colored
man was at one end of the wire drawing
the bucket along it, lightning struck the
end at the well running up and striking
him, killing him instantly. A lady and
two children standing near were badly
shocked by the fluid. ,.ss >s ..
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BAKER BROS. offer to the FARMERS this sea-
son the follow first-class Fertilizer
ZELLs ANNOTATED BONE PHoPHATE,
EUREKA SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
PATAPsco GUANo,
GsANGE MIXTURE,
PopLEIN's SILlcATAD PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
ZEaL's EC0NoMZER,
LISTERS BONE MEAL.
These fertilizers are known and tried prepa =
rat1ons and the character Of the agents is suf-
6cient guarantee of their reis bilty.
Particulars and references next week. aug3
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CIty S-SfEces.

Suffering will exhibit its presence by the cries
of the baby and should be removed by the
prompt use of that highly recommended remedy
DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup. is free from Nor
phia. Price rs cents.
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DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND EQUITY.
ANNOUNCE FOR THE SESSION OF

| DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND EQUITY.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE SESSION OF
Facu1ty-
CHARLES A. GRAVES, NJ. A., B. L.,
Prof. Comnon and Statute Law, and Equity
s+ Jurisprudence.
WI. PRESTON JOHNSTON. LII. D,
Prof. OF History and science of Law.
J. RANDOLPH TUCKER, Ill. D 4,
Prof International aud constitutional Law.
Hon FRANClS 4. ANDERSEN,
{Judge of Court of Appeals of virginia.,
Lecturer on ommon Carriers and Insurance:
Hon W!LLIsN MCLAUGHLIN,
Judge of the Circuit Court CT Vtrgiuia),
Lecturer on Practice and Pleading in Courts OF
Law and Equity.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY. LII. D,
(Late Judge of the Circuit Court. of Virgnia),
Lecturer on Wills and Probate Practice.
Hon BOLIVAR CHRlaTIAN, A NJ,
Lecturer on Parliamentary Law and procedure
The instruction is by ext-books and lectures,
together with Mont- court and a parliameni.
The entire course may be compile ed in one
year
Fhe mex, session will open September Goth
and cl ose June 26th. To!al ,xf''. sfs exctusivs
Of clothing and books, need not exceed s275 ).
by messing they may be reduced to $500 or
1920 e, 4 b.
For full information by catalogue or circular,
address, .. WALTER BOWIE,
iulv27-4t CLERK Of Faculty.
'JggYAYNESBORO PROPERTY
wv FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale, pr vately,
tract of land near the town of Waynes-
boro, Augusta County, containing 80 acres,
very desirable piece of property. Persons
deslrous of investing in small farm OF
rich land that will produce as much as d
large poor one, can be suited. The builds
ings are of frame, the dwelling house CON
tanning rooms, with ell and kitchen and
in the yard q first rate well of water. On
this property there is a building site over
looking the town, which for beauty is I'M
surpassed by any in the Valley. Nearly
half this land is usually i'll meadow and
for market garden or grass culture posses
ses many advantages which will be appar-
ent OH inspection.
Also a House and Lot in Wayne sboro.
This house is of brick and covered will,
tin and contains rooms with outhOuse
and Il well on the premises-lot 80 b.
200, well located for a business house on
the rear, being bounded by the Depot
grounds, the dwelling fronting on I'd Main
street. Terms to be agreed npon by the
contracting parties.
Waynesboro holds out many induce
ments'to settlers, and the rich country sure
rounding it is capable OF supporting doubl
the present population.
WILLIAM WITHROW.
apr13-tf-eOW
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LYNN MASSACHUSETTS MIR. FOutz Please
send me at ouce one gross Foutz's Celebrated
Horse and Cattle Powders c. O. D., and "blige.
AMOS E. MOWER
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FOfeD,s HOTEL
RECEK.Ez OVID, VT.

~, so Per Day $500 Per Day
Situated in the heart of the City; commanding
fine views, and adjoining the Capitol Square
and Governors Mansion.
Thissplendid new Hotel, the only one situated
in the fashionable portion of the City, and ad-
Joining The beautiful Capitol Park, with its Stat
uary, Monuments, Fountains and Flower Beds
is newly and elegantly furnished throughout,
and its Bill of Fare is not exceled in quality and
variety by any bouse in the State.
There has been recent additions of severa.
splendid Rooms to this spacious house, together
with large and elegantly arranged Reception
Room.
Special Suits of Rooms always ready for Wed
ding and large Travelling Parties. The arrange
ments are frst-clsss in every respect The price
of Board has beer fxed---owing TO the great
| scarcity of moneys at the reasonable gum of
S2.5O PER DAY
The patronage of my friends and thetravelng
ublic are invited to make FORD'S HOTEL
heir home. ..+..s
A. J. FORD, Proprietor.
Late one OF the Propr's Of the Exchange Hotel.
P.S NV coaches run to and from all depots
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VIM. ToIgate's Extraordinary House Keeping

q
Last Tuesday week Mrs. VIM. Tolgate,
residing on Frederick street, left on Wis
| it to her ''Ma." The last word she said after
| bidding farewell to seven children was
civilian for goodness sake don't let the
things in the house give out" Everybody
except the stage driver who was internally
| cursing her taldiness, understood this to
be warning to William. not to let the
| children starve But for all this warning
it was clear to the cook, and to the seven
| children and to the boarders last Friday
night that things had given out, and that
Saturday, the day when school children
are mysteriously hungrier than On other
days, was to begin without meat. 1t was
too late to go to the stores for ham and
| William remembered with the greatest OF
| good luck that there was a box of Scotch
| herring in the closet. In the morning a
sound of frying was heard and a smell OF
| burnt pop crakerS searched the house. VIM.
| Tolgate on his couch shifted d moment and
satisfied that there WAS meat for breakfast
turned over for another nap. One of the
boarders waiting on the front steps, re-
marked that the cook must be making
a gun powder stew down stairs, and the
next door neighbor sent a sympathetic
message over inquiXing if anybody was dead
at Tolgate's.
The breakfast table was a scene of unal
loyed pleasure. There Was a dish of fifty
six Scotch behring's which had shriveled to
the size of Irvine strings, of which fact the
youngest boy made a note by enquiring if
them was fishing worms" The aroma
exceeded that Of the Balm Of a Thousand
Flowers, and the boarders held their noses
while VIM. Tolgate asked in reverent tones
that the Lord would make us thankful for
what we were about to receive. Old Nh.
Speck said, that while he believed in
Omnipotence, he didn't think it could &C
complish that. When the young lady of
the house came in she merely said, 'Oh
Pa" and put her pocket handkerchief to
her nose. VIM. Tolgate politely offered to
help everybody. 1t was mo, thank you,''
all around, and they do say that old Speck
said to himself that he would see VIM.
Tolgate ID first. After a few moments
spent in silent prayer. Tolgate sent for the
cook and in Il few appropriate remarks re-
queSted that the dish he removed. Later
in the day he Was down town and was
heard say TO the man ''Send me meat up ev-
cry day till Mrs. Tolgate comes." and that
evening in a long talk with old Speck On
the front steps, he said to him in the great
est confidence that if ever he let Mrs. Toll
gate go to her mothers another summer ne
wished he might be- but the front gate
slammed SO nobody could hear what.
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BREvITIEs.-Nea all of US subscribed

BREvITIEs.- Nearly all of US subscribed
we were sorry he died, but. when the in
mates of a popular boarding house gather
at the parlor Sunday mornings after break
fast and lift their voices Zionward, all the
nelghbors wish they had given more and
gotten him to die sooner.
When we read that Hc bart Pasha is Mr..
J. w. Hobart, of England, and that Muk-
tar Redschied Pasha is Peter Shultz of
Holland, we begin to think the town of
Bender Eregl will turn out to be Fishers
vile, and we don't take any more interest
in the war.
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Capt John E. Mason, the.ish man is now at
City Point catchiny Spot for his Stunton
friends. He vii, have the first consignment Of
this delightful Pan Fish here for sale at his
at City Point an old fsa and oyster man will
supply him regularly with his own catching
which will be shipped direct to this place with
out passing through second hands, thus secur-
ing the freshest aud cheapest fish in the market
aug3-2t
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so GROSS of FRUIT JARS, at
incl LIPSCOMB & SOMERV[ LIES.
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4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" STANTON, July Goth. 1877
George A. Hanger, Plff, vs. R. R. RufFs
Ex'or &C., pending in Chancery in the Giro nit
Court Of Augusta. All persons, parties, Plf.
and Deft's in this suit and William Armstrong
and all lien creditors of R. R. Ruff, DIT G. d. and
all others interested therein, are hereby notified
that, in pursuance of decree rendered in said
cause by said Court on the 18th Of June, 1871,
shall at my Office in Staunton, on
Saturday, the LIST day of September, 1877,
proceed to take, state and settle the following
accounts
lst, Of also, H. H. Stuart, executor Of Jacob
Ruff, dee'd. ld a#.!tf Gulr' -tilGa ta
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. j@,' fAE 2g fi 81,
Sd, And liens binding said interest and their
prlorities. ,. f.
4th, The liens binding the claim sued for by
tho plaintiff referred to in the bill an d proceed
ing of this cause. .A3
5th, 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
.tHF'' J. W. GREEN SMITH, t..t.
Baylor q. l.Ivle Commissioner.
July Al-4I
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BITTEN BY SPIDER.-A few nights
ago Miss Fannie Grove, a daughter of Mr..
Howard Grove, Was bitten in two places
on the arm by spider. The arm sWelled
frightfully and caused the young lady in
tense suffering. Dr.. Atkinson was called
in and applied medical relief to the suffer
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THE STONEWALL BAND has accepted an
invitation from the Harrisonburg Guard,
Capt. Roller, to attend picnic given by
that company at Mt. Crawford, on Satur-
day, the 18th inst.
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How IT IS DONE The first object in life with
the American people is 10 ''get rich" the Sc
cond, how to regain good health. The first can
b. obtained by energy, honesty and saving; the
second (good healthy, by using GREENS AU-
GUST FLOWER Should you be g respondent
sufferer from any of The effects Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint Indigestion, &C., such as Sick
Headache, Palpitation OF the Heart, Sour
Stomach, Rabitual Costiveness, Dizziness ofthe
Head, Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits, &c I,
you need not suffer another day. Two doses of
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once.
Sample Bottles, 10 csnts. Regular size, IS
cents. Positively sold by all first Drug
gists in the U. S. jnnez9
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William RatHf, Ellen Ratlif widow of Rich
ard Ratliff, decd, James 0. Ratiff and Frances,
his wife, John NJ. Curry and Harriet NJ, his
wife, (late Ratliff, Alexander Curry and Gin
tina A. his wife, (late Ratlif,) Mary Ratlif,
Sarah Jane Ra tiff, Archer P S. Ratif in his
own right and as Admir- of Richard Rstlif,
decd John NJ. Ratliff and u ellington 2atlif,
Defendant e. -. -. -
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CALL at Price & Miller's and examine thei
New Drill, The Farmers Friend, this Drill is
considered enc OF the best in the market, and
parties desiriug to purchase will find 1t to tEelrr
interest to examine it before purchasing else
where. july27 st
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STUFF BROS
STU TVS Blu LDI NO.

sTUTz's UILDIN.G,..
AUGUSTA STREET.
FRESHFl Fl and VEG Eta BE.ES constantly on
hand.
A Splendid Ic. House well stocked with Ice I'm
der the aoor, afording the best facili-
ties for keeping everything
NICE AND COOL.
The establishment has just been re6tted and
we'll stocked, and the experience of
WALTER srUTz
in this line of business is sufficient guaran tee
for the future. ...... -.....,. ,
w- Highest cash price paid for Irish Pota-
toes and Cabbage.
Feb. 2-6m.
est Furniture-in Staunton. may4tf
HUGH NJ. Mo[LHANY, wholesale and retail
dealer in Hardware, Staunton, Va, is agent
for Dupont's Gun, Rife and Blasting Powder
Has magazine near this place.
THE attention Of those wanting pianos is
called to the Fl inc opportunity offered by Prof
Ide in another column.
HuGu NJ. McILHANY is agent for this section Of
Virginia for Temples Celebrated Porcelain
Pumps.
H. NJ. McILHANY has just received large
stock of Carvers Table and Pocket Knives and
Pistols. Low for cash.
Mason's Improved Fruit Jars
july2o-2t J. E. GRAHAM.
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IN CHANCERY.

The object of this suit is to enforce the judg
ment liens against the interest of William Rat
lift in the real estate of his father, Richard Rat
lift, decd, and it appearing by affidavit filed
in this cause, that William Ratliff. James Q.
Ratlff and Frances, his wife, and John NJ. Rat
lift, are non-residents of this State; it is ordered
that they do appear here within one month af-
Ter due publication of this notice and do what
is necessary to protect theirinterests herein.
~ Teste, s.& l-4a
A. G.. CLEEK, Clerk
Parrish & Hammo nd p. q.
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VIRGINIA. the Clerks Office of Bath
v County Circuit Coult, July 23d, 1877.
John W. Gwin, ................... Plaintiff,
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the St james Hotel has made special re-
duclion Of its rates tor delegates to the Guber-
Material Convention next week. This is cool
and pleasant house on the Capitol Square, con-
venient to the place of meetings. The propr1e-
tor and attendants are polite and attentive, and
the table isirst class.
aug3-it
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Mason's Improved Fruit Jars
july2o-2t J. E. GRAHAM.
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O. S. BAKER
2. >. OAK Err.
Sec of. Gnnpraratinnal Meeting

Sec. Of Congregational Meeting.
Mr.. Minnich left on Monday for visit
tc Texas in thy interest Of the Staunton
Female Seminary. He will return in Sep
TENDER until which time Rev. j. |. Miller
will fill his pulpit. ILL.,
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w. e. Craig, p. q. Commissioner.
julv2T-4t
NOMMlSS,U?,Ek'S OFFICE.

~. SrAuNToN, July goth, 1877.
Poindexter vs.. Johnston's Admir- &c., and
Johnston's Admir- vs. Johnston &C.. now pend
ing i'll Chancery in tie Circuit Court of Au-
gusta All persons parties to, or in anywise
interested in The aforesaid suits, are hereby no
tpfed ths.,, in pursuance OF a decree rendered
in said causes, by said Court, or the goth day
of March 1877, shall, at my Office in Staun~
ton, on -s4ss'
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SATURDAY,, the 18th of Septe,uber. 1877.

:. ou1W71I1y, tVe Io1N q SeEte115e7', 1877,
proceed TO take, state and settle further ac-
count OF the a ministration of John Towber-
nian, admir- 6. n c. t. a. of Thomas John.
sion decd with Il view to FINAL settlement,
if practicable, of said account, together with
any other matters defined pertinent by Conf r,
or required by any rarity in interest 10 be stated
At which time and place you are required to at
tend. N
iw.GREEN SMITH, eomn'r.
e: ,CooHRR-As, pa. H3sst51FY
july274t @'
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.a@DISEASED GUNS

IF YOU want som-ttiug good to eat, call a
TOM BURKE'S. may4-
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PARTING OF PASTOR AND PEoPLE-A
congregational meeting of the members of
the Lutheran church held on Sunday adop-
the following preamble and resolution
WHEREAS, The Rev. M. R. Minnich,
having on the 18th day of July rendered
his resignation as pastor of the Central
Evangelical Lutheran Church, of Staun-
ton, to take effect Oct. 1st, 1877, and
whereas we, the members Of said church
and congregation having assembled in pur-
suance of due notice, to consider the said
resignation; now therefore be it, resolved:
1st, That we do accept said resigna-
ton.
I'd, That during the four years which
Rev. Mr.. Minnich has served as our pastor
he has faithfully and efficiently performed
his duty that we recognize the great
good which he, by Gods help, has done in
Increasing our membership and advancing
our prosperity; that we are sorry that cir
cumstanceS are such that we can no long
er retain his services, but we are indeed
thankful to God that since Weand our pas
tor must separate that it is with entire
good will the one to the other. On our
apart we hope that in whatever field of duty
he may be called. that God may bless his
labors and that he may always feel assured
that our prayers and blessings do follow
him.
Sd. That the Secretary of this meeting
deliver to Brother Minnich copy of these
resolutions. o. sfnl
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NEW GROCERY,

NEW GROCERY
IA Cor. Spring Lane and Aagatstq Street.
in which will be kept all manner of frst-class.
goods at the lowest cash prices. Country pro-
duce bought and sold. Old friends give Pritch.
ard call. ...
L. POWERS, ST. % -f'4a'i ~
L. POWERS, JR. L. POWERS & CO..
ma25-3m IA 1sa
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@
A Sad Death.

When the hands went to work IN the
"Valley Vlrginian" office, on Augusta ST..
Friday morning they found lying on the
roller box q young man of thirty-two, dead
1t was James D. Hopkins, the fastest prin-
ter in Staunton and probably the fastest in
the South, who could set his IL 900 ems a
day with ease. He had been on a frolic for
some the, and the morning before had
purchased four grains of morphine, doubt
less to quiet his nerves.. In the afternoon,
still under the influence of liquor he had
said to Mr.. Stoneburner, the foreman, that
he had taken four grains of morphine and
would be dead in four hours, but the state
ment passed unnoticed as the idle talk of
an intoxicated man He then sat down in
maudlin condition and scrubbed off the
following note to a young lady living in
East Virginia, with whom he had fallen in
love while she was at school here, and TO
whom he had been much attached for sew
eral years:
GAS [ told you, your name shall be the
last. May am dying now-the deadly
poison is binding me, but DIS die, don It
forget you Your name holds its own in
my heart yet. told y u that your name
should be the last that ever rested Oh my
lips. If not in this world, then in the next
will claim you as my own. Love to my
darling"
The hands when they quit work left him
sleeping in the Office, as they thought, in a
drunken stupor. He died during the night.
An inquest was held Friday morning and
a verdict rendered in accordance with the
facts. Young Hopkins was a man Of I'M
usual intelligence, of generous traits of
character, and was the favorite of all who
knew him. There was but one leak in
his character and it was that that finally
sunk the chin
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If you mt cheap lod nag call at
TOM BURkES mayAs
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Fr5dou the 3lst dan of A10alst. 1877.

FT0Uy 1te oIs1 Uuy q H1Eg1zSt, 1877.
proceed to take state and settle; lst an account
of the acts and doings of John D.. Miller as
admir- OF VIM. II Miller decd: End, an account
St lowing how the fund for distribution shall be
distri bnted, and 3rd any ether matters deemed
pertinent by me or required by any party ill.,
interest 10 be stated It.-s T.
At which time and place you are required to
attend. $500
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
W. E. Craig, p. q. Commissioner.
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H, NJ. MclLHANY is agent fer II. Miller
Baltimore Fireproof Safes.
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H. M. MoILHANY has just received larg,
stock of Carver's Table and Pocket Knives ane
Pistols. Low for cash.
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Washington and Lee
z XlNG TOM, va. :
Gen. G.. W. G. LEE, Resident.
g1NIVER SHY.

thorough course Of instruction in Classical,
Literary and Scientific Stu1ies, with special
courses in the professions of Civil Engineering
and OF Law.
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faNUMMfSSl ONER,S. OFFICE,t sVst& y
~ SrAUNroN, JULY Goth, 1877.
John D NiIler, Admir- of VIM II Miller dec d
vs. G. 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 decree rendered in said
c~slse by said Court on the 9th Of July 1877
shall 81 my office in Staunton on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-08-03

HIM. McluANY is agent for Old's Challenge
Patent Buggy Wheels. Low for cash.