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LAND SALES.
4. NJ. Cushing & Son, Auctioneers.]
MALE OF


[E. M. Cushing & Son, Auctioneers]
SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN THE CITY OF STANTON.
the Undersigned by J. Sidney Moffett and wife
on the 30th day of April, 1879. and duly of re-
cord in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court
and in the Clerks office of the County Court of
Augusta county, d. B. 81, page III. we will pro-
Thursday, the 2oth day of May, 1880,
to sell at public auction, at the Courthouse, in
Staunton, that ELEGANT RESIDENCE -
in the city OF staqnton, now owned and s5
The property contains acres and Is
poles, and is situated on the North side Of
Frederick Street in the western portion of the
and surrounded on all sides by choice shrub
berry, flowers, and shade trees. The terraced
grounds have been laid of with artistic taste
growths, presenting charming and health
ful rural appearance. and combining to make
ings are probably the best constructed in the
Valley Of Virginia, the architecture of which
was studied and adopted by the late Edwin NJ.
tect, who superintended the making and plac-
ing of every brick, the timbers and the entire
finish Of the cture,-whilst the location is
convenient to the business centre, the various
schools, churches &c. All the Improvements
are OF modern design and constitute one of the
most desirable and valuable properties ever
placed upon the market in this section. A por-
ton of the lot in the rear of the house will be
subdivided into lots and the property will be
offered for sale in parcels, first, and then as q
whole, and the mode which realizes the most
will be adopted. Plats, descriptions, &C., can
be seen at the office Of Hudson & Patrick, and
the property will be shown by the present &C.
cupant to any one DESTROYS ofinspecting it.
TERMs.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs Of executing this trust and q small
cash payment Of about $4,000 and the bal
ance on credit of one two, three and four
years from day of sale, payable in equal annu-
al instruments, the purchaser giving bonds for
said deferred insta1ments with approved per-
sonal security, bearing interest from date, and
waving the homestead exemption, and the IT,
tie to be retained as ultimate security.
WIN. A. HUDSON,
VIM. PATRICK,
anr1S.Ef TruStaaS
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How Malone will Control the Republic
can convention.

The Lynchburg Vrginiaa of Friday
last says
1--WE learn, by Underground railroad
something of the programme that will
be attempted at the Staunton Republic
can Convention. Gen. Malone will be
on hand, having secured already the
largest house in that town for his head
quarters, where he will keep open
house, and do all in his power to seduce
the straightout Republicans. Elk. Sena-
tor Lewis has been selected as the man
to lead the Republican forces into the
great Readjusters' trap, and to apply
the cement of brotherly love to the het-
erogeneous elements, whereby straight
out Republicans and Conservative Re-
adiusters will be blended into harmo-
NOUS whole, and join in glad acclaim
at their anticipated victory over the
| Virginia Bourbons.
We know that one who has been q
leader among the 'Straightouts' and op-
posed stoutly any coalition with Repu-
diators, now expresses the opinion that
Malone has bagged the negroes This
is Just what we said months ago, and
what any man with two good eyes in
his head should have been able to see.
Only let Malone declare for Grant-as
he willard the negroes will desert the
'Straightouts.' as rats flee from sink
ing ship. It is useless for the 'Funder'
Republicans to kick against the pricks.
for the little magician has taken the
negroes out of their hands"
Ex-senator Lewis is denied the au-
thority to act the part mentioned by the
Lynchburg Virginian, as he was elected
delegate by convention that adopted
the following resolution:
"Resozved, That we are in favor of a
straight Republican Electoral Ticket,
and we will support none other"
P. s. Since the above was written we
have seen letter of Ex-senator Lewis,
published in the Richmond Wing of
Saturday, in which he says that the
Rockingham delegates were not in
structed, and that he positively refused
to go to the Staunton Convention I'M
less he was left free to act as he thought
hest ~
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It is reported that Mr.. James Bar
bour, of Culpeper county, Virginia, one
of the stalwart Readjusters is opposed
to an independent electoral ticket. OF
course he would be.-fhers are many
other prominent men. and obscure ones,
too, who are fully in accord with Gen.
Malone on the debt issue, who are ut
terIy and iT.acppcilably against the pro-
gramme he has mapped ogl 10 Eaticnal
politics. The Vifginians" who retain
their manhood will not consent to be
sold like 50 r1eny sheep in the sham
Marlestos0n Free Press.
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Malone don't want to let bis fellows
take any part in the Presidential cleo
ton for fear they will get away from
him. In this he is like the nervous
mother who would not let her boy go
near the water until he knew how to
swim. He can't trust them to act for
themselves-won't even let them know
for whom they are to vote. All the lib
erty he will allow them is to vote eleven
jobbers, who are to be styled an ''un-
pledged ticket, and who, under his man
ipulation, II the chance offers, will sell
them and the State to the Radicals for
Federal offices. This game won't work
in the Valley. 1t may suit his negro
allies who know what it is to be sold,
but white freemen will spit upon his
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MASSEY CoURTINa REMOvAL.-Mas-
sey, who disgraces the responsible office
he holds-Auditor of Public Accounts
deserves to be removed, and we are dis
posed to the belief that he is counting re-
moval that he may play the role Of the
protested martyr as means OF being
elected Governor. He is cunning fox
and an INSCRIPTIONS politician and
demagogue. Though a preacher he does
not seem to act upon the adage that
"honesty is the best policy"
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY THE GRAND
LODGE, 1. o. Wednesday evening
the fGrand Lodge of I. o. o. F. elected
the following officers:
Grand Master, John H. Crebbs, Win.
chester; B. w. Grand Master, T j.
Crowder, Staunto1; r. W. Grand War
den, w. M. Barnitz; r. w. Grand Sec
rotary, T. Wiley Davis; R. w. Grand
Treasurer, John w. Ferguson, Rich
mond; Grand Chaplain, Rev. J. J.
Scherrer, of Marion; Grand Representa-
tives to Grand Lodge United States,
A fired 2; Courtney and Jas. B. Blanks,
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FATAL CUNNING ACCIDET.-A young
man named George Crosley, of Acco-
mac county, Va, whilst OF hunting
expedition last Tuesday accidentally
discharged his gun, the load entering
his left breast, inflicting wound from
which he died in few hours.
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Rev. James II. Holmes, pastor of the
First Baptist Colored Church of Rich
mond, who was recently suspended by
a church meeting for alleged immoral
conduct, was reinstated on Sunday of
last week.
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DEDICATION.-The dedication of the
United Brethren Church. at Tom g
Brook, Shenandoah county, will take
place on Sunday, April 25th. The
dedicatory sermon will be preached by
Rev. S. A. Mowers, of Chambersburg,
Penn. Bishop Glossbrenner will be pre-
sent, if his health will permit.
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READJUsTER PAPERs.-Mr. J. H.
Wartman, former editor of the Rock
snghdm Register, will commence the
publication of a Readjuster paper in
Charlottesville next month. Mr.. N. F.
Mccain, publisher of the Valley Farmer,
at Mt. Jackson, has issued prospectus
for new paper, to be called the Bead
juster, which will soon appear at Wood
stock, in Shenandoah county, with Cap
tain II. H. Riddleberger as editor-in
chief
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LBy E. M. Cushing & Son. Auctioneers.]
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue oftwO deeds
i of trust executed on July 9th, 1875 and Au-
gust 9Th. 1877. by Elias Mahoney and wife, to us
as trustees Of the Young Mems Building Asso-
c1aton, and of record in the Clerks office of the
Hastings Court.
We shall proceed to sell on the premises to the
highest bidder on
Saturday. Nay 18th, 1880,
~ II O'CLOCK, M, that comfortable two story
frame dwelling with brick basement now oc-
cupied by said Mahoney and wife and situate
IN me western part of the City of STANTON
SAID dwelling contains 6 rooms above base
ment. lot 'front.' q feet, running back 14a feet.
and has complete cistern on same. Any one
looking for comfortable home should not
lose this opportunity.
TERMs.-So much cash IS to amount of dues
and fines nov In arrears with cost of sale. the
residue in IL. 10 and "a months, with interest.
the purchaser to give bonds with approved Sc,
curity and the title retained as ultimate sesur-
tty.
PHI. TROUT,
F. B. BERKELEY,
G. WELLER.
Anr12.1t TruSfano
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e. F. Bennett was convicted of biga-
nay in the Hastings Court of Richmond
on Monday of last week and sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary.
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A MURDER NEAR BRowNsBURG.-
Some four weeks ago negro man nam
ed Henry Witherspoon disappeared
from Brownsburg, Rockbridge county,
and nothing had been heard from him
until Sunday, of last week, when a young
man named Mccormick found his body
lying in stream, near Kennedy's Mill,
now Lucas Mill, about one mile from
New Providence Church.
Mr.. Bosworth, the magistrate in that
neighborhood, was notified and cor,
oner's jury empanneled, who found the
following injuries:
LIST. A pistol shot behind the left ear !;
I'd. A pistol shot through the upper lip,
passing from right to left. 80. Two
stabs with knife behind the left ear on
the upper neck. 4th. A transverse cut
in the integuments of four inches at the
base of the skull lin extent equal to the
cut in the integument) broken and COM
minuted, evidently produced by blow
from blunt, dull body, as the poll of
an axe. 9th. A large bruise On the left
shoulder behind. We, the jury, in &C.
cordance with the facts obtained, give
it is as our verdict that the said Henry
Witherspoon met violent death by the
hands of some person or persons not
known to the jury. In testimony where.
of, the said Coroner and Jurors Lave
hereto set their hands, this 18th day of
April, 1880. E. B. BOswORTH.
Acting Coroner.
The Jury was as follows: E. B. Luz
cas-, s. NJ. Mccormick, J. D. Beard,
H. L. Terrill, J. A. Hess. A. M. Bell.
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COMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

Staunton, April 18th, 1880.
A LII PARTIES, Plaintiffs and efen-
IA dants, In the Chancery suit of Donaghe's
wv. w. Sen'r) Ex'or Vs. Donaghe's Nv. w.
Sen'r Widow, &C., now pending in the circuit
court of Augusta. and all unpaid creditors Of
the said VIM, w. Donaghe, Semi, deco, andAall
petitioners and others Whomsoever interested
II the taking of this ACCOUNT are hereby nq&i,
nd that in ppesuance Of an order entered
sid cause on the 31st Of March, 1880, I shall,
my office in Staunton, on
Wednesday,, the 26th day Of May. 1880,
proceed to take state, and settle an account,
showing: 1st, The transactions of Briscoe b.
Donaghe, surviving Ex'or OF w. w. Donaghe,
Sen'r, decd, from the date to which his accounts
have heretofore been settled to the date of the
death of said Ex'or. End. The transactions Of
Meade F. White as Admir- d. i. n. c. t. a. of W.
w. D maggie, Sanr, decd. Bird, A further, and,
If possible a final distribution account, after
providing for all proper costs and charges upon
said estate of W. w. DOnaghe, Sen'r. decd.
4th, What is due petitioner P. H. Trout as as
signee of B. B. Donaghe's share Of the trust
fund heretofore set apart for the widow since
deceased. 9Th, All unpaid debts ohArgeahle
upon said estate of W. w. Donaghe Sen'r.
decd, and. 9Th, Any other matters deemed per-
tinent by CQm'r or required by any party in
interest to be stated. And special notice 1s
given that. by the terms of the aforesaid de.
cree, all persons having debts or demands, not
already audited and allowed, against said es-
tate. are required to present and prove the
same before the undersigned at the time and
place above named, or be precluded from the
benefit of the decree to be rendered in this cause.
ap20-4t ]. w. GREEN SMITM, COm'r.
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No question of Readjustment is to be
discussed In this canvass, and the DEM
ocratic party is large enough and gener-
GUS enough to be a political. home for all
her children, no matter how they have
differed on State questions. Let us there
fore be done with this mixed business,
this unnatural and wicked alliance, and
all these mean and shifty contrivances
to deceive the honest voter, and let US
stand together by our Democratic colors,
and present united front to our COM
mon foe.- Winchester Times.
It is no longer secret that Malone
has bargained with the third term lead.
ers to secure Virginia for Grant. Well,
it is one thing to make bargain, and
it is another thing to carry it out. We
don't believe Malone carries the votes
of the white people of Virginia in his
pocket fredericksburg Star.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IRGINIA.-In the Clerks office Of the
" circuit court for Augusta coun ty, April
j. M. Plaintiff,
Piercy A. M. j. Benn, Administrator of st.
John z: NJ. Benn, decd. Sidney V. Benin, wild
Chouner. - Benn, infant son of Edward
Benin. decd. and Percy A. M. j. Benn, heirs-at-
law of st. John ?. M. Renn. decd, Defendants.
IN ChdnceTy.
The object Of this suit is to enforce specific
performance Of q certain contract, between the
Plaintiff and said st. John p. NJ. Benin, decd.
in bis lifetime. made and entered into on or
about the - day Of Nav. 1879, for the sale by
the Plaintiff to said Benn. Of a certain tract Of
the application of the personal and real assets
of said st. John P. M. Benn. deceased, as far as
may be necessary in discharge of the debt crea-
ted by said contract and to this end, for a set
Element of said estate.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that Sidney v.
Benn, Isabella Benn Chouner, and - Benin,
infant son of Edward Benn, decd, are non-res-
dents of this State, it is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after due pub
: So les s 3. ). ". RYAN. Clerk.
UIRGINIA.-IN vAcAr1oN.-In tue Clerks
Office Of the ,S Circuit Court OF Augusta
Henry Edison, Executor of Henry Edison,
deco, and all other creditors of James c. Riley,
W. E. Craig. admir-, of James c. Riley, decd,
John =. Riley. VIM. J. D. Riley, Virginia Riley,
= Riley, " Riley. Riley. William Cargo,
and Lucy. his wife, Formerly Riley,) Berry
Riley, John Berry, and Johanna his wife,
formerly RileyQ Lavinia Dunn. VIM. Dunn,
John Mahaney, Weber. James and John Maha-
ney, William r. Bright and A. ]. Williams. De-
PENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to enforce collection
Of the Plaintiff s claim against the estate of
James c. Riley, decd.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that William
Cargo, and Lucy his wife, Berry Riley, John
Berry and Johanna ais wife, Lavinia Dunn and
William Dpln, Virginia Riley. and her three
children frst names and ages not known, are
nor. presidents of this State. 1t is ordered that
they do appear here within one month after dSe
publication of this notice and do what Is neces-
sary to protect their interests.
Teste, J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
P. A. Baylor, q. g. aprl3.4t
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LAYING OF CORNER SToNE.-The
Corner Stone of the New Methodist
Church at Toms Brook, Shenandoah
county, will be laid by the Masonic
Fraternity, on Saturday, April oath.
The address will be delivered by Rev.
J. P. Hyde. A dinner under charge of
the ladies will be served in the Toms
Brook School House.
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If Virginia should cast her vote for
Grant the Mobile Register thinks
George Washington ought to come down
from his bronze horse, Jefferson break
his scroll to pieces and Mason cast away
the pen that wrote the Bill of Rights.
To which the Mountain Herald adds:
And Gen. Andrew Lewis club Malone
over the head with his rifle.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ity Residence and Grounds,

City Residence and Grounds.
Pursuant to decree of circuit court in Dona.
offer at auction, in front Of the Courthouse in
Staunton, unless adjourned to the premises,)
on Monday. May 24th, 1880,
that VALUABLE PROPERTY owned and oc-
cupied by Mrs. Virginia B. Donaghe and fami-
~, comprising the greater portion of the square
extending from Main to Frederick street, on
the East side of Lewis, with
Large Brick Mansion 5l4
and q number Of Out.buildings.
IT Is SELDOM THAT SO
Desirable an Establishment
appears in the market
AS whole tits one of the most complete and
equalled in location and unsurpassed in COM
FORT with handsome grounds and trees, fertile
garden, kitchen and servants quarters Of
brick, excellent Ice House, Smoke house, Flow
er Pits, &C.. and f1rst-class stahling, while its
proximity to business and extensive frontage
ON three of the principal streets afford unusual
for subdivision.
The premises will offered first as whole,
then In two parcels, then in eight lots, three
with buildings and i've with choice building
sites, and sold to the best advantage. Plat may
be seen at my Office, and the property will be
shown to purchasers. Private offers will be
considered.
TERMs.-Ten per cent, cash, balance in bonds
with approved security. at one, two, and three
nually payable, and insurance of S60OO0O on the
buildings as further security.
THOMAS D. RANSOM,
apr20-tds Commissioner.
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r.. NJ. Cushing & Son. Auctioneers.

TOEl ZOE! ICE va Ess sSsn s sssF' V Tx
beg1ad 70 supply you: come. orc Tome
All! Apply to A. D. WREN, ::
r. NJ. AYES, or
April 2Oth. At G. z. HARPER.
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CHILDREN'S
Shoes and Slippers,
GENTLEMEN's Low QUARTER
PRINCE ALBERTS AND STRAP TIES,
MEMS BROGANS AND PLOW SHOES.
MEMS AND BOYS
STRAW HATS.
in in all grades: We always take soT pleasure in
LiPSCOMB / BERRY,
No. rs. New St., near Main,
apr20 Virg. copy. Staunton, Va.
Y Court OF Hastings for the city Of staun-
ton April 18th, 1885,
VIM. D. Runnels, Sergeant of the City of
staunton, and as such Administrator Of limo.
thy HarFlgaa' Vs. Plaintiff
Mary Harrlgan, Michael Harrigan, Mrs. -
Timothy Harrigan. decd, names unknown.
Def ndanfs,
In CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to settle the accounts
of said AdministratOr,-tO ascertain the heirs
at-law of Timothy Harrigan, decd, and dis
tribute the fund in the hands Of said Admins
hands. among said heirs.
And it appearing from affidavit of said Plain
tiff. filed in this cause. that said Mary Harri-
gan, Michael Harrigan, and Mrs. - Callahan,
late Harrigan, and others, heirs of said limo
thy Harrigan, decd, are non-residents of this
State, it is ordered that they DO appear here
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
'1 ~n,,. isi|s F. PATTERSON sgs
PY VIRTUE OF a decree Of the circuit court
ID of Augusta county. rendered in the case
Of Grouse VS.. Grouse, I will proceed Oh the
premises IN the toxn S Of Ss " s1 On
to sell at public auction. that valuable proper
ty situated in the town of Waynesboro', known
Of an e1ceept two sood 9weng
Houses, Ice House. and other desirable f2S
of suit and sale, and the remainder upon a
credit of one, two, and three years from the
date of SALE with Interest from the date of sale,
sonal security and the title retained as uIti-
mate security.
apr20-tds Commissioner.
NOMMIssIQNER's NOTlCE.IAll par:
D. Sterrett's Admir- VS.. D. Ste. Iett!s Heirs, M.
B. Gardiner. for &C., VS.. .. Sterrett's Admir-, &C,
original and amended Bills are notified that
under decree Of November II, la7a. have taken
up, and on Wednesday. Mag 10. 1850. will exc
the accounts ordered in said causes, including
the transactions Of David Sterrett as Executor
of Thomas Young, and Of VIM. G. Sterrett as
against said David Sterrett's estate.
By which time all creditors must prove their
claims, or be hereafter barred.
ap00-tds JOS. "A, sWAADEkK, Comr.
nR. DODD'S
NERVINE Il TONIC POWDERS NO. 2,
Will cure all chronic and obstinate nervous dis
eases, such as general nervous debility, tnvo :
untary seminal losses, .causedsby indiscretion,
excesses, &C.. or by lascivious thoughts and
dreams. producing great physical and mental
weakness, and often destroying both body and
mind, and bringing on dimness of vision, early
decay. universal lassitude, impotency or phys
ical incapacity. insanity and consumption.
For Sale.
W. R. TYREE, Sole Agents, Staunton, Va
apr20-1y e4w
CARRKlAGE WANFED.--l wish to ex-
" change my Extension Top Buggy for a
My Carriage is almost new and in MN
perfecf order built hyzI las or
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A. b. VS.. Kerr, w. X.

Kerr. A. b. VS.; Kerr. w.K.
In pursuance of decree Of the circuit court
Of Augusta county, entered April 9Th, 1880 in
staunton. On Saturday, May as. 1856. to take,
state, and settle an account
l, OF thu liens binding the real estate lately
2 ,.1a by ". K Kerr, and the condition OF the
Q. OF the liens on or claims to the two bonds
oiW; X; Kerr to Crawford & Lally, dated April
8. OF the value of the real estate conveyed by
W. X. Kerr to E. J. Crawford and VIM. Laliy,
by deed dated the 9Th day Of April, iS79 n
Clemmer to Crawford Lazy and tne
amount to be properly ofsett BY him against
that on account o. he esta 81 snS
ed to hirp BY deed dated the 9TH day OF October,
1879.
or Otherwise binding the sum due from said
clemmeF to Crawford :: jos SAY. x. wADDEL1.
aprl3-4t Commissioner.
VIlRGINIA.-In the Clerks Office of the
v Circuit Court Of Augusta County, AprN
Casper K. Zerkle. Plaintiff.
Mary E. Coiaer, RafSsTa Slower. widow ex-
ecNtri4 and devisee Of Jacob Slower, decd,
Jacob a. Reeves, an infant and
children of Jacob Slower decd, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit, is toobtain aecses for
the partition by sale OF certain tract Of land
containing about l74l4 aqyea. situated on the
water Of Christians Geek in Augusta County,
formerly known az the Old Homestead of Jacob
Slower. one undivided moiety of which belongs
to the Plaintiff.
1t appearing by affidavit filed, that Mary f.
Conner, is nonresident of the State. IT y or.
dered that sic do appear here within onemoDth
after due publication ofthis notice, and do what
is necessary to protect her interest.
4Sste,
JOS. N. RYAN, Clerk.
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OIRGINIA.-In the Clerks office of the
v circuit court for Augusta coun ty, April
Srd, 1885,
]. M. Watson....................... Plaintiff
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Moody and Sankey have started, by
way of New Orleans, on trip through
Texas, New Mexico and the mining re-
gions.
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JOS. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Sheffey 4 Bumgardner, p. q. apr Cat
COMMISSIONERS OFE1eE,

COMMISSIONERS OFE4GE,
Staunton, April eth, 1880.
Beard VS.. Kunkle and Sls.-In pursuance
ID of two decrees ofthe Circuit Court Of Au-
gusta county. entered In the above styled cause.
Tia lrst On the 18th Dec. 1876, and the second ON
TIE 9th Nov. 1879, T, as Communications of said
Court, Will proceed to state the several accounts
directed in said dacrees to be taken, and have
inc 12eA day Of May
pext, to take said accounts. All parties inter
ested in said cause are hereby notlneo 10 APP
further notice. JOHN M. KINNEY.
aprl8-4t Commissioner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VTIRGINIA.-In Che Clerks Office Of the cir
v cult court for Augusta county, April the
18th, 1885,
Charles A, Laporte and Harriet D Laporte,
his wits, and Alfred Cupp. Plaintiffs,