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BRIEF BUT IMPORTANT ADVICE
TO CANDIDATES.

To the Democratic county candidates in
Augusta. Within .tve aoeeks you will be
before the people of Augusta as candi-
dates for their votes. The votes you
expect will not be polled unless offered
and deposited at the proper voting places
You, yourselves, or at least. many of you
are almost totally ignorant of the bounds
prescribed by the new arrangement Of
precincts in the county: how much less
informed then, do you suppose, are the
voters who are less personally interested
in this result than you are? Your oppo-
nents, and you need not doubt that before
the last hour of the canvass you will have
plenty of them, will not, you may depend
own voters as to the precincts at which
they should vote under the new district
ing of the county. 1t is rot only import
ant that the names should be right on the
new precinct voting list, but that the vo-
ter himself should knoW where he Is to
vote. A large per centage of the Demo
cratic vote may lie lost on election day by
lack of individual information on this
subject. Cooperation. and immediate CO.
operation among you on some plan to give
voters this knowledge in advance of cleo
ton day, and aid them in utilizing it, is
important. The vote of as large county
as Augusta is not an easy thing to rear
range in day.
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a PROPOSITION AND IT'S
RESULT.

The vote cast at the Democratic Prima-
~ Saturday was 1851, more than half of
the largest Democratic vote ever cast in
the county and more than half OF the aohole
vote of the PEOPLE. AS the Virqiaidn
writes it. without regard to party. il, the
county elections If 1872. 1876 d 1879 =
the last pcing the ear Blu ,al4r E and
White ran in fret Ii. :. The Tirgnidn
y. opposes that the People unite next No.. h
On James Bumgal dher and elect him over
the nominee of the Primary-Meade F.
White. The Democrats of Augusta must
lcok behind this proposition OF the Vir-
gilman. If Capt. Bumgardner, against bis
protest, should be voted for, and elected
over White, he would zoe are instructed by
him to say REFUSE THE OFFICE; there
would then be vacancy and that vacaDc,
would be filed bysn appointment madt
ny the County Judge. A Democrat wm
voted for Bumgaidner would oily hav'
voted to create vacancy to which
COALITION Commemorative Attor J.!
could be appointed. That would be uic
work for Democrat tn be engaged In
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It is weak evasion-mere hypocr itical
pretense-that Bourbon organs evefywh ere
do not emember the emphatic declara-
tons of Readjusters in the campaigns of
1881 and 1882, that they we're TO, ever di-
vOrced from Bourbon Democracy. both
State and Observation-Disclosures Whid
April 10th.
Exactly 50 but that is not the platform
that some Of your followers in Virginia
Democratic counties are preaching Just
now. They CLAIM that they are Dem
ocrats yet, and are begging the votes of
the Bourbon Democracy to put them into
Office. The Wing is right; it Is .
"weak evasion" and ''hyrocritical pre-
tense" in any man to pretend lot to
know that the Coalitionists OF Virginia
are ''foreyer divorced" from, and deadly
enemies of the Democracy, not only of the
State but of the Nation. Let no Democrat
touch one of them for an Office in the gift
of the people. but vote solidly against them
and against every candidate. Independent
or any other, who is not working with the
Democratic organization. The Democrat
that can stomach all the abuse and pro.
scription heaped on his party by the Co.
alltionist press and government since 1t
got power, has a stomach. the tough
ness of which is more to be wondered at
than envied.
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MARRIED..


ER-CALDWELL.-AtSt st. Georges church
Fredericksburg, by the Rev. 4. J: Nc Bryde, on
Thursday, the 5th of April Jas Selden Miller,
formerly Of staunton. but now of Waco. Texas
and Miss sallie H. daughter Of the late John s.
Caldwell Esq aid formerly Of the faculty OF the
Virginia Female Institute at StauRton.
FOLEY-SILLING,-On March q, 1888, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES mother Mrs. A. J. Slllinx
near Moscow, Augusta county Va; by Rev; J
Crawford Rockingham county, Va. and Miss
Polly A. Sng.
BOAZ-CANDLER.-In stanton April 1lth.,
Rev M. Frost, Capt VIM X. BOaz, OF lynch
burg, to Miss Alice, daughter Of VIM. d. Gambler,
Esq, Of StauntOn.
EAKLE-ROGERS- In Richmond April llth, at
A. NJ, at the residence of " IN. II. Peasants.
Esq. by Rev. Wiley Bedsoe, Mr.. G. Eakle,
with Eakle Jones Of Staunton. 10 Miss Carrie P.
Rogers of Macon. Ga. formerly of Fort Defiance
in this county Mr.. and Mrs. Eake came to
Staunton that day and reception was given In
their honor at the hp:1e of the young gr0oms
father, Christian Eakle, Esq that evening
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The Amherst county Board of Supervi-
sors has just made an excellent arrange
ment with the Richmond & Allegheny
Railroad Co., through its agent, Maj. Jno.
D. Rogers, which if our Augusta county
Supervisors could duplicate with the rail-
roads within our borders, would be of
great benefit to our people. The Amherst
Board agreed that if the Railroad Compa-
ny would advance $500 of its taxes for the
years 1883 and 1884 the Supervisors would
biDd themselves to expend the taxes re-
ceiyed from the company for those two
years on tae roads leading to the compa-
ny's stations. a similar proposition from
another road is pending before the Bed
ford county Supervisors.
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CoMMISSIONER'S SALE OF "MOUNTAIN
= ~ SIS GKoX We AMP M OTHER VALUABLE REAL
. The UNDERSIGNED Commissioners of the Circuit
Court OF fath County, for the purpose appointed,
WILL by virtue of two DEGREES pronounced by the
said court al the April term and September term
in the name Of Samuel Gcode and wife as plaintiffs
rs, Samuel v: Gatewood's heirs and others as de
Iendants, proceed, in front OF the Warm Springs
Hotel III said county, on
Thursday, the 18th dag of April, 1883,
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder, the
iOHowihg named and described Real Estate situated
IN said county OF Bath viz: l. The Reversion i'll
mat valuable fam known as the ,ssz.sess-s.
MOUNTAIN GROVE FARM" contain Sges "a
ing between 600 and 100 acres, u large
portion OF which is cleared and in TtgSMGsassasS
Sood siae OF Gu ivation, and the res
idue whereof is well Timbered. This farm is situat-
ed OH the waters OF Big aud Little Back Greeks, is
wen watered and admirably adapted to both grass
and g. AIM and upon which there is situated hand
some and commodons Brick Dwelling in good
state OF preservation, which cost originally 5000
There is also water Grist Mill and Saw Mill
togetherwith several Tenant Houses and all ether
necessary outhuildings The cleared land is OF fair
quality, and lays beautifully, much of it being Creek
Botton The Post Office has for years been kept on
the plantation: there is neat Presbyterian Church
within 300 yards Of the house. is convenient to
between the Warm Springs and Huntersvle, max
lng suitable place for house Of Private Enter
waters of little Back Creek, 8 OF miles above
Mountain Grove which is of good quality fol- farm
IERNS OF sALE:-Cash in hand sufficient to
pay the expenses Of said sales aud as to tie residue
and three years in equal in>talmeats, bearing in
teI est from the day Of sale. the purchasers giving
bonds for said deferred instruments with good per-
sona security and the legal title to be retained as
ultimate security. 1
l. H. STEPHENSON.
VIM M. INGALLS, Err,
Il. l. PARRISH =.
Commissioners Circuit Court Bath Co.
marlf st
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st. Louis has some rich widows. Mrs.
Julia Maffi;t being credited with So, 600 900.
Mrs. Allen with 5000 600 and Mrs. Mary
l.. Tyler with 81 ,000,tD0.
Thos. E. Pattie has been fined S75 by a
jury of the Fauauier county court for
assaulting Capt. A. D. Payne, Mayor of
Warrenton on election day.
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Without making it as wearisome to our
readers as chancery case, we could hard
y discuss to conclusion with our neigh
bors, the Virqinian an | Evening Telegram.
the origin Of the POISONING at the Asylum.
Nevertheless we confidently rest our the
cry Of last week on the evidence before
the coronar's inquest, and think If the
facts are ever gotten at they will prove to
be such as we have suggested.
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COMNlISSf UNERS SALE OF VALUABLE MIN
~ ERAL LANDS Pursuant to a decree Of
the Circuit court OF Augusta county rendered in the
cause at Osborne g Ca, q ais. VS.. Trotter s. ais.
We wrlon
Monday, the 2sfd dry Of April, 1888,
in front of the court house OF Augusta county, in
Staunton, va proceed to Offer for sale at public
amction the Interest of James !. a: \ D Trotter
in in a tract of riGN THOUSAND ACRES # mountain
land in Augusta county about hve miles east OF
Greenville o;a
Trotters Jointly with the heirs OF JET ss :sS5a
ferson Kinney. decd Said lrotters xssle3ysT -
oWnin no Two thirds and kinneys helrs q
one third. ss71HAs asasss =
This land is represented as ahOnndlngin ron Ore
and ofhpr mineral 1t lies Immediately adjoining
the "Nline ore Bank and Bare Ore Bank" both of
which ha re been opened and are known to be very
valuabss $50, ,,,, .,,.ao ~ ut, ,,, y,
Professor j. l.. Campbell OF the washington ee
University. and any one desiring to do 50, can see
the report of Professor Campbelt upon calling on
either of the undersigned
Tie interest OF kidneys heirs ~ tllS tract or land
Is In the hands of Mess 8. Elder u NeisQn zeal Els
tate Agents of Stalntea. Va, woo VIII sell IL az
The interest Of the Trotters will be ofel ed upon
the f0llosvinr terms to-wt: FOR caS 10 mana sum
cient to pay the bill OF Prof Oanoeli for MS survey
upOn credit of one, two and three wears, the pur
chaser executing bonds Wl;h approved security t1r
the deferred instalments bea Ing inter from the
day of sale and lien retained as ultimate security
49, - S'N ALEX. H. H STUART.
GEO. M. COCHRAN, Jr.,
ALEX. H. FULTZ,
feblG-ft commissioner.
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The emigration from Virginia this
Spring has been unusually large and as
usual includes INST valuable class Of
men-youhg men. Il ad it been four year.
ago. the Coaii!ionists would have claimed
that the emierants could not stand Bour-
hon Funder rule any longer. Democrats
might now r-turn the compliment and
charge that the young men of the State
we're disguised Will Coalition. The truth
of the matter seems to us to be that our
young men hear of nothing but the Yves.
and Texas and as matter of fact have
Il thing to see men who have not been
cut Of their own counties for many years,
bundle up their families and start for tt e
unknown West. Twenty dollars spent in
travelling in Virginia would show them
cheap laGdy. tIaversed by more railroads.
SiiE nearer schools and churches, and
win closer market than they will find in
the West. To prove this take the Valley
and Piedmont Virginia. For years the
Blue Ridge was rock wall, the other side
of which Valley man never thought of
except as The quarter from which sunrise
came. About four years ago some of the
Valley farmers commenced going over the
wall and bringing back good reports of the
land beyond. Since then there has been
if not stream at least steady rivulet Of
emigration going Over there to the coun-
ties of Fauquier, Cu'peper s.i.A Prince Will
liam. Floating with it have been good
sprinkling of Tunkt rs, those remarkable
people of whom it is said that wherever you
see one you may b certain that money is
to be made by farming. The great bug
bear about settling up Virginia is the stale
cry of 'wcrn out" lands of the State. The
T unkeIs dom go t. worn out" lands;
they 60 to take the places OF worn out
system of agriculture and substitute their
own for it. The secret of tue success of
the Valley farmers in Piedmont Virginia
is that they use new methods of farming,
new muscle, and lew spirit. With these
a man need not go out of Virginia to make
his fortune.
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Rev. Otis A Glazsbrook n soa-in-law Of
I'd Chaplain Of the University of Virginia
for two years beginning next October.
Levi Furstenburg a wealthy citizen Of
Baltimore, aged sixty, married girl of
seventeen, i'll treated her and then by
false pretence of its being business mat
ter got her to sign away all her interest in
his estate worth $50 900. She has brought
him into the courts.
Judge A. M. Lybrook, of Patrick, Co. !.
Va. has on his farm an apple tree, one
hundred and twenty-five years old and
still bearing.
Accounts from all quartsrs up to this
date are favorable to plentiful crop of
peaches.
5. Blair Morris. Wray T. knight and
DR.. R. A. Patterson have been commits
stoned directors of the Virginia peniten-
tiary.
Hon. Charles Pelham Clinton, cousin
of the present Duke of Newcastle, has re-
Gently purchased ''Brookside Hill.'' the
home Of Capt. Frizelle, near Charlottes-
Vile. Va,
The board of directors of the Virginia
State Normal Colored Institute, to be
erected on Fleets farm, Chesterfield coun-
ty, near etersburg, met in that city md
adopted plans and specifications for the
building, which, when completed, will &C.
commodate 500 pupils. and is to est $685.
600. The site was purchased at a cost of
$13 500.
DR.. VIM. E. Dold, formerly of Rock
bridge county, Va, is now assistant ply
stefan at the Bloom ingdale Asy lum, New
York,
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We, Urinary SURGEON
removed 10 the new residence 1.-THE SilHng
property on North Augusta Street Just beyond TIE
nd or 81 LETT there or at Ed Bukes Stable
for me viii receive prompt attention
maf30U HENRY >. ao0sAAA -
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4 lLAIM AGENCY.

4 lLAIM AGENCY.
The undersigned respee fully nrorms the citizens
q the City oi Stauatea and counties OF Augusta
Koelil CLAN and Hishl nd, that he has opened an
Office in Staunton for the collection OF Claims. His
enables Tim to promise prompt collections and re-
turns. He may be found at the Law Office OF 4. c.
GOnDoN, Esq, on Court House Alley. or in his alb
sence, MI Gordon is authorized to receipt COR any
claims left with him, All claims on which it Is
found necessary bring suit will be turned over to
a reliable attorney.
VIM. A REED.
RHrERENcEs:-W A. Burnett Clerk of County
Court of Augusta; samuel Paul, Treasurer Angus
ia County; John w lbogast, Sheriff Highland
county: Hon. John E. assey, lst Auditor; john
A. English. Baltimore. Nd. !. Dr. r. S. Hamilton
Superintendent W. L. Aslunl; Hon John Paul, Har.
risonburg Thos. A. .plsdsce, Cashier National Wax
Bank.
mart t-
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J,INE FARM FOR SALE PRIVATELY,

MISERABLE DWELLING FOR RENT OR
IL SALE.-The owner offers for rent Or SALE
possession given Immediately, thai
desirable and eligbly Situated res 4 ..>.t
dence on Coalter street, known as ct I'M Aaz4leM
"New Kalorama." 1t has eight NE .taRf,ss.sT
nms.wi gas and water up stairs k ~ -
and down. 1t has stable and the usual outhouses,
all in good repair The building has Just been pain
ted and put in thorough order Apply at the Vim
OLGA TOR OFFICE. jan26 tt
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.NezU Advertisements
REAL ESTATE SALES.
VALUABLE FARM AND FIRST GLASS MIL
FOR SALE.


VALUABLE FARM AND FIRST CLASS MILL
[ v FOR SALE.
For sale, desirable improved Virginia farm near
pelaplane Station, Va, Midland r. T., Fauquier
County 425 acres $50 cleared land of fine quality,
buildings. Water at the door, and
never falling springs in every field. A hTSA y
Young orchard of choice fruit On &fzzMSSsssss--lrC
the farm. About 40 acres Of fine d ~ ~
bottom land I am grazing Is head ss.a.? -
of cattle and horses and have 100 acres OF ltn corn
and wheat ~ in wheat. Ii sale is made prior to
June 1st at prices named will throw in said crops.
The mill Il will rebuild this summary will be run by
an improved Leffel Turbine Wheel. 2I19 full head,
and will be fitted up with improved French Bun:
machinery for wheat same for corn, and improved
No 8 Eclipse Hominy Mill The whole OF the best
most improved-patte with capacity OF 20 bar
rels flour $50 bushels fine corn meal and 40 bushels
homDy per day OF II hours.
Price for the whole farm and mill complete $2,
$685. 000 cash. balance in one two, three and four
years.
For two hundred acres, dwelling and mill com
plete 81 4tO-S3,000 cash; balance in four equal
nual payments. For further information. address
yith stamp. c. NJ. SMITH,
APPS Deiaplane. Fauquer Co, Va
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 9-Prices
of Beef Cattle ranged as follows: Best t6.5oaST
that generally rated first quality $6oOa$625, medi
um good fair quality $4.5Oa$5.5o. ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows $30Oaa4 so. Extreme range
Of prices $300a$7.37A. Nest OF the sales were from
$5 o0a$7 90 per 100 lbs. The market has been
slightly more active to day than it last Monday
The offerings averaged much better than they did
then, or even since the first of Jasuary as they
were generally Of very good order, with few me
dunn and common beeves among them. Prices for
medium and common were shade higher while
tops show no change quality considered.
SWINE.-The receipts the past week have been
rather light, about $50 head more than last week,
with some improvement in their quality The de-
mand has been moderate to good at the same
fgures that ruled last Monday. Wequote at l0alOz
CENTS extra II cents, most sales ranging from l0A
to 1917 cents per ID net.
SHEEP.-There has been moderate supply of
clipped Sheep of fair to good quality in the market
this week. and the demand from city butchers alb.
sorbed them at an early hour at last weeks prices
Wooded Sheep were not of very good quality and
were quite slow OF sale. We quote woelsd Sheep at
| 414a6A cents and clipped do at 4a6 cents Lambs
1Oall cents per lib gross, or s. 0Oa$5 50 per head
with good demand for good ones, and common
dull.
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Real Estate sales.

GALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
By virtue OF decree entered in the Circuit Court
of Augusta county in the cause of BaylorS exr vs..
Bayor's devisee will sell at pubic auction TO Inc
highest bidder, in front OF The Court House III
Staunton, CD
11uesday. May LIST, at 4 o'clock L. M.,
that very valuable property belonging to the hers
of eorge Baylor decd. situated in front OF the
Wesleyan Female Institute i'll Staunton, on faSeite
and Mali streets This property embraces me
whole If square fronting on Johnson street
1916 +, {; md lying between Fayette and Madison
str onting OIL Fayette street III 1ee1 ana on
NJ IN street 1898 fdet, on which
+, ~. is a comfortable house win 4 i!SsA
iae rJoInS. brick Office carriage b. I fFs4-1sa
1855, stable and other nutDulld- Nj sstA ss
inas This property will be sod kst ssLz-sl
either as whole or in lots to suit the purchaser.
Lots No. 9, and front Madison street (Which
is payed) each IS feet and runs back eS5 feet
ot No s froHis on Madison street (which is
!, vrd) Fl s feet ana runs back IS feet
lo,s and front on Fayette street. each IS feet
and run back IS 8 feet.
Lot fronts on Fayette street. "a feet and runs
back IS feet with a brick office on it.
Lot No. fronts on Fayette street 66:5 feet and
runs back 68.8 feet which is the residences. Plat
exhibited on day Of sale
and sale and residue credit of one, two and
three years. pure haSer giving bonds Win approved
personal security bearing interest from day oil sale
''''' ''''' X '''''''', r A. BAYLOR.
apr6 At Commissioner
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Commercial.
STANTON, April IL, 1885,

STAUNrON. April Il, 1852
.Flour-Extra, .$4.75@s; Superfine 81 %; Family
New Bacon, Hog Round, l5c Hams 16@l7; Lard,
1904. Salt. tl.75; Sugar 9@l211c: Meal, 90@95
Molasses 40 @75c Butter 16@1Sc Eggs l3115c. POta-
toes, $125@-.- Timothy Seed $3 00@3 SO: Wool
Swashedl s6@sSc Wool tnnwashedl 26@2sc; Clover
s2.0O9s225; Glover, s5.5o@$725; Oats 45@50c Rye
65@70.
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IN ASSUMPSIT ON ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit is to recover OF the defend
ant the sum of $lSe.45 with interest from March
estate or debts due said defendant found in the
county of Augusta-suicient to satisfy to the said
plaintiff his debt, interest and costs.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the Cleveland
Manganese Mining Company is a non resident OF
this State 1t is ordered that it do appear here with
in one month after due publication of this notice
and DO what is necessary to protect its interest
TeSte,
SHEFFEY & BUMGARDNER, p.q. J.N RYAN,
Apl 6-4W. Clerk
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Monday, the 2ard day of Aprn, 1883.
the Betsy oak Farm" lying in Augusta county,
one mile West Of The villa If Greenville on Sou
conta ining l6U acres s poles This SssssS
farm has about ~ acres Of rich mead sssr 81
Ow land. and the upland is excellent Ss s,4asas
in quality, with sufficient timber s,.saSGs,&ssasx
well watered buildings moderately good and adj
joins the lands OF John Merritt, Henry M sh Thorn
as A. BrOwnlee. Tex. pletOu Mcti uffn and others
TERMS One third cash, and the residue in
three equal annual instruments with interest from
day of sale, the purchaser to execute bonds with
good personal security.
~ t3 WILLIAM A. BURNETT
apl6 Te Agent for the owners.
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.WezU Advertisements.

~N~~>NN~~N\~~NN~~~~N<~<
YARD FROM Or. T. r. BLISS.
To fulhll premise made to many Of my frie ndS
and patients upon leaving Stanton. and to at
tend to some important surgical cases that have
since applied to me. shall be in Staunton the 25th,
10th. 9th and 26th of April. Persons wisAing TO
consult for diseases Of the eye and ear will ind
me by inquiring at Emnger, Craig Grattan's Of
fee, from g. m. to p. IN.
T. F. BLISS,
apr13-2t Springfield, Ohio
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MMiSSIONERS' SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATk.
By virtue of decree rendered l.. si.e causes of
Sprouts admir- VS.. Burke, and Eurke's creditors VS..
Burke, we will proceed,
ahursdoy, May Sd, 1883.
in front of the Court House. at Staunton to sell at
public auction the following real estate owned by
the late homaS Burke viz:
LIST. The Home tract, containing .ssssezsszs.s.
167 acres This is an excellent aid gSs1JFissa 81
highly improved farm with comfort sssssa4SS9sE
able dwelling and all necessary out
buildings. GaaSgSNassass,
I'd he Calhoun Tract, containing S. &C. es, adj
joining the lands Of Samuel Byers. This is very
superior farming land.
I'd The Factory Tract containing Sl1$ acres
This tract col tans the site and power of the
Old Wooden Factory several dwellings and the land
is Of very fine quality
TERMS OF SALk:-Cash in hand to pay costs of
suit and OF sale and the remainder upon credit of
one, two and three years from date of sale. with
interest from date of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds wi h approved personal security. and the
title retained as ultimate security
JAMES BUMGARDNER JR
Z. MILLER.
apr6 1t Commissioners,
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
AT TIMBERVILLE, VA.
will offer for sale, In front OF the Court House, at
Harr1sonburg, Va, on
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Ii AVING sold my entire stock Of LIQUORS
Ill and FIXTURES to
Messr-. CRAWt ORD 81 LALLY,
they will continue the business at my old stand,
where can be found until the
FIRST DAY OF MAY.
ta-ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO ME- will
come forward and settle before that time. after
which all of my accounts i'll be in the hands Of q
COLLECTOR.
aprl3 ROBERT HILL JR
SpkiNG OF 1883
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to state the ACCOUNTS required by decree Of the 9th
of April entered in said causes. at which time and
place YOU will appear without further notice.
aprls.4t JOHN N. KINNEY, C0RF.