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Miscellaneous.

The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythia,
q. Petersburg resolved to hold its next
s-ssiOn in Stauntt n.
The stanton ARTILLERY fred a salute in
honor of the day on Washington 3 birthday
The Republicans of this county hold a
mass meeting here March 18th. to elect
delegates to the National Republican Con
vention.
Those in want of a book-keeper will find
an advertisement under our city notices
The advertiser writes one of the best
hands we ever saw.
s. Walton Coleman has purchased of A.
M. Bruce. the store now occupies BY tht
former, the price paid being 81 900.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Feb. 25 Prices
81 beef cattle ranged as follows Best o. 5oa$6S5;
that generally rated first quality Is s71zas6 1l1z me
dunn or good fair qualit, ordinary thin
Steers. oxen and Cows % 25aa3.75. Extreme range
Of prices % 25as6.S5 Most Of the sales were from
$4.50a$650 per 10 lbs. The cattle received were
Dol head from virg mia, AT from MARYLAND q from
Ohio, 9Sl from Illinois, 40 from Indiana. and from
Pennsylvania. Total receipts for the week ISL
head. againt Sl2 last week, and TIA head same time
last year. bout half OF tho receipts were reshpped
to Liverpool the balance, the offerings here were
hardly Of as good an average as last week. there
ing longer line Of middlts, while the iops were
fairly active at the opening wholesale plices being
higher than last week, but towards the close etal
figures were off Ha14c. from last week.
owINE.-The receipts humble, some 900 head less
than last week, and the quality as hood grade
generally as last Mondays offerings Prices have
weakened ST. ce our last report, and trade has been
m. deraie TO coed. quote common hogs at SaSA
cents, and the better grades 9a9A cents per Id net
Arrivals this week 6,23 head against Z, 139 last
week. and 5,U37 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-1here are about the same
number OF offerings as last week. and constitute
only moderate supply, scarcely equal to the de-
mand, which is reported good. The quality is bet
ter than last weeks offerings. We quote butcher
sheep at 4a7 cts, with most lies at 5a6 per
ID Arrivals this week 1879 head against 1886 last
week, and 2, us head same time last year.
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companies, or the furnishing of facilities
for transportation. Any violation OF this
provision makes the offending company OF
common carrier liable to the party j. jursd
or 4maged for treble the amount Of injury
suffered. IF any director, president. OH.
cor or employee of any canal or railroad
company. shall be interested directly or
indiI ectly in furnishing material or sup
plies to such COMPANY or in the business
Of trs importation as common carrier OF
ed, leased. controlled or worked by such
company, such director, president, agent
or company shall be guilty of INSIDE
meanor and on conviction thereof shall be
fined not exceeding So 600 and imDrls"ned
not more than two years in the county
Jail or State pPnitentiaTy.
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Deaths.

Mr.. J. I. A. Trotter, once a deputy
sheriff of Augusta. and in old stage times
one Of the best known mail contractors
and stage men In the Valley. died on Fri
day last in his seventy-third year.
MIR. VIM. Riley who was prominent in
the old stage line that ran between Staun-
ton and Winchester. died in Shenandoah
county on the 18th inst. in his eighty
| third year. He commenced as q stage
driver and By energy and thrift had be-
come at the time of his death one Of the
most solid men in shenandoah.
Samuel Donaghy, once well known
Democratic politician in Pennsylvania.
the friend of Van Buren,, Buchanan. and
other prominent Democrats. died last
week at the Weston, w. VAL insane
Asylum in his eiRhtieth year. At one
time be was one IF the "characte RS" Of
5taunton. being at that time q patient At
he Western Lunslic Asylum here. He
vas the mail carrier for the Asylum, and
oy his wit and good humOr made many
friends in town. After the civil war
when the West Virginia patients were
taken to Weston, he was much cast down,
and violently opposed being taken away
from Staunton.
EXIT. Gov. Of Virginia, Samuel Price,
died at Lewisburg last Monday. He was
we'll known in Augusta where he has
many relatives. When q. s. Senator
Caperton died, Gov. Jacobs appointed Mr..
Price to fill his unexpired term in the
Senate.
On Tuesday night last, Mrs. Lucinda
Peyton, (who was parals zed on the day
the remains of her granddaughter Miss
R,salie Peyton were brought home from
Hollin's Institute). died In her eighty
third year. She was the mother Of Geo
L. Peyton. the well known host of the
White Sulphur Springs; VIM. H. Psyton.
# Augusta ; J. Bernard Peyton. CLERK of
the West Virginia House of Delegates
DR.. z. o. Peyton, Chas s. Peyton and
Eugene G Peyton. of Richmond. Her
funeral took place yesterday morning from
he Baptist church.
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The Fifth Virginia to welcome the 28th
New York.


New York.
On Monday last the veterans of the old
Fifth Virginia Infantry to the number Of
sixty five, assembled at the city hall to
take the first steps towards securing
visit this summer from their hospitable
friends the 2sth N. Y. Regiment. whose
better acquaintan CO they made at N iagara
Falls last year. TIE President of the
Association. Maj j. W. Newton, explain
ed the object Of the meeting. which he
2Sth n Y. to visit Virginia this summer.
On motion of Capt. Marquis the Presi
dent and Vice President of the Veteran
Association were authoriZs d to extend
such an invitation, the points Of interest
to be visited being the Luray caverns and
the Natural Bridge and the city of Staun-
ton. al the he. dquarter. Of the 5th Va.
Regiment. On motion of Capt. NICK envy
q committee from each company Of the
regiment was appointed to collect funds
to entertain the visitors. Members of
several COMPARES reported that some $500
or $500 had already been subscribed. The
sum of 81 600 is to be raised.
President Newton said he had already
sent letter asking what time the 18th
preferred visiting Virginia; whether tine
22d OF May. the anniversary OF their en-
listment, or the On of August. the ami
verssry Of Cedar Mountain. On motion
of 1t. Smiley. 1t was resolved that the
collection committee should report at the
next meeting of the Veterans ASS eia-
ton, which will be held on the fourth
Monday in March.
Company A-Col. stickley and Lieutenant Pritch.
ard.
Compar C-B. F. Houff and 1t Ltton.
Company D-Capt. Mckemy, 1t. Carson and T.
NJ Smiley
Company EFT. A. Brownlee, Geo W. Fitch and
Company FL. D. Trimble and Lieutenant J NJ
Brown
COMPANY Col A. W. Hartman and John
Wallace,
Co n ,any H-rren.us Koiner
t0I.. pany l. It w CriSt and W HOpewell
Company K-Capt. KurtZ and 1t. Mesmer
Company Capt. J. g. Marquis aud Capt j IS
Bumgardner, Jr,
From the citizen visitors last year. the following
additional committee was appointed: B Bagb,,
m. Buckley, j. G. Alexander, -. kusiniseile. j.
A HUuf. Miss Lizzie NJ Kenny, Mrs B. r. Bagby,
Mrs. J. W. Newton and Miss q Koiner.
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COUNTY COURT Judge Hudson, pre-.
siding, commenced its March term on
Monday last. The following is Q summary
of the prOcaa tinQN:

&AAouooy i~Ces NO iOuOWAuk ID y SUMMARY
of the pr0cee tings:
Probate administration was granted Thos M
Smiley on the estate Of John M Lucas decd to j
GioSsDrehner Oh the estate OF Catherine Shuey.
decd; to Mary si,Iing on The estate Of And ew
decd. was admitted TO probate, with Is aiine M
Thompso. as Exscutrix The will Of Richard Sui.
sullivan as Executor. ] he Wills Of Mary T Johns
ton, Decd Virginia Taylor decd, Daniel CARRIER,
dec d. John I. Hamrick. decd. ard JOIN McCut
Of Betsy smith. decd. was partly proven and CON-
pointed guardian Of Bette j, and Cora fiory.
Noah A Tutwiier " as appointed guardian of Hat
tie kliz beth Ri wick. David ". Coiner and Henry
q. Rarnhar qualified as Notaries Public. VIM T.
the eace for B .erly Manor district. vice e M.
Gushing. resigned. administration was granted
i y; W: r. on e,ta!e OF josiah whi.more; II g
Jury
felonies Against VIM: Fry, for malicious maim-
d.c,ion under promise OF marriage; against kobt
Vrnao!e' Tor burglary; against George hurley. for
Misden,eanors. Against VIM H. Strother. for
distu. bling religious worship; against JAG. Hafri
son and Maria Page for lewd and ascivious c, hab-
and carrying of forest trees against Cyrus
Brown SIX cases, for un!awfuly selling liquor in
Campbell, for selung intoxicating liquors in Way
nesporo; against Robert A. Sheets for assault and
Miscellaneous p. H. Rock appointed surveyor
Of precinct NO: 8. ;. h. Geo W Trimbie, No "a
B. NJ john Oh istian. W W Newman w. +
Summerson DR.. W l. Walters. q. H Snapp
were appointed commissioners to assess dana ses
TO Jno. W Brown for one acre of land for shool
18th; An appropriation Of $50 was made to be e4-
pended In changes and .pairs in road running
from Buffalo rap to Pond Gap and Craigsville. and
W W. Newman appointed contractor.
1rsats Case Of Commonwealth vs.. 4eo Burley
!eoll Of Charlottesville. for house breaking. and
punishment fixed at six years In penitentiary.
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A Protest from Stanton Merchants.

A meeting of merchants was h. Id on
Wednesday at the Office Of White & Cor
don. presided over by M. Er,kine Miller,
with J. W. Todd as Secretary. Mayor j.
A. Cochran explained the OBJECT, which
was to protest against the reduction of the
tax on drummers from other States, and
also against the class legislation contain
I'd IN the proposed merchants license law.
Messrs. Cochran and j. II. Blackley we're
appointed committee to express the
views Of the meeting to the representa-
tives of Augusta in the legislature. The
measures complained of by the Staunton
merchants have already ELECTED outspok-
an objections from those of several Other
towns, and the legislature will have Its
attention thoroughly called to the sub
ject.
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The Home for Disab led and Destitute
Ex-Confederate SvldIers.

Mr.. T. F. Moseley, of "R. E. Lee''
Camp of Richmond, who is the authorized
agent for the collection of funds for the
Soldiers Home to BIZ built. if the mea ms
can be procured. for destitute ex-Confed-
erates,i in our city and is asking from our
citiz-ns such contributions as they
may think proper to give. The scheme
does not need one word of commentator.
and if it did, the fact that the Posts OF
the Grand Army of the Republic are con-
tr;buting to the fund, ought to spur up
our -Confederates to let the world SET
that magnanimous enemy cannot exceed
them in lberality to an old comrads. Mr.
Moseley will receive any MESSAGE or co.."
tributions left at the store of Berkeley 8
Co. Any sort of contribution that CAT
be sold at the great fair to be held in Rich
mond, Will be acceptable.
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NEW PAPkR.-We nave received the
first number Of the Roanoke Telegram, -
published ny Mr.. David E. Strasburg, for
merly Of Stanton, and Mr.. Jones. 1t is
full of news. Among other items in it,
we see that j. q. Earman & Co. are
busily engaged in completing the Valse
building, one Of the stores in which will
be occupied by Mr.. Fleming Christian, of
StauAt0n, as drug store.
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WARRINGTON g

WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY IN A
SCHooL.-At the public school taught by
Miss Fannie Lowman. at Craigsville. the
birthday of George Washington was ap-
propriately celebrated. The school room
was beautifully decorated aud platform
erected on which the scholars made most
excellent addresses appropriate to the &C.
caslon. TIE proficiency Of the little
scrolars reflected much credit on the
teacher.
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Marriage.

On Tuesday morning last at the resi-
dence of VIM. j. Nelson. Esq. MIR. John
W. Stout. of the Staunton bar. was mar
ried to Miss Kate R Nelson. Rev. J. E
Booker performed the marriage ceremony
and the attendants were-Mr. Guy Coch
ran and Miss Julia Atkinson. Mr.. +.
Jones aud Miss Lizzie Waddell, and Mr.
Alex. Nielsen and Miss Annie Hotchkiss
The bridal couple left on the Z A. NJ
train for trip to the northern cities, ani
as far west AS Burlington. Iowa.
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Church Maftera.

Baltimore M. E. Conference, South. as.
sembles in Baltimore March 18th. Bishop
Wilson will preside. Among the lay del.
egates to it from Rockingham district are
Maj. J. w. Newton, of Stanton, J. Koi-
ner, of WaynesbOro, aud J. .. Hobbs. of
Highland.
The Virginia Conference of United
Brethren in Christ will meet at Lacey
Springs. Rockingham, March 5th. Bish ops
Dickson and Giossbrenner will preside.
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ACCIDENT. -On Friday night last as
Mr. R. NJ. SutleI. accompanied by Miss
Lucy VI. Jones were returning from the
Teachers Institute meeting at Wavnes.
boro, their horse took fright and capsized
the buggy in which they were riding. The
vehicle was thrown into ditch with the
occupants underneath, but happily no one
was hurt. A good ducking In the mud
and badly broken buggy were the extent
of the damage.
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ACCIDENTAL SHoOTING-A let:e,
from Mlddlebronk. to the Greenvilla
Banner" says that j. E Beard, ESQ,
received painful injury while loading
his revolver. One of the cartridges being
hard to insert in the cylinder, req uired
some extra pushing and this Caused it to
explode. the ball badly tearing the second
finger and lodging IN the left leg, from
where it was extracted by DR.. Dunlap.
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V7IRGINTA-IN VACATION In the Clerks
Office Circuit Court of Augusta, February
2lst, 1884.
r.G. Stout, Ex'or of John Afford, Plaintiff.

Abram Magnet. Levi Feers. and MalInda his
wife tnee Shaner), jacob Coffnan, Jr,, and Anna
his wife (nes Shsnsr) Fra9eis Magnst, !nss
Aiiord, Eizabpth Alierson. Il. Alerson snes
Afford David a., Myers. WIN Croft. Henry JShnso ?,
Coffman. Alex. Coffman. John Coaman, David
Garpsr and Henry SarSer
81 AbIam CARRIER. Sr. DECD Aoram ,Coitnan;
Eizabeth his Hs wife tuee Goms jacob zsrHIs and
Nancy his wife 9nee Cofman), G Coffman B A.
Sorrels and Barbara his wife lnee Coflman} n ";
Wallace and Mary his wife (nee Cofman). Charles
Bates and Susan his wife tnee Cogman), W. Fl;
offman David Coffman. Solomon Coffman. John
Fry. A. Lightner. sheriff OF Augusta county. and
Margaret Magnet. Elizabeth Hoover, Nancy PHI.
lips. Ca,harine Afford Rebecca Myers, Sallie Croft
se hsse5 ba
Samuel Ksnnerly. Ex.or of Jacob Coffman, ST..
decd. and e. Sipe. Assignee in Bankruptcy OF
In CHANCERY
The object Of tn is suit is to have final settle
ment Of the Estate of John Afford, decd, to make
ai on eeng ns sI9h 81 hs ae T and
co .er from such as have been overpaid. and to
have Construed the will of said John Afford.
Francis Magnet tnee Shanerl: - Hoover. john
II. AIerson, James Alford VIM. Croft. Henry
johnson and Frances his wife tnee Coffman)
David Coffman. Abram W. CARRIER. one Of the ex-
ecutors of Abram CARRIER, Sr decd. G. M. Coff-
man, = Sorrels and Barbara his wife tnee Cotf-
ma J, Chas N. Bates and Susan his wife (nee
COffmanl, Martin Coffman Samuel Cnffman. David
Cotfman. Solomon C0fman John Fry, Susan Ore
b.ugh Samuel Kennerly. executor OF Jacob Cot
man. Sr decd and Jacob Zerke and Nancy his
wife (nee man) are non residents of this State
1t is ordered that they DC appear here within ono
mouth after due publication of this notice, and do
what is necessary to protect their interests
-Teste,-
j. N. RYAN, Clerk
J.W STOUT. p. q.
feD22-4t.
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The Great Janauschek.

AS will be seen by a notice elsewhere
the So le of seats to see Janauschek at the
Opera House will commence at OLIVIER
on SATURDAY., March 9th. Our Lexington
and Harrisonburg friends can secure them
by mail or telegraph.
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THE ROBBED MAIL bag which was
found near Waynesboro about the last Of
January, is still being investigated. "
Two detectives Of the P. o. Department
from W Washington are still at Waynesboro
trying to ferret the case QUO.
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THE WONDER Of THE AGE" 1896 Street, N W
Washington, u. c October 16, 1SSO.-H H. Warner
Co: Sis- My case has been marvellous one
and my restoration to health through your safe
Kidney and Liver cure has been the wonder Of all
acquainted with it. SAMUEL j. ANDREWS
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Messrs. Carter Berkeley s. Co., with commeDda
BILE enterprise, issue monthly handsome little
paper. that is well filed with excellent reading
matter, and is beautifully Illustrated
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City Offices.

WANTED-A Virgnian. who Is an experience,
accountant. and fine penman, desires situation
as book keeper. Can furnish inquest ,nable Re
ferences. Address. Book keeper, box 636. Hunt
ingdon, Penn'a. fcb29 6t*
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SKINNY MEN.-''Wells' Health Ronewer' re
sores health and vigor, Gu es Dyspepsia, Impo
nee. sexual Debility. 81. .tunel6 "
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sAMsoNs LEGS AND LoCKs.-When De!ilah clip
ped IF Samson locks that mighty athlete at once
became "as other men," If it could be proved that
The possession ofluxurant hair would enable men to
tear open lions jaws. Hiscox Co. would be driven
wild in the effort to SUI ply enough OF Parkers
Hair Balsam to meet the demand. AS it is the Bal
sam prevents your hair FROM falling out, and re-
stores the original color if fad or gray Besides
it is great addition to the toilet table simply as
dressing. febl-lm
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DIED.

GARDNER Miss Mary Gardner died Februa-
ry 9TH, 1884 at her home in Sraunton, aged 81
years and one month. For many years Re was
a consistent member of the Presbyterian church
Q net unubstrusive and kind hearted, to know
her wa to love her for her many acts Of charity
LONG.-In stanton. on Feh'y 18th. OF consump-
ton, Mrs. Amanda X. Long, widow OF the late
Emanuel Long, aged 63 yeais and months
O'CONNFLL.-Near Staunton. on Sunday last of
pneumonia. John OCOnneli. aged 20 years. He
came to this county from 'ounty Limerick. Ire
land.
REEvE S.-Near Fishersville, Feb 25th, Cyrus D.
Reeves, aged 80 years.
WEST-In Washington. D c.. ON the 14th Of Feb,
ut the residence Of her sister, Mrs olivia c.
Brooke, Miss Elizabeth Ielavan West The de-
ceased Ma i've OF Norfolk, and Tor nlanv
years an active meml er of Christ church. The
remains were taken to StauntOn Tor inerment.
TRAYER Near Staunton. on the Parkersburg
pike. OH January 3Dth. 1884 of typhoid pneumb
mia. Charles irayer. AGED q years IL mon his
and IS days He leaves widow to mourn her
loss.
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Messrs. Carter Berkeley & Co., with their usua
enterprise are the first in the market with thei,
new stock of garden and flower seeds. Give them
call.
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MARRIED.

CLARK-DEAN.-In Summers county, w. Va.
Feb 10th. Mr. A. Fl Clark OF Auens'a county
Va, to Miss Emma B. Dean, daughter of Geo.
Dean, ESQ.
SHOwELs-LETCHER.- 25th, 1884, al
the residence o. the BRIDES mother Lexington
Maryland, and MARGARET K daughter of the late
Ex-Gov. Leicher, Of Virginia. No Cards
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Physicians prescribe Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic
for the weak, Worn and dyspeptic. Take no other
feb lin
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Com mercIaI.
STAUNToN, Feb. q, 1885,

$50; Wheat, 81 6@sI 09 Corn. old.7O@ 6O@-
oats, g @45 New Bac n log Round sc, Hams l5@
so@95; Molasses Az Q75c: Butter 1S@lOc; Eggs 200
&c Potatoes, 7O@SJ. Iiihothy seed, 50 COOS 50
Wool (wasnedl 8. @3Sc Wool (unwashed) I@2Sc
Timothy, $.N0@S-- Glover, $-@$6.0J; Oats
40042c Rye 65070.
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febS-tds
DRIvArE SALE OF A VALUABLE

DRIVATE SALE OF A VALUABLE
AUGUSTA FARM.
will sell my farm lying in Augusta county, Va.
on the public road leading from Stanntnn TO- New
Hope eight miles northeast OF Staunton and TWO
mil, north of New Hope, containing 3lb acres.
bOu rs acres of this land lis east OF the road,
and l4l west The portion east OF the road IS oiue
Slate land. the rest Is sand slate and about one nun
dred acres in timber. pine: oak and hickory TINS
farm has running waller in every held; meadow
Run passes tn, ouch part Of the farm and about
upe h iii of he north line runs with 1t.
This place Is known as the Geo.
W Mowry farm, and has on II a "A NIL y
bri house with eight rooms, large EamIHJEasrAA
Swizel barn and a ] ont bu ldlngs M aMlhFsIl6I
ecessary to well regulattd farm. 934al14ds2S
two tenant houses young orchard OF so young
tire. (soon to be- in beariDg) and small old orchard
of good fruit peacies cherries and small fruits OF
ali kinds a we'll of never failing water in the yard
For wheat and grass this farm cannot be excelled,
and corn and all XII, DIS of grain grow well. This
wear / thr-slled near 1900 bushes of wheat and
grass was fine but the drouth cut he corn short.
Churches mills blacksmith shop. stores. &c, are
convenient.
II is rarely that snch property Is offered for sale
Auy one wishing to purchase can see the farm and
learn by calling ON me on the place. or III my
absence Mr.. VIM. A. Hudson. III stanton; VIII
take easure n showing the property with the as
sistance of my soa, 3 Driver: Commnnlca-
lions to nv address at New Hope, Angus county,
Va will receive prompt att ntion. Price mode
IA te and terms accommodating.
dec7 3m SAMUEL Dhl E".
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If you have diseased lungs, take Hale's Honey
Horehound and Tar. feb1 I'm
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GALE Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE -Pur
~ suant to decree of the Circuit Court Of Au-
gusta County, rendered on the 18th day of N0vem
Der, lsS} i'll the cause If Byers 4 Eakle vs. Fry
viii sell at pub ic auction, in front of the Court
House, in StauntOn, on
saturday, the 18th dnv Of March, 1884.
house and lot in the City of
Staunl on. ON Sears Hill ontig A asN y,
50 fe. t on he street leading from MsTIiaasNN
the Middl bro. k road to The Green r. I35szu1E8
vile road aud runninp b sck depth tl5713as!ezS
of l4O feet to he middle of Is feet alley. The i'm
p'0vemertS consist OF good Frame House, and
the siz and location Of the lot make it a very
deSi able residence
TERMS - EN- per cent in cash. fifteen per cent
in four months and the residue on a credit of one
and two fro day of lie. the pureh tser CIV
Ing bond for he deferred instalm"nts BEARING In
teies. with approved personal security, waving
tn homestead exempt on and he title retained as
ultimate security.
VIM PATRICK.
feb 15-4t Commissioner.