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quality 81. 75as5 90; ordinary thin Steers, oxen
and Cows $2.5Oa$325; AS the result of endeayors
on the part of operators to improve the trade IN
beeyes, there is fair increase in the number OF
the offerings and general improvement in their
quality, particularly of the tops over those receiv
cd for several weeks past Prices at the opening
advanced &c, but towards the close the market
weakened, and in many cases the advance was
lost. We quote at $2.5Oa$53711. with most sales
made at $4.75a$5 12H per 100 lbs. Sales for the
W eek 800 head Receipts for the week ll49 head.
SwINE.-The supply is quite light, some 200 less
than last week. Trade generally is fairly active,
but only On account of the light run is there any
advance on last weeks figures. We quote hogs at
5s4a6 cents with most sales at 614a63s cts per Id
net. Arrivals this week 3507 head.
SHEEP.-There is a fair Increase in the receipts
over last week, but there are few good sheep
among them. Trade has been active for the best
stock. but dull for all others. We quote wool sheep
at 3a6 cents clipped sheep at 3a511 ce nts spring
lambs 9a12h cts per lb gross. Arriv ais this week
1772 head.
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ROYAL SOCIETY OF GOOD FELLOWS
On Friday last, an assembly of the Royal
Society of Good Fellows" the first in
Virginia, fraternal and helpful organi-
cation was organized in Staunton,
with the following officers J.
M. Hanger, Ruler; R. L, Leftwlch, In
structor; j. Nj. Kinney. Counsellor; J. H
Drechs!er. Secretary; G. M. Fifer, Finan.
clal Secretary; W. H. Miller, Treasurer;
P. B. Hogshead, Prelate; Sam'l Gibbs.
Director; e. M. Parker, Guard; J. T.
Pritchard, Sentry; A. C. Gordon, W. A.
Burnett, j. M. Lickliter. Trustees; T. q.
Morton. Past Ruler.
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Return Match.

At the Fair here, last fall, picked teams
from the Staunton Gun Club and Hagers-
town (Md.) Gun Club, shot for Parker
gun, Capt. Cord, OF the latter, winning it.
Two weeks ago, Capt. Cord and Capt. Nc
Clellan, of the Hagerstown club. were here
and shot another match mot with their
own guns) with the Staunton club and
were beaten in two matches. Wednesday
the same two gentlemen were here with
their own guns and shot with Bargamin
and Summerson. The score stood-Bar-
gamln, 80; Summerson, 26; Cord, 81, Nc
Clellan, 27-the team score standing IS to
So.
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VTIRGINIA,-IN VACATION-In the Clerks
Y Office of the Court of Hastings for the City
of Staunton, pri ]st 1885.
John G SPOTS and George Gibson, partners in
business under the firm name aud style of Spotts
& Gibson. Pl't'ifs
vs..
Cora j. Rockwell and the Valley Mutual Life Is
sociation of Virginia Def'ts.
IN CHANCERY ON AN ATTACHMENT
The OBJECT of this suit is to attach any estate or
effects found within the City of stanton, belong
ing or due to the defendant Cora j. Rocx well, and
especially to attach in the hands Of the defendant
The Valley Mutual Life Association of Virginia
such finds belonging TO- due, or to become dine to
the deft. Cora J Rockwell, as may be necessary to
satisfy to the ptis. the sum of $2994 with infer
est thereon from Oct. lSt, 1885.
And it appearing, by affidavit filed, that Cora I
Rockwell is NONRESIDENT of the State of Virei
one month after due publication OF his order
ana do what is necessary to protect her Interest
Teste.- NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT,
WHITE GORDON p,q Clerk
ap2lm
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Personal.

Miss Glenn Atkinson, and Mrs. Addie
Baldwin who have been visiting relatives
in Richmond, have returned home.
Mr.. J. Alex. McGilvary. formerly OF
Augusta, has been appointed by Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Buchanan.
to the position of second clerk in his
Office.
At the adjournment of the State Board
of Medical Examiners in Richmond, DIR.
Hunter Mcclure gave its members sup
per at his residence. Among the names
of the members present, we see that or
DR.. II. NJ. Patterson. of Staunton.
Mr.. Charles L. Brace, the Agent of the
Children's Aid Society of New Y York, was
a guest of Mr.. II. D. Peck this week. He
came to Augusta to see how the children
who were lately sent here by the Society
were getting on.
Rev. T Edwin Brown, D D., pastor of
the First Baptist church of Providence.
R. l., the church OF Brown University
and the one of which Rev. Barnas Sears
was once pastor, is visiting his sister.
Mrs. G. Julian Pratt, near Waynesboro.
He is one of the most distinguished cler-
eynen of his denomination in this coun-
try.
Mr.. Geo. P. Sheets of st. John, Stafford
county, Kansas, is visiting his friends in
Augusta county.
Mr.. J. A. Hutcheson, has qualified as
Registrar of the 1st Ward in place of
Newton Argenbright. resigned.
Mrs. Richards of Washington, formerly
Miss Effie Stiff, the noted contralto sing
or, is visiting relations in Stanton.
Hon. j. r Tucker has presented in the
House, and had appropriately referred, a
bill for the payment of the War claim of
]. r. Fauver, sole devisee of Richard An
derson of Augusta county.
Judge H. W. Shelley of Staunton. was
In Richmond this week.
In Washington City, Saturday, a license
was issued for the marriage of Mr.. ]. P.
Gooch, the accommodating Western
Union telegraph operator in Staunton, to
Miss Jennie Morton of Richmond.
Mr.. Geo. W. Womeldorf, for many
years resident OF Augusta. died on the
I'd inst. at Gerardstown, Berkely county,
W. Va, in his list year.
Mrs. W. II. Bailie of Staunton, is visit
ing friends in Richmond.
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GRAND LODGE l. .. o. F.-The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows of Virginia assem-
bled in Richmond Tuesday. Among the
Grand Officers present was Grand Mar
shall W. G. Straughan of Stanton, and
among The delegates was G. g. Wheat,
representing Staunton Lodge No. 49,
There are two Past Grand Masters in
Staunton-Capt. J. H. Waters and Capt.
T. J. Crowder. Another Past Grand
Master from Staunton. was our former
Mayor, the late Nicholas K. Trout.
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Com InercfaI.
STANTON. April Is,

STANTON, April Is, 1886,
Flour-Extra, $4.OO@s4.O5 Superfne s360@$375;
Family g. Olaf; Wheat, 92@93; Corn. 400;
Oats, $685. Rye, 5O@55; Bacon, 1885, Tea Black,
6O@75; Tea Green 5O@sl00; Flax seed, 75@-;
Plaster Ground 800 per tons Lard, 614@7: Butter
l6@lsc: Eggs lo@l2; Corn meal, 45@-, Salt 81 IS
Pork $4.5O@$475: Sugar 1890; Molasses 40 075c
@2Oc Potatoes 35@4O. Timothy seed, 81 SO@2. 25;
Wool (washed) 2O@22c; Wool (unwashed) 1Sc;
Clover Seed $.e00@ss so; Baled Eay $l2@s14 90 ;
Timothy, s-@s--; Glover, s9,OO@$ll.Oo; Rye
65070.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, April 18th Beef
Cattle.-Priees of Beef Cattle ranged as
follows: Best 45.25a$5 S711; that generally rated
first quality S5,l21Ssas5. %; medium or good fair
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DIED.

DINWIDDIE.-April It'll 1886, at Swoope's, Va,
Mrs. Lucy A. Dnwiddie, wife of Mr. Marsha
Dnwiddie, in the 37th year of her age.
SMITH In Richmond. Sunday, April llth. after
surgical operation, Mrs. Cornelia Brady Smith,
wife OF Geo A. Smith, Esq, formerly OF Staun-
ton, and later of MartinSDurg. w. Va. Her re-
main, were inferred in Staunton.
MCNABB,-In Staunton, suddenly. of epile psy.
Sunday, April 18th. Mr.. Samuel McNabb. His
funeral took place on Monday, from TIE resi-
dence of his mother. and was conducted by Rev.
J.S Gardner, and attended by Augusta Fire Co.,
of which he was a member.
KYLE-At Messy Creek. April 1st, of disease OF
the heart, Mrs. r. NJ Kyle.
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THE CITY is being canvassed for sub
scribers to the Franklin Square Library
to be located in Staunton. one dollar for
two years subscription. 1t is in operation
in many cities and has just been located
also at Harrisonburg. 1t is the cheapest
reading ever offered the people.
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BreVitles.

The residence of ex-Constable John Sui
livan near the Water Works was destroy
ed by fire Sunday afternoon about O'Clock.
1t was insured for about half its value.
President Lynn has called meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce for tonight at
8 O'Clock to take action regarding the pay
ment of taxes in coupons.
A class of thirty-eight persons was
confirmed by Assistant Bishop Randolph
at Trinity church on Sunday night.
among them number of students at the
Virginia Female Institute.
Next Monday morning at 10 O'Clock the
box sheet for Jennie Winston's opera COM
pany will be open at Olivier's.
The Government building for Staunton
has favorable look. Postmaster Burke
has received from the Supervising Archi-
tect, some inquiries as to its uses
and asking for information as to what for,
and where, corner lot 40 feet square
for its location can be procured. Mr..
Burke has sent on his answer.
The 'Ruban Rouge German Club, of
ladies exclusively, held its regular even
ing at Capt. T. q. Morton's on Tuesday
night. The members, except few who
are observing Lent, were out in force.
Six deafmute from the Institution
joined the Methodist church Sunday
night. DIR. Loring Turner Of the Institu-
ton. acted as interpreter on the solemn
occasion.
Thomas Brown, colored, was convicted
in the Hastings Court last week of
murderous assault on James Brown, col
ored, and awarded one year in the peni-
Tertiary. AS he was an ex-convict. the
Judge added five years more to his SEN
tence
Tonight at the First Baptist church
at II O'Clock, the Missionary Society Of
the congregation will give an entertain
ment consisting of Dialogues, REGULATIONS
ard so forth. 1t will be a pleasant even
ing.
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MARRIED..

TERRv-STEELE.-At Coushatta. La, last week.
Miss Mamie, daughter of VIM. Steele, Esq of
Middlebrook, Va, to Mr.. T. I'll. Terry, of Louis
lana.
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City ~ offices.

What every one says must be so. And that is
that Shirley & TAYLOR have the handsOmest
lima of Dress Goods and Novelties in Staunton.
And they are selling them SO CHEAP that every
one is tying them, Their store is crowded every
day.
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HANDSOME and COMMODIOUS BRICK
DWELLING
THOS G. ELDER,
ALEX. II. FULTZ,
Clerk's office Cir. Ct Of Augusta Co .

Clerks Office Cir. Ct. of Augusta Co.,(
March "a, 1886 !
l. Joseph N. Ryan, Clerk of said court, do certi-
fly that Thos. G. Elder and Alex, III. Futz have
executed, with satisfactory security the bond re-
quired OF them as condition of their collecting
The cash payment on the sale of the property
which is the subject Of the foregoing advertisement
Jos. N. RYAN, Clerk.
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GENTLEMEN
WezU advertisements.

VIRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office of the Court
OF Hastings for the City of Staunton,
April 49, 1896.
Benjamin j Egel ton and William G. Egerton,
merchants and partners IN business under the firm
name of B. j. EgertOn & Son, C0mpainants,
Against
Sarah D. Perry and The Valley Mutual Life As
ISOLATION of Virginia, Defendants.
In CHANCERY AND ON ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit is to recover of the Defen
dant, Sarah d. Perry. the sum of $1,4Sl l6 with in
terest thereon at six per cent, from the Goth Of
April. 1881. and also the further sum of $4,000,
with interest thereon at eight per cent, from the
18th Jan'y 1888, until paid. due 10 the Complainant
from said Defendant and to attach in the hands of
the home defendant, The Valley Mutual Life AS
ISOLATION of Virginia, any estate of debts due to
said Defendant, and particularly so much as nee
essary of the amount payable to her upon the po-
Icy No. e63S, taken upon the life of her husband.
Solomon w. Perry, lately deceased, for $4,000,
payable to said Sarah d. Perry.
And the complain lntS having sued out an at
tachment against the estate OF said Sarah ID.
Perry, upon affidavit that she is nonresident of
this State and has estate or debts due her in this
city, it is ordered that she do appear here with in
one month after due publication of this notice and
do what is necessary TO protect her interest.
TeSte,-
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT.
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70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

ard have fitted my house. consisting of % rooms,
two OF these 40 feet long with steam heating appa
ratus AID one of G3rton's Improved Self Feeding
Thermometer was below zero, comfortable heat
was maintained in the rooms most remote from
of 80 to 40 per cent in fuel is secured and The dang
er and annoyance of keeping up separate fires en-
tlrely removed. he boiler needs attention once
day, the amount Of coal supplied in the morning
being usually sufficient for the entire day. can
not speak in too high terms of the thoroughness OF
the work manship and the desire of these gentle
men to make the work complete and satisfactory
before leayingit VIM. Ii. hAbLE,
PRINCIPAL Staunton Male Academ
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SALES OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
CALEoF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

CALICO VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court out s 81 AT u
gusta county-?riee vs. IfceIMWe r WI Hamse a.
public auction, in front of the Coufs House III
StauntOn, on .oo
Monday, the 18th day of April, 1885,
tract of land belonging to 7. g 6
Trice, containing about &c acres, SIT,
uated near Buffalo Gap. This land MS&Ys&.
has on it good dwelling, store ssg$Kss
house, &C., and its location near the &esaasssS
iron works in the Gap makes it very desirable
property. i+ 80
SALE and the residue credit OF one n Two and
giving bonds f0a the deferred instalments with
approved personal security, and the title retained
W. "-'''o T. G. Elder,
VIM PATRICK.
COmln'rS.
III N Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court oil u
gusta County, do certify that the bond REQUIRED IN
the foregoing cause, has been duly executed ac-
cording to law. ~ :. 1r.
Given under my hand, this 26th day OF March, March,
1885, j. L RYAN, ClerK.
mar26-4t
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nEAFNESS, its CAUSES and CURE by one who
~ was deaf twenty-eight years. Treated by
most of the noted specialists of the day with
benefit CURED HIMSELF in three months, and
since then hundreds of others by same process. A
plain simple and successful home treatment. Ad-
dress T. s. PAGE, 12S East 18th Street, New York
City. apr IL 4W
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Mr.. John E. Robinson, representing Lawrence
Lottier's justly celebrated Strawberry Twist To-
bacc0. was in town yesterday booming" this pop
ular brand. The knives they are giving away are
beauties ap16
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SALEoF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE -Pursu-
y ant to decree of the Circuit Court, in the
ca use of Doll VS.. Kerr, we will sell at public auc-
ton, In front of the Court House in Staunton. on
Monday, the 26th dau Of Apral, 1886,
that valuable tract of land situated ,xaasgsaga..
in Augusta coTaty, near Summer Ms.ssg sssssesssA
dean, known asthe Black Place This 800.
farm contains about 240 acres and is
a part of the lands of the late VIM. e. sSGszxkEs
Kerr. The land is of fair quality and well located
TERMS Cash for cost of suit and sale and the
residue on credit of six, eighteen, and thirty
months from day of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds for deferred instaments. with approved
personal security bearing interest, and the title re-
tanned as ultimate security.
VIM. J. NELSON,
VIM. PATRICK
rc6-4t Commfs.
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IX7ANTED-A HORSE, for few weeks for his
w feed or will trade either binder, reaper.
mower or dill for one.
mar12 So. LYNN & co
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DuRIJc sALroFAv ALUABLE FARM.

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.
AS attorney in fact for the widow ana nelfs ol
David w Coiner, decd will sell at puDn,c aug
ton, on the premises near Thinking oprihs chuion'
at IL M, on
Saturday, the 24th day of April, 1856.
that very desirable farm on which D ayn1,, W:
Coiner resided during his lifetime near dlnkning
Spring Church. in the county OF Augusta cohtaih-
ing about $50 acres.
This is one of the most desirable .,o
farms in the county Of augusta sl1u,yaa d 80
Spring Church, and mile FROM M Illitgl1s xRssa
Fishersville depot making it con- sx 1lss=saaL1-@
venient to schools, &c. The improvements are
fair the land is of fine quality and is in me STATE
Of cultivation and the neighborhood is one OIL the
best IN the Valley. st.
fERMS-One thousand dollars in hand and the
residue on a credit of one. two and three years,
with interest from date payable semi ANNUALLY. a
deed to be delivered and the purchaser TO execute
a deed of trust to secure the deferred payments.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars of The purchase
money can remain in the land so long as the
widow, Fannie d. Conner, shall live, upon payment
by the purchaser of interest Semi-annually.
G. B. COINER, Atty in fact,
ids. Fishersyile, Augusta CO.,
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Send for Catalogue and Estimates for Steam
Heating, Plumbing and Gas Fitting. Gas Machines
ali kinds of Iron, Terrac0tta and Chimney Pipes
on hand.
We respectfully refer TO W. Fl. Kable. Of Staun-
ton Va. See letter below.
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By W. H. Lyme & Co.,
Monday, April 2ett, 1886,
County Coatrt-ddy,)

Monday, April 26tt, 1885,
County Coart-daq,)
at y o'clock M, i'll front of the Courthouse in the
City of Staunton, the one undivided fifth part, be-
onging to Mary G. Cosby, in and to that certain
tract of land containing 1922 acres. ssaaAaegN.
more or less located in said county XSsS1ss 35A
of Augusta, and known as the "MOs- XEk24SE
So Creek Iron Works. tract or "Mil- T5SSH@&kE
er's Iron works. ES&S@S6r
The attention OF capitalists is called to this OPP
portunity to develop valuable iron property.
TERMS:-One-thrd cash, the residue in equal
instruments at and Il months the purchaser to
give negotiable notes for the deferred payments,
with interest added from day of sale and the title
and conveyance ordered by the court. The sale
to be subject to confirmation by the court.
W. W. COSBY, JR-
r. II. STEGER,
W. G. CARRINGTON.
Special Commissioners.
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WANTED.-LADIEst to work for US at their own
homes, 81 to SO per week can be sue lily
full particulars. please address at once, CRES-
CENT ART COMPANY, 10 Central St., Boston,
Mass Box 5170. apr l6- At
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], j. N. Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county do certify that Geo. NJ. Cochran, Jr,
one OF the Commissioners aforesaid, has executed
the bond required in the above styled cause accord
ing to law.
1886. '
apr ct J. N RYAN, Clerk
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SALES OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

T AND SALE-By virtue of DEGREES of the cir
~ cult court OF Augusta. rendered at the May
anu Nov terms. 1885, in the suit. Jordan VS.. Har-
man and ais, will sell at public auction, in
'front.' OF the Court in Stanton, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Apriz 1886.
valuable tract of land, containing
a64 ACRES,
situated on Lewis Creek, about two miles north
east OF Staunton and known as Red Bud," upon
which Capt. John N. Opie now re-
sides Th' land is of excellent A <NM-N
quality, and has upon it a comfor- 5 EaA
table Dweling-House and other LII i;tfETTAM
necessary buildings, and will make
very desirable home. The tract has upon it a
valuable slate quarry, which will be sold separate
ly II deemed best on the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-EnOugh cash to pay the costs
OF sale and costs of petition of Hutchinson's
admir-, and the residue in three equal annual pay
ments, bearing interest from the day of SALE for
which the purchaser will execute his bonds with
approved security, and the title viii be retained as
ultimate security.
r L. PARRISH,
GEO. M. COCHRAN, Jr.,
Commissioners.
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NEWTON ARGENBRIG I.
Ransom, p. q-apl6-lm Clerk.

VKIANTED-LADY-Acti and intelligent, to
w represent In her own locality an old
firm. References required. Permanent position
and good salary. GAY s. B RIOS, 16 Barclay ST..
N Y apr ]6-4t
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in the front Of the court house, sell at public auc-
ton, the following described real estate viz: That
portion of the farm of the late Saml ,ss,saaassa,
e. Fauber, dec d., which lies about XsgsgsgIA
three miles South of Fishersville, ad-
joining H. G Kindig and others. rS9S4AsNes
Containing about $50 acres and being eSsassaettkr
the Eastern portion of the farm. This land is in
good state of cultivation and has on it comforta-
bic dwelling house aud necessary outbuildings
barn, &c. A good orchard, never failing well of
water near the house, and in every way desirable
farm OF the above quantity of land, about so o. 60
acres is woodland.
TERMS.-One-thirdc cash and the residue in one
and two years from day of sale. bearing interest
from date interest payable annually, and the title
retained as ultimate security. The title is good
and will be guaranteed.
Persons wishing to see the farm can do so by
applying to Mr. Chas. Brand who lives on the place
or to Mr.. A. II. Kindig who lives near it.
DAVID T. FAURER,
GEORGE w. FAUBER,
mar 26-5t agents for the Heirs
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y VIM. PATRICK. Comn'r.

I, J N. Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county do certify that VIM Patrick.
Com'r in the above cause has executed the bond
required in said cause. according to law.
Given under my hand this 25th day of March,
1896.
mar26- At J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
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PARKER'S TONIC

If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or
any disease or weakness and require a stimulant
take PARKER TONIC at once; it will invigorate
intoxicate. 1t has saved hundreds Of lives, it may
save yours. Price 81. For sale by druggists.
HISCOX & CO.,
apr16 1t New York.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FERUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue of deed of trust executed by Thomas
". Burke to the undersigned trustee on the 18th
day of June 1885, of record in the Clerks Office of
Augusta County Court, D. B.. No. 102. page S42.
Default having been made, and being required so
to do, by the beneiciaries in said deed. will pro-
coed, in front of the Court House, in the city Of
Staunton, on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, 1886,
to offer at public auction all the ,.aaaasnsa
right, title and interest belonging to 80 asS ma
the said Thomas W Burke in a tract
of land lying in Augusta county on vysSai
the Valley Pike, near Fit. Defiance, GSSssaSGs&h6H
containing originally about 440 acres. Said inter-
est beng one. eighth Of the one third undivided
the will of the late Thomas P. Wilson, decd The
land is fertile, in good state Of cultivation, con
venient location to markets and very desirable.
TERMS Cash in hand sufficient to pay cost of
sale incident to the trust and the debt and interest
secured amounting to about $3l5O0, and the resi-
due of purchase money upon credit of l. 2 and
years to be evidenced by the bonds of the pur-
chaser, with personal security. bearing interest
from date and a lien retained on the land as uGi-
mate security. WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
March 26, lSS6.-4t Trustee.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Staunton, AT
gusta county, Va, April 10Th, 1886.
LADIES LIST.