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TO TIxE RunxIC.

The following communication, addressed
10 the proprietor of JuJkins UintmeIt, from
the Hon John Tai;ofsrro member Of Con
gres', !. highly interesting. The rratuiious
manner IN which IL Is made. exhibits feel
ing> OF n" ordinary character tow ards sui
ter'ns humanity; and !, certainly well DC.
serving Of putiic atieniion.
WARRINGTON. JAN. ED, 1899.
Silt has been nv wish FOR a copsidera-
BILE time, to communicate to YOU the good
effect with which have used the Ointment
invented by q MIR. JuGkins, and which I now
understand Is made and sold by agents ap-
pointed by yourself ! have aprhcJ this
eminent, during the lat three years, to
every species OF iumour and wound, Niihout
failure 10 produce 4 cure an every instance.
] consider il the most decided and Efficient
remedy IN all eases Of tumour. be The cause
what Il may, and have found nothing 80
good for wounds Of any description. II ma,
be proper 10 add that the cure Of tumour
called White Swelling, given over BY the
most distinguished physicians as incIrable,
emo which they decided would, without an .
putation, prove fatal 20 the patient, was I'M
der my immediate notice Effected b, the use
VI Judkin,' Ointment. and The patti. mt is in
fnc health; his limb sife ctcd by the tumour
being restored 10 terfeci state OF sound
ness. Also, that the leg of an aged man,
which had been wounded, and -xh ibitcd on G
ureadfuiiy liberated surface frcm The knee
TO the foot, and which. for moro Than two
years, had been considered incurabi-, was
sdseiually cured by the application Of Jud.
kins' Ointment mention these two cases,
which fell under nv immediate nc,ice and
management, Ne \ decided evidence of the
eihe cy OF This remedy IN cases of iumour
aad OF ulcers. have experienced as decid-
cdiy. the good effect Of this remedy in the
cure OF Feions, and OF every species Of Tree h
wound. IL seems TO me that any one who
will observe the operation OF this Ointment.
must he satisfied Is 10 its beneficial effect.
lean with the utmost confidence recommend
the use Of ta,s valuable remedy.
ana, sir, very respectfully.
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To Mr.. CHARLES fIER,roHs, Propric-)
tor OF Judkins' Ointment, pearS
Frcderickiown, MARYLAND.
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JOSEPH L. RUSSELL


SkiiiE subscriber respectfully informs the
- puolic that he will take charge Of sc,h
scholars as may be sent TO this ins,itu,ion--the
next session CONNIE ncing Monday the 9Th Of
January. lie will. if possible. have asso.
GATED with him early in the spring a wen.
qushhed teacber.and tile school viii thence.
'or"std be conducted under their united
care. Other assistant teachers viii "a. liz
when necessary. ALEX. JONFS
December * If
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AGAINST
James Hydl, AMI UINiuu Moore
anil UiMaia Copie, sen'r, od,n;nisfra.
tors ~ UMianI Coyie, j,m'r. dec'd,
DEFENDANTS.
- Wiz defendant. William Coyle.
"A sen. not having entered his appear
'hc'. AMI given security according H. the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this csurt
and 1t appearing hy satisfactory c,idepc.
'ha' hc - not an inhabitant OF ihls couu.
toy; IL IS 0Tdered. That the said defend .
am do appear here on the first day Of the
nex' term. and answer the bill Of the plain
I'h and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspapet
published IA Chsrlesiown. for two months
success''eIy. and posted at the front door
o. We courthouse IN the said town Of
CbaFlesiown q cnpy-Te.t..
ROBERT r. BROWN.
Oct 30. 1891.
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8. MARMADURE & co.

8. MARHdADURE g. co.
= AVE ihe pleasure Of nIotn,,og f,.,,
hicnds and the public. that th.v have
Jus, returned ifon tie Eastcrn Markets.
VIII hsnd'otnr sorply Of
New and SCasonablc Goods.
Which they fAter themselves will Lc
''""n' rpon examination. cbcap They
ffr'peeiinlly SOLICIT the patronage Of m.
l'iends 81 the lair firm -upon an s.su
rance 'h'i their Goods will he sold low
aud upon terms accommodating.
Get -. 1881.
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- AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
IL night of the 9Th Of October last, a Negro
20 Man named ISAAC, about 20
V@ycArs old. He IL about feet s
~ inches high. a square built well.
XN sc, fellow, tawny complexion, We.
~H ~ full face, and down look " hen
80. spoken to. Ills clothing not
known. except blue coat about half worn,
ard an old black fur hat. lie may try To get
To a fee State; but think il possible he
may be lurking IN this county ahou, some OF
the towns, rs he has been in the habit Of
running away and lurking about those places;
or IN the neighborhood of Lcesburg, Lou.
doun county. Va. where he was raised
will give 10 dollars il taken in this coun.
~; 90 dollars IL out cf this county and i'm the
state OF Virginia; so dollars If taken in Mary.
land; and the above rev ard Of 100 dollars If
taken IN any Tree State. and lodged in jail in
either case, SO that get him again
&. ~. DAVIS.
Jefferson County, Va. ,
Dec. l, 1851 If.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. &C.

WATC6GS, ia w11NX' ~C.
II HOLT. Jr. has just received ne., AS
AZ sor:ment Of
WufeheS. Jrreiry. and Fancy articles,
Which he is determined To sell on IS good
terms rs can be had ~ any shop vest Of Bal
timorc.
lie viii repair his customers' Clocks and
Watches IN the best manner. and ., ressoua.
bic prices, and solici,s the public to give hun
uiai.
HsrpersFerry. Dec !, 185i.-1s,M
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hereby certify. that IVES for man,
months afflicted most gri-vously with the
letter Upon both Of nay heels, causing open.
ings large enough TO admita persons finger
tried various re medies in vain, when Iva.
induced TO try Judk'Ls' ointment. and was
cured by The use OF single box. Iam anx.
io"s that others. similarly afflicted. MAJ q.
vail themselves OF 50 valuable 4 remedy,
ROBERT FULTON
Chariettown, Dec. &c, 1929.
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.Mchaei Il. Hartman, DEPENDANT.
ME defendant not having entered
IL his appearance, aud given securi.
~ according TO the act Of assembly and
'he rules Of this court; and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is not sn in
habfant OF this country: IL is ordered.
hai the said defendant do appear here
on The hrst day Of the next term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inser,e d
IN some newspaper published in Charles
towo, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the court house
an the said town Of Charlcstown.
y Copy-Teste,
ROBERT Il. BROWN, c.
Oct 30, 1881.
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Oct 30. 1881.

VIRGINIA. 10 W.T.:
Al Ru!es holden "a the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Jefferson county, the first
Monday in October, 1881:
John WoHer, John Mnhle. &. Cron
rel Orrick, Pleasures
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Nov. 10, 1881

VIRGINIA. TO W.T.:
Atrules holden IN the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Jefferson county, the frs,
Monday IN October. 1881:
4NeW ChniSfy. PLAINTIFF.
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At the New Concern
w r have jus, received.
One hr9a'r,d bn,heis ground alum .Saif,
One huad,ed f~'iitd Bogs.
ind (e,r Laryeis Of MaekereL,
Which are for sale, cheap
JEFFERSON & BROWN
Chsrlestovp, Dec. I, 1881.
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xlQo REWARD.

Sep, S.
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ESTRAYS.

TAKEN up by George Fifer, on the
25th of November, 1881, a red HEIF.
Err, supposed to be two years old past
some white along the back, the belly
white, white tail, the hind legs white
near to the knee the ear mark is so dull
that it cannot be distinctly ascertained
having been torn by dogs. Appraised
to So so.
Also, by Nathaniel Kerr, on the 29th
of November, 1881, three STEERS, OF
theifollowing description, viz: LIST, red
horned steer with slit in his right ear.
and an undeIkeel in the same, supposed
to be four years old. Appraised to
SIG. 90.
ID. A brown horned Steer, with a
white back and belly, white face, crop
oil the right ear, and Underkeel in the
left, supposed to be four years old. APP
praised to Sl3 90.
Sd. A red and white spotted horned
Steer with white face, and crop in
the right ear, supposed TO be four wears
old. Appraised to $l3 90.
Acopy.-Teste,
JACOB X. STRIBLING, D. c.
Dec. Z, 1881.
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,REnlfllistrntOlIs Nnlcl

WIZ be sold at public fendue on Fri.
day the 10Th day ofDecember next. attbe
late residence John Trotter. decd or
the South River, the following proper
ty, viz:
Eight work Horses, two OF
which are studs, two Colts about 25
head of Cattle, 20 head of Sheep, 1G
head OF Hogs, one six horse Wagon and
gear, several bar-share Ploughs several
shovel Plougbs, and other Farming u
tensiis,a variety Of valuable Household g.
Kitchen Furniture, about 400 bushels Of
Corn, 100 bushels of Rye, 100 bushels
of Wheat about 80 bushels Of Oats and
quantity Of Hay.
A credit Of nine months will be given
for all sums over five dollars, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity--ior all sums under So the cash
will be required
CHESLEY KINNEY.
Administrator Of John Trotter, deed:
November IS, 1881.
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CARRIAGE HORSES.

belonging to Judge Barbour-one much
smaller than the other, and PAGES very
well the other PAGES indiherently, but
trots well. Both horses are about 6 years
Old The larger horse has wart one or
two inches from his right eye; on the left
mp near the joint, has small spot where
the hair is rubbed off. The small horse
is rather Ill formed, being quite ragged
about the hips.
Should the above horses be found with
in this neighborhood, say, within 10 or
10 miles, Ten Dollars will be given: but
II taken up beyond that distance, then
the above reward of Twenty Dollars and
all reasonable charges will be paid for
their delivery at the residence Of p. p.
BARBOUR, near Gordonsville, Orerge
county, Va.
Nov. 26.-3t
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1892 PRIZES
1908 BLANKS.
$47,250
81 900 TICKETS.
MODE or DRAWING


To be drawn on the A, B., G.. man m
1OcO prizes Of Sd, TO be awarded 10 the fri
second or third division, TO be determined. -,
that which may draw the capital prize oe
$4,000, so that the holder ofthree tickets,
one lnIedch division, is certain tc, draw one
prize, and may draw four. All the prizes
above the denomination ofs4, in one Wheel heel
and all the numbers in another at once tbs
whole to be drawn in a few hours.EPri1es
payable in cash forty days after the draw; NJ
and subject to the usual deduction of fifteen
per cent. "
Tickets So Halves 81 5O-Quarters rs
I'e'trts and Shares ard Packages, to Be had
orr On NE greatest UGriety of Numbers at
STEVENSON g. POfNTS's 0TEiCE,
sTAUUTcH, VIRGINIA.
=, VrAli orders fiona distance, enclosing
The cash, or prize tickets, will be tbanIsfll2
received and promptly attended 10, if al
dressed TO ~
STEvENs6N g. Po1NTs, Managers.
Staunton, Nov. II 1881.
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Sale under Deed of Trust

BY virtue of deed Of trust executed
to the subscriber by George Shultz, and
which is of record in the Office of the
County, Court Of Augusta, shall on the
23d day Of December next, dispose of
at public sale, on the premises, the in
terest Of said shultz, in the
REAL ESTATE
of his wife, which she acquired as one
OF the heirs of Matthias Swink. suppos-
ed to contain ACRES. and adj
joining the lands Of VIM. Abney, and
others.
On the following day, at the residence
of said Shultz, or Back creek,
!EAsc following Property, viz:
-Four beds and furniture, two Bureaus.
two tables, six window curtains, one
corner cupboard, l large kettle, 2 ovens,
two pots, one skillet, one cotton wheel.
one flax wheel, one cupboard, one cut
ting box and knife, and one mans sad
dle.-Acting, as trustee, | will CONVEX
such title as is usual in similar cases.
GERARD B. STUART.
November IS.-tls
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NOTICE.

indebted to the late JOHN
y WAYT, of Staunton, by bond,
note, or open account, are requested to
call on the subscriber and discharge
their respective debts.-Those holding
claims against the estate, are desired to
notify the subscriber, that provision may
be made for their payment.
SlLAS II. SMITH, admir-.
With the viii annexed, of Jchn Way, id.
December 8, 1851.
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ESiTRAYS.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, about
one month since, a two year old STEER
of a brown color, with crop off the
right ear, and an underkeel in the left
which has been appraised to So.
STRAYED from the subscriber a
small Red STEER, not two years old,
with the left ear cropped and split.
SAMUEL LEEDY.
December 2, 1881.
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NOTINE.

/ WILL give the highest price in
Cash, for likely YOUNG NEGROES,
from ten TO thirty years Of age. ] shall
be generally found at Mr.. Fawcetts
Tavern, Stanton. Any person wishing
to negotiate with me for the sale of such
property, may address me by letter to
that place. For further information ap-
ply at the bar ofthe Eagle Tavern.
JOHN. b. WILLIAMSON,
July l5th.-tf.
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TEE MARKETS.
RIcHDIoND, Dec. 3.

RIcHNoND, Dec. 3.
The Mdrket.-City Mills Flour, Sc
Country Flour has improved Since our last
notice OF the article it sold readily for S.
during the week, and yesterday sales we're
made at SIS II l2-Wheat, prime parcels,
white, 81 10; red, 81 O5--There is pen-
tiful supply ofCorn, both old and new, in
market; the former may be quoted at 50
%, dull the latter at S2-Tobacco is with
out any material alteration in price; there is
but little offering for inspection, and that
principally Of inferior qualities.
FLOUR.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 1.-Our market is
quiet, but few vessels in port, and receipts
moderate; limited business doing at stores at
80 10 TO 3 - ID, and in some instances at
attraction less; good brands are held at 5 IA
TO Is, sales at ii.
Tuesday the wagon price was 5 00a5 OF.
Yesterday at S OF a 5 06-5 Oh most current.
Prime brands of Shenandoah Family Flour
brought5 10 from wagons.
CORN EXCHANGE
New YoRK, Nov. 2S.-The best wes-
tern brands have advanced about II ID cts
from last quotations sales have been made
at LA 6 Ia for the best brands. There
is no Troy in market, sales of Southern 5
81 ID 3 rs. Rye flour continues scarce !:
Sales of Corn Meal in bbls. at So so cash,
Wheat, Western, none in market, Southern
at l Ia lis cts Rye 80 cts. Corn 20 CTS. !:
Southern do. 56 60 Barley 1870 a IS2 cts. {:
Oats DC a 4S.-Very little doing in export
ing. A fair demand for home consumption.
Jour. Com.
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MARRiED,-In Concord, by shc Rev
pr. Ripley, Mr.. R ". He,citt, OF Phila-
delphia, 10 Miss Dim Maria Barrett
Pray, who would lead single life:
IT'S very hard TO bear 1t,
If she could be happy wife,
And with her loved one shara il.
But Hymen's path is often rough,
=. And many naidens rue il,
Says fair Maria, sure enough,
So iii take care 20 heW II.
A single herring, If suffered 10 multiply
ard undiminished for 20 years,
would show a progeny greater in bulk than
ten such globes as that we live upon.
Who can see worse days than he that, yet
living, doth follow at the funeral of his own
Bacon.
Parents who are ignorant of their duty,
will be taught by the misconduct of their
what they ought to have done.
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Notice.

IhE President and Directors of the
New Shenandoah Company have de-
clared dividend Of four per cent, (S2
per share upon their Capital Stock !:
which will be paid to the shareholders,
or their duly authorized agents, at any
time after the 10th December next, or
application to the subscriber at his FEST
dence near Port-Republic.
S. H. LEWIS, Treas'r. ". s. Co.
Nov. %, IS3I.-4t.
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DIED-In New York, on Sunday
evening the 9th ult. in the Add year of
her age, after short illness, Mrs. MAR
GARET CHAMBERLAIN, wife of Mr.. Ma
thaniel Chamberlain, 81 daughter of Mr..
Peter Heiskell, of Staunton, Va. The
deceased was lady of great intelligence
and worth.
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txsA THE subscribers are now
Building large and comhodious house
fora TAVERN, which Will be com
pleted by the LIST of March, which they
are DESTROYS to lease for one or more
years. Few stands in Virginia, present
such prospects for custom, as a large es-
tablishment IN this place. The contemA
plated Improvement in the road below
this, and the erection of a Bridge across
Hardware, (Which is now under con-
tract, will tits believed, add much to
the travel on this route.-None need ap-
ply except such as can give satisfactory
assurances of their ability to discharge
WELL the duties of Tavern-keeper.@
Early applications are desirable, as it will
enable the individual who may lease to
have some hand in arranging some por-
ton OF the premises to suit his own ideas
of convenience.
MOON, LEWIS g. co.
Scottsville, Alb. Is Nov, lS31.--Gt
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ARCHIBALD STUART,
POSEllOalCa1aPaEH.

~ OWING to the severity Of the wca-
~ ther on Monday, the sale of the a.
hove Lots was postponed until SATUR-
DAY NEXT, when it will be made ON
the premises commencing at IL o'clock.
December 8.
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Communicated.
ANOTHER ERE

ANU REX t1RE!
On Sunday morning about 4 O'Clock, all
the range of buildings belonging 70 Joseph
Bell, Esq, at Goshen, en- the South side OF
the imam road, was consumed 10 ashes, COM
prising good two story house, good kitch-
en-, grahafy, anti loom house. The house
contained loom with long web in. The
part woven was saved. The granary con-
tanned between two and three hundred bush
els of grain, all of which was lost Not an
article was saved in the kitchen, containing
all the utensils and vessels, two sets of shoe
makers tools, &C., &c. Ne are happy TO
say, we believe the awful occurrence was &C
casioned by the carelesness of bow, who
was making till late hour, and then
retired 10 the brick kitchen, leaving no one
in that house. Some persons were in The
house adjoining, who ran narrow chance,
not being able 10 save all their bed clothes
we arc also happy TO say, that the barn, and
all the brick houses on the West side of the
road arc saved. was an eye witness, and
nope all persons will be mere careful of fire
with servants, or others: for it was really an
awful sight, sufficient to put all on the alert.
Indeed the piles of grain are burning yet
Ii is supposed $1,000 will not cover the loss
Once more, | say, take warning and be
more careful of your fires.
A SPECTATOR.
November Goth, 1881.
n. b. MIR Bell and his lady wore not al
home.
Ro. Mccoy is elected TO Congress in
the place of Mr.. Ramsey, late Repre-
sentative from Pennsylvania.
--.ees~-
@Winter has opened on us with
unusual severity. We had fall of
Snew on Wcdnesday-though nothing
like the following:
We are informed that in the GLADEs,
allegheny, NIaryland,) the snow. at
present is drifted in places to the depth
of = and 3 feet.-As yet, we have had
no snow here, but we have had and still
continue 10 have ptdSuey cold weather
and this reminds us that many of our
country friends promised to pay US in
WooD.-Romney IntelIigencer.
Wool-It is said that the Wool rails
ed in the United States the present
year is very nearly equal in value TO the
whole Cotton crop. This is decided
benefit not less to the country at large
tho N tha farmer Sn much for tho tori n
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NOTICE.

TnosE indebted to the firm of JoHN
G. Sewers g. Co., Gate Of Mt. Sidney0
are requested to discharge their debts on
or before the first day Of January next !;
as longer indulgence cannot be given.
JOHN G. SOW ERS g. co.
November 81, 1881.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09

MARRIED,-At Westover, on We'd
nesday the 3Oth ult., by the Rev. Edward
w. Peet, Fleming b. Miller, Esq of Bote
tourt CO., TO Miss Elizabeth SsIden Comp.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or Stolen, last TIES
day night, from the stable of Mr.. Con
way, at the University of Virginia, a
pair of dark brown
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09
SIGUeS for Hire.

He Slaves belonging to the Is
Z tates of Capt. James Rankin and
Major David Golladay, will be hired
out, for the ensuing year, on Saturday
the 3lst instant, at the residence of Mrs.
Jane Rankin, on Middle River.
w. CLARKE.
December 9, 1881.
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SALE POsTPONER.

~ THE sale Of JOSEPH HYDEN's
vs. property, advertised on the fourth
page OF this paper, is postponed, until We'd
nesday the l4th instant.
BENJAMIN MORRIS, Trustee.
December ., 1881.
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NEW BOOKS.

Auto biography ofSir Waller Scott,
Sir Edward Leaward's Narrative, edited by
Miss j. Porter,
Life and Death of Lord E. Fitzgerald, by
Thomas Moore,
Jacqueline'of Holland, by T. g. Grattan,
Philip Augustus, by the authot tf Darnley,
Willis Poems,
Demosthencs' Orations,
Fragments of Cowper,
Comforts of Piety,
Bell on Baths,
The Book of Priesthood, by T. Stratten,
Sixty years Of the Life and Times of Zero
my Lewis.
Splendid English Animals.
HCKERM-AN'!S FORGET-lLE.N NOT,
FOR 1892,
THE UINI'ER'S WREATH, DO.
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING, DO.
JOSEPH COWAN.
Staunton. Dec. G.
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PASTURE LOTs,
At AuanfiOnn

AT Auction.
1T having been suggested to the sub
scIlUC., thet ->>An,her Of the citizens of
Staunton would be willing to purchase
Pasture Lots near the town, he has de-
termined to divide the large field, lying
North of the town of Stanton, or the
road leading to Miller's Iron Works, in
TO lots of ;, A 81 3 acres, which he will
offer at public sale, to the highest bid
der, on the first MONDAY in Deem
Der next, il fair, if not, then On next fair
day.
The proximity Of the above property
to the town of Staunton, and its general
character both as to soil and exposure
are such as TO render it peculiarly situa-
bic for the purposes proposed.
The terms will be accommodating.
The payments will be divided into three
equal instruments, at II, Is 81 24 months,
free of interest, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security and the
title will be warranted free of all incum-
brance.
ARCHIBALD STUART.
Nov. 18th, 1881.
n. b, A correct plot of the above
Lots will be left at Mr.. Benjamin Craw-
ford's store. for the inspection of per-
sons wishing TO purchase, as soon as it
can be prepared. A. S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09
PROPERTY
FOR SALE

The subscriber wishing to remote to
- the West, will sell his MER-
a!EE3 CHANT MILL g. SAW
Ess&2sl MILL, with about Eighty A.
cres OF Land attached thereto, situate on
Middle River, in the county of Augusta,
az about two miles from Mount Sidney
There are also on the premises a two
story Dwelling-house, and house for a
Miller, with other necessary buildings.
The merchant mill is in good settle
ment for business. Persons wishing I'd
purchase are invited to come and view
the property. DANIEL FtOREY.
November 25-3t.