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Stationery.
CORSoN & ARMSTRONG, =,
NO. SO CAMP STREET,
Respectfully call the Wishing md serycssbe
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
70 their LARGE COMPLETE ENTIRELY NEW STOCK which
they ODER on reasonable Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
located the same building heyare enabled their special
attention to all orders in their line. To stock
p A P E r
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE
octis SPIT coRsoN AARMsTRoNG, stationsrs. 80 camps
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LASlNu m SrocK HArs.-A democrat in Providence
4. bot twcnty,pna hats on the general result the
sctson and upoa different states every one Of which hi
hAswoA.
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Governor Rome has appointed Thursday, 25th Novsm
bor day Of thanksgiving and prayer in Arkansas.
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puEsAlo w.Ten thousand pounds Of buffalo tai
ipu hays beon received IL st. Lous from the Indian
sssnssy portsOn Of the talow was put up in buffalo
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GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
%. Of all the latest and best styles
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HOSE-of Sill, Aier,
Csahmers, Lambs Wool and Cotton;
sCARFs, CRAvATS, TIES AND STOCKS; - .
PORTE MoNNAIEs POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES;
POCKET AspKERcfHEFs-of Silk and White Boraered
Cambria;
uMBRELLAs-of Silk Bingham and cotton ,
DRESSING ROBSON Cashmere Moulssue and Cotton;
PERFuMERY;
COMBS;
BRUSHES;
COAT LINKS
-. r. SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
oclxo LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. ,9pf
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rs For GovERNoR.--We'a are authorized tt
announce Colonel RICHARD HAeAN candidate
this State, under the Constitution, ocl1 9pts
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fSs4nlrY-It is stated thatMr Spear the actor who
well and faxoraby known at the American Theatrein
this city, is now insane in California. ~ i'
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TIE WEILrNeroNn GRAFTON BosroN.--Mr g. p R,
James delivered grafton at the Meloeon at Boston,
Wednesday evening the 9th inst thele and military
history of the Duke of Wellington Hon. Abbott Law
renee Governor Boutwell, Lieut. Governor Cushman, and
other distinguished citizens present. together with
large number Of British residents Mr. James spoke for
two hours listened to with marked attention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

VI iadsatsd u the Clerk Of thu steamer Cnenowath
II la&s yivif fhvuss
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PHSsoMEsoN.-The Wheeling (Va.) Times states that a
singular phenomenon was observed in the sky by many
persons of that city, about eight O'Clock Mon
might week. AS it quite dark several persons at
North Wheeling startled by sudden flare Of light
Looking upward they beheid long narrow fiery figure
spanning the heavens and momentarily illuminating the
earth It seemed elastic ndarubher and at once
from both extremes it sprang back to its centre and
came extinct
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aofs ths following notice of this talented band 81
~ trsts =.
- their second concert ct the Mozart Hall
- nS1f We heard and portions Of their perform
enes Ihsy are even better than. they were several
ysexs ~ They cannet beeompared With the common
100 nas ynieh stroll the county Every one Of
vA1peslFe y IN tducatsd musician, and hence their
md cc1oquiss they never descend to vulgar
l. ~ aeqctpg y capital. Espnosa and Gredsiuc,
~ banst dancers are Of this company The
sg q tho fofner Il extrsordnary Their buTlesques
q tne aaan OpezH are the best thing Of the kind We
ave ssr sssr o. heard Tho Campbels may be- called
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- sdst eggatsps 70 the clerks u the steamers
xsask Lyca, w3nslov. @nar Mary Hunt for river
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easr kaoE rAox CEisA- EsnLArpThe English shir
1o4 days from whampoa, has arrived at Liver
ro WITH the INST cargo Of the new tea COMPANY Ths
- & H. new English clippers which left China about
- sae tins for England two Of our American eli
40 - little interest is felt in England about thei,
lsestiys passages. The British clipper stormaway. Fl,
lest On the 9th Of July the American clippers
Aass HORSE, for Liverpool the 18TH and the
~ London On the 18th, - ''1ip" ''S
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H.R. W.HrLL, L.H.PLAcE, NJ NJ. COHEN,
~. LUsENBUHL, Wa. ELMoRE. JOHN A. WATKINS,
a. Nj. HoLBRooK, A. HARRIS, W. l.. GUSHING.
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Nr To PERSONS RUpTURED.-The many per-
ecua made by Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his mex,
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hvcoNrxnRED John Tyler, r.. Of Philadelphia
~ < szPrssdsnt Tyler hm received the aegrssof Mas
N y from william and Nh College, Va. Ar Ty
fsrmsf stndsnt Il the institution, and receives
- honor for scientific improyament sccordipgto the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

DfscovxAs. From circular Just issued by
- 1sdsswatsr Pnnt Company. at NeSYorh, We learn
n q mixing the dry paint with lime has
IN spsy saccassfsl About two years ago, when the
was ntst Introduced to the public, tbs OK
- ledon wooden, and abrck building, and
~ stood the test and Is proven be entrely impene.
sstainiae fhs nme fresh appearance as when mig
~ WIN o Thin ia one cfthe most discoveries
nAas y eonaecton With this paint, and com mands
~ serious If every who desres to combine
q. MN We protection this mineral affords, and
49, van the reach Of every body We understand
snn mqdscf mixing IT does IN the slightest degree
Eom " inper'iops qualities The proportion Of
- mineral, made thin BY the addition Of spc,snt
% seduceit 70 proper consistency for use
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II. #. Smith, DENTIST,
So ia ST. CHARLES STREET,
Loft, tn 80 n "a

Boots and Shoes. rean
~ The undersigned have received within the last
weeks and have the way, over 100000 worth Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
of every description and quality selected great care from the
various manufacoras Of Boston NswYork and PHILADELPHIA
THIS STOCK IS ONE OF THE LARGEST BEST ASSORTED
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, and country merchants and ,
dealers would do we'll to call and purchasing
goods are offered at low prices terms
10 country merchants particularly having in
we confidently recommend this stock
TO call and examine for themselves
DAVID TAYLOR g. CO.,
=. tSuecessorn of Taylor Raync,)
seplS 2pn Cus stro
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PLuacE.-A correspondent Of the Buffalo Courier
gives account Of the detaching from its bed the
anohe, and plunge into the river Of immense mass Of
stone in the process ofhe construction of the railroad
between the Falls and lewiston The was judged
to weigh two hundred tons its descent two hundred feet
with trees and swept AWAY trees in its de-
SCENT swapping them like ppestsms making tsp plunge
into the riyer and throwing column of spray and mist
4 hundred feet. high - ~
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1tles,.aphJc C0m,ssiiiss,.t catto,s

BETWEEN AMERIGA.AND EUROPE !.
~ JOHN HUNTER. Agent England tho Ausociated
Press respectfully bess 70 mercantile
muni, TELEGRArC DsPATCEs to and from any part
Great Britain the Continent Of Europe will DO pucuay
II conhded to bis care.
photographer
AGENTS.: i--ss
1nIIvERPooL-5. HUNTER Paradise sreets
In HALIFAX-R. NUGENT, Editor Of the Sun.
IN nosToN--w, G.BLANCHARD, ONCE Of the Mail.
lnNEW YoRK-D H. CRAIG, office Of the Associated Press
Hanover street, up stairs.
In PHILADELPHIA-W. W. FULTON, Ledger Building.
hBALTMoRE-c c. FULTON, SIM Building. =
GHsTs Carroll Courier Office, CHARLES
SAVANNAH Etc tou Bou.h cssolns.
in NEW ORLEANs-E. FUtLER, Merchauta' Exchange.
hLouIsvIlLE-J. W. CLARKE Courier ofBcs
hcINcNNATI-R. SMITH Merchants Exehaige
r BUFFALo--A. y. LEyIEN. Commercial oadce..
Correspondents in Europe should ansuo prompucss delivery
and ansmiioh of dispatches forward their comnicaon
United Slater through the Agency Liverpool By doing their
patches will be transmitted the advance Of all other
vAis communications the arrival of steamers at HALIFAX Boston
New York. ~ -
transmission Of dispatches the money refunded
+ J.HUNTER Tslegraphic Agent, =.
Paradise stree, Liverpool, EngIand,
And General Agent England Line Telegraph between
tfalitRx, Nova Scotia New ork..
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Re-Opesaelg.
N o RIS & Way,
CLoTHIERs,
CORNER CAN'T AND COMMON STREETS under City Hotel,
Have ust opened 81 their recently store
| I'D NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OVER COATS; =.
DRESS COATS;
FRoCK COATS;
| BUSINESS COATS.
l. DERBY COATS, etc.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
Of the latest and most beautiful styles. Thsrstock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
also being very large and ss they prepared
tnelr frienda and the public orally with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO GENTLE
I MANS WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt by every arrival
the North, they will maintain, throughout the season.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
octis opH NORRIS d WAY under CITY Hotel.
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i7FBRDAT MORNING. No8R, 20, 1862.

BxxsE1 Vslyrss.-5ssv. Dr.. Scott viii deliver dis
y n O'Clock \. NJ, ri his church On
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CHARGE OF LARcENY.--Mrs. Amanda G. Bur-
CESS made affidavit yesterday that Benjamin Howard and
his wife appraised and sold complainant the furniture
ofa house on the corner of Liberty and Meipomene
streets in which defendants then resided that or
about the 4th OF October taking possession of the
and charges Howard and his wife with the larceny The
amount of property missing set forth in the affidavit
sufficient have furnished eight or ten rooms The
case will be examined on the sd inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

Paper HGsigings.
- Just received on consignment,
5000 PIECES. ASSORTED PAPER HANGINGs
from the Union Manufacturing Company trade
TODD CO.. Commission Carpet Rooms
novlk 6t2p street. Royal, Touro Ba,dngs
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HARD CAsE.-Ellen Fitzgerald made COM
panst against John Moore yesterday which Recorder
She said that john who her SISTERS husband goes about
the Leyee during the day and dsspates his entire
ings in coffee houses, bringing heme nothing but the
too hot for either of the woman that Mrs Moore had
been sick for six weeks while she the sister, was washing
to support the two families and that both the women
were willing to support the accnsed if they could but
havo peace from him Knowing this could not be OBJ
tanned without the aid Of the law she requested the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

grsezes ON sa1rsdzfp The Bsitin ship Empirs Queen
sz1ivsd yesterday fsos Liverpool hadsevsa deaths
sng Mo 70 This port and Aeen stil remaining
LAY 81 hoard Il present.
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IRON RAILING-15O feet at Is cents q foot.
l. for sale by novlsl T.B WINSTON, so< Graver street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07

DY direction ola decretal order of the Circuit
Id Court Of Augusta County entered at the Nov
term 1851 in 4 cause therein depending between
Daniel G. Humber's widow plaintiff. and said
Hnmberts heirs and other defendants. | shall pro-
coed on The premises on Thursday the 18th day OF
January 1852 to sell TO the highest bidder the fol-
lowing lands. One tract containing about
244 ACRES,
lying on the road leading from Stanton to Port
Republic; short distance below New Hope; adJoln-
ing the land of Jas. P. Beard, and being the land
formerly the estate of VIM. Beard. 1t has on it
commodious dwelling, large barn and all necessa-
ry out buildings. The soil is Of fine quality and The
character Of the farm may be best estimated by those
who do not know it from the fact that it lately sold
for $50 cash per acre. Persons desiring to pro-
cure a good farm would do well to attend the sale
as it is very seldom property so desirable in every
respect is in market The other tract is lot con-
tanning
Several Acres.
lying adjacent to the tract above described, and has
situated on it comfortable dwelling house, stable,
shops &c. 1t is very fine location for black
smith or other mechanic.
The tracts will bs sold separately.
TERMS-So much of the purchase money in
hand as will pay the costs of sale, the balance in five
equal annual instalments-lhe first payable March
LIST 1852, and the others in the same date in the
four succeeding years. The purchasers to give bond
and security and The title TO be retained as ultimate
security. ..l
JOHN CARPENTER Com'r.
Nov. &c, 1851. -tds.-Rock. Register copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07
Regulations for the stanton Press.

The undersigned, proprietors of the several papers
published in Staunton, DESTROYS of protecting their col
amns from unreasonable demands for the promotion oil
private or personal ends, and OF establishing uniformity
in their rates of charge aud manner OF conducting 'hs
part Of their business have united III the following reg
ulations
Communications, calling upon individuals TO become
candidates for office, urging their claims 70 puoc Ia
vor and all communications from candidates themselves
will be charged for, at the rate OF % cents per square,
always TO be paid in Advance.
Tributes of Respect and other PROCEEDINGS OF the va
rous Orders and Societies, will be charged tor as the
above, and on the same condition.
The charge for an authorized announcement oil can
ddate for any office in the gift OF the people VIII DC
S2.50-also 10 be paid in advance.
RULES TO EE OBSERVED IN ADVERTISING
The published rates Of charge for advertising
by the year, or other specified period, will be strictly
adhered to, without variation
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be strictly
limited 10 their own Immediate business and the bus
ness of an advertising firm is not considered as inciu
dug that of It's individual members. 49, =,
Yearly advertisers will be kept rgidly within me
limits for which they contract; or, charged extra LOT
ny exccSs-a allowing, however, some latitude IN the
business seasons.
All advertisements for strangers transient persons
to be paid for in advance
L. A. WADDELL, Prop'rs of"Spectator )"
j. +. KURTZ, Prop'r Of Messenger"
r. w. STEVENSON, Prop'r OF" Vindicator'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Valuable Pocahontas Lands.

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Highland, pronounced al the September term,
1851, in cause therein pending, in which Benja.
min Crawford was Plaintiff, and Andrew S. Brad
shaw and others, were Defendants, shall, as
Commissioner, proceed to sell before the Court.
house of Pocahontas County, on the 3rd day Of
February, 1852, Chat being Court day. the un-
divided interest (being one seventy of the said
Andrew S. Bradshaw, in and to TRACT OF
LAND, near Hunte.sville, containing
610l Acres of Land,
of which his father died seized. Said Tract is val
liable Mountain Land, we'll timbered, within one
mile of town. and is good "Mountain range"
TERMS OF SALE.-So much money as may
be necessary to pay all COSTS and charges Of the
sale, the costs at Law and the costs of this suit
up to this time, shall be paid at tie time of sale
for the residue The purchaser shall execute bonds
with good personal security, payable in three equal
payments of six, twelve and eighteen months, and
the legal title be retained as ultimate security un-
til the whole of the purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM SKEEN, Comm.
December "a, lS5I.-lm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07
SALE or VALUABLE LAND.

TN nursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court of
L Auuusta County, made at the June tei,a. 1851,
in the case of Patersons Executors against Pa,tor-
SONS heirs. we will as Commissioners, offer at
public sale, ON the premises, on Wednesday tie Sd
day of March, 1852, that
T9LUABLE TRACT OF LAND
living in the County of Augusta, on the South Riv-
er. known as the late residence ofJames Patterson,
deed. 1t contains
A478 .gCreS,
by a late survey, and adjoins the lands of James
Patterson, The Williams tract, and others. On
the Farm there is large BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, and an ex NlW
tensive Barn and other necessary out geeEA
houses. There is on the Farm two hundred A
cres at least cleared and large portion of that is
bottom. the balance is we'll timbered with every
kind of timber which is common in that neghbor-
hood. Possession can be given without any re-
serve, as no part of the place was sown down last
FALL ANY person wishing to examine the Land,
will please call on James Patterson or Joseph
Gongwer, who reside adjoining the Land and will
take pleasure in showing it.
Equal annual payments of one, two
and three years, commencing on the 3rd of March,
1852, at which time possession will be given the
purchaser giving bonds with approved security,
and the title TO be retained as ultimate security I'M
Ill the purchase money is paid up.
5. e. BOYERS, 1ro,.s
JAS. A. PATTERSON, o0''' 10
December 81. lS5l.-tdS
n. BIZ sold before the day Of sale due notice
will be given. y. Y. b.
j. A. p.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07
The best small Farm in Nelson County
FOR SALE OR RENT.

an Thursday the 25ih of January 1852. will
W offer for sale, at auction. my FARM "Snug
Point" on Tye River, ] miles ABOVE Massie'S
Mills, containing
32s Acres,
me hundred and forty five ofwhich are low ground.
The whole tract is in fine heart and condition, and
we'll supplied with necessary buildings, including
a COMFORTABLE DWELLING,
and well arranged yard and garden. In short it is
splendid little farm and in an excellent neighbor-
hood.
Also for sale or rent, a MOUNTAIN FARM
about 6 miles distant, affording the best range for
stock in the Blue Ridge Mountains-alsO Saw
Mill on Eye River, with plenty of pine timber.
Sc. ANY person desiring 10 view the several
places will be attended by my overseer, Mr.. John
Allen, at "Snug Point" At the same lime and
place, will sell all my stock, crops, &C., of eve
ry description, and will hire out several ofm
NEGROES for the remainder of the year. 1t be-
ing scarce grain year will add that there are
between and 800 barrels of Corn and about 500
bushels of Nullcole Rye 10 sell.
Terms made known on day of sale.
THOS. j. MASSIE.
December Al 1851 I'm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07
SOUTH RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

MILL be sold on the 30th instant, the remain,
w ing part of the TRACT OF LAND Of
which Daniel Keser, deed, died possessed, lying
about two miles below Waynesborough, on both
sides of the South River, and containing between
400 and 500 ACRES.
twill be sold in two or mole parcels. The prin-
cipal part will be sold in tract oP300 Acres, upon
whioh thoro 10 g"nd BRICK HOUSE and 9TH
er out buildings, Orchard, good Springs. about hr
ty Acres of Bottom-the other cleared land is good
cropping land for any kind ofcrop-a good proper
ton Of the Land is in timber
The other part Of the Land is in timber.
Persons wishing to purchase will examine for
themselves, aud will find the property 10 come up
fully To the description given.
O. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
j. KElSER. for the
heirs of ID. Keser, decd.
January 7, 1885,.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07

D,'y Goods! Dry Goods!

A J. DEAKINS would respectfully call the
~ attention of his friends and The public gere-
rally, TO his new assortment Of
SEASO.NaBLE DRY GOODS,
Just received from the Northern cities, purchased
at low rates and offered at a very small ADVANCE
for cash or 10 punctua Dealers. His stock consists
in part of the following articles:
Rich Cashmeres, Plain and Fig'd de Lanes French
Merinoes, Coburg Cloths, Popus, Lastres ,Brk
Dress and Vesiile Silks, Fancy Silks, wide
Plain and Plaid Bonnet Ribbons, Neck Ribbons,
Cuffs, French Worked Collars, Cambrlck Ed
oinus and Insertions, Linen Edgings and Laces,
Colo Cotton Edgings and Laces, WIDE Black Silk
Laces and Fringe, Quilted Ribbons, GImps,
Worsted Braids, Cashmere, Lambs Wool and
Alpaca Hose, Gloves OF all kinds: ChlIdre1,s
Hose, Children's Wooden Gloves, Fancy i1ooGs'
Comforts, Familiar, Embroidered BPk Shawls'
Waterloo ShawIs, Fashionable Winter Bcnnets'
&C.. &c.
Staunton, Oct. %, 1851.
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TIE Peoples Clothing Store!
Grand & Magnificent Attraction
coodman 81 Co., in the Old Bell Tavern,


Goodman & Co., in the Old Bell Tavern;
rT,AKE great pleasure in announcing to the citi-
i Gems Of Slaunton and Augusta County, that
thew have Just received from the North, one Of the
LARGEST, handsumest and cheapest stock of
READY.MADE CLOTHING
ever brought TO this market. The people Of this
region have read and heard great deal of late, a.
oout good and cheap Ready Made Clothing, and
have doubtless purchased on very favorable terms,
hut GOODMAN s. Co., think they can safely as
serI Inal tney nave hand collection that
will give more general satisfaction, in every re-
spect, than any ever before offered here. Their
business connection at The North is such as TO ena
Bile them to have .her goods made up in the best
and most fashionable style and to sell them at the
west Of possible prices. Their stock consists in
part Of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS ANpJAcKETs,
Of every quality and description, Neck and Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Drawers, Cotton, Flannel and
White Shirts, Suspenders, Stand up Collars, Caps,
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Gloves, &C.. together
with large supply Of fine and coarse Boots and
Shoes, which will be sold remarkably low.
In addition to the above, they would respectfully
inform the people that they have just received a
large assortment Of frstrate
NEGRO CLOTHING,
to an examination of which they invite especially
the farmers of this County. They feel confident
tina they can sell them as good bargains, TO say inc
least, as any similar establishment in the ota'e Oh
Virginia. All they ask is fair trial, in ordder to
convince the public that it will be TO their interest,"
to deal with them.
Staunton, Nov. IL, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-07
LAND FOR SALE
IL Roanoke County, Virginia.

'VHE subscriber as Executor of Balser Dingle-
4 dine, decd, will offer for sale to the highest
bidder on the premises, one mile from the town Of
Salem, on Tuesday the Eth day Of February,
1852, that
U~I--..Ir. T-.--> &C I-~..a,
on which the said Dingledine lived, lying on both
side of the McAdamived Road from Salem to
Buchanan, and en- to Wincheser-conta tanning
374 ACRES,
large portion Of which is -1cleared and valna-
BILE for It's timber. The Land is bounded on the
West by Mason's creek.
One-fourh Of the purchase money will be re-
quired in hand. On the remaining three-fourths
five annual insaments will be required. with in
terest from date, and good personal security 10 the
Bonds. The title to the property will be retained
until all the money is paid.
The subscriber lives adjoining the town of Sa-
lem, and will take pleasure in showing the prop
erty 10 any one wishing to see it.
NAT. BURWELL, Ex'or.
of Baser Dingledine, decd.
Decennhor - 1881 ids