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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

I,yROM the subscribers stable, on the a
Il Valley Turnpike, about miles be- NmmfI
low UarriSopburg, on Tuesday night last,
BAY MARE, 5 or years old next ,1Sn.Iy
Spring, aud about l5t hands high Tho sase4ss -
only marks recollcctcd small white spot IN ths
forehead and hcr back is considerably saddle
Any information concerning said auhnal will 10 thank
fnlIv received by tho subscriber at Merose, Rocking
ham county or If loft at the Office of the Register IL
HArrisonburg u>-x,u
Dec l0-St* N H. HANNAH
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Notice no CONTRACTORS
~; %: n s:s s..,,.lsas..:5


GioyINGTON & OHIO RAILR0AD.-Proposas viii
Z be received ut the Office Of the Coyington Ohio
Kailroad in Coyng;on, until the 18th OF Deceinbe
next for the graduation and masonry OF about seventy
five miles of the above road; OF which, the Easter
rortion comprising fifty miles lies next West Of Gov
ingon and the Western portion consisting of about,
milos lies between the Kanawha river and
the mouth Of the Big Sandy. large share OF the
work to be lct-iucuding bridging III tunnelling-is
heavy and dcsrnba, and is well worthy the attention
of responsible contractors. The VS. ern sections Of
he above work Low ready for cx?Gi alton, ana n
9Th of December.
Further information may be obtained on application
at the Companys Offices at Coyingon and Guyandotte'
BY order of the Board
CHARLES y. FISK, Chief Engineer:
NIB. The Board of Public Works, of Va, under
whose direction the Covington Ohio Railroad is to be
constructed on State account, will meet at Coyington
On the 18th of December above named, for the pur-
pose OF receiving and acting the proposals that may
then be offered NOV l9-tI
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- - - -
VIRGINIA. TO NzVf

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
of Rockingham County, on Monday the 1th day OF
Nov 1853, Ct being the lst Monday in the month";
John Argablight PltG as In debt. upon an attach
Stephen Conrad, Def-t mcnt returned executed.
TIME object Of this salt is 10 Of the defendant
z the ;a,u of two hundred dollars ard FIVE dollars aud
sixty nine cents costs And it appearing by sat.aeto
ry evidence that the said defendant il not resident Of
this State on motion Of the pltf by his attorney it il
ordered that the said deft. do appear here within
month after due publication Of this order and do what
necessary protect hs interest and that this order
be published week for fonr successive weeks in
the Rockingham Register, newspaper published in
the town of Harrsonburg and also be posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this county tina LIST
day of the next County Court copy-teste,
NnY I2-4t 4 ST. C. SPRINkEL. Clerk
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
$40 t,EyyAgD!

StTOLEN from the subscribers Stable on North rIy-
= or, Rockingham county Va. ON Wednesday night,
the 23d inst. A BLOOD BAY l0RSE, 81
about 10 years old, upwards of sixteen Ns-s-3f !.
hands high. aud ia orc hind foot (Which ;sSss,
not rccoIiccted) white. The horse is Il ISL
neutral pnccr and has olcraby heavy %s"rsA
tail His manc Is somewhat worn from the effects oil
the collar double rein bic was stolen ~ INC tiihe
tho hos. was taken The above reward Of Ton Dol
lars will be given for thc apprehension of The thief AMI
recovery of the horse, Five Dollars will be given io,
the recovery Of the horse alone,
will enable me to get him again Inflammation may DC
5dresscd 10 the subscriber nj Irdgcwatcr Rockingham
county, Va or loft with the Editors Of tlc ReEi.ter
Nov o. l3j3.-3t& join lHlnA'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
HACK SPRING FARM FOR SALE.

yuNHE subscriber offers for sale the above named farm
4 now occupied by his son, Barnard H. shpey, lying
ON the head waters Of Middle River adjoining the lands
of Wm. Kerr and others, and containing about ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, including "
sufficient quantity of timber for the farm
The improvements arc good LARGE bhlCh
B1RN, a cool ORCHARD, and near the dwelling
is the FINEST SPRINCl Augusta county can afford.
The fencing is also good For terms OF sale apply
the subscriber. r.r,
Ifthc above tract Of land is not sold before wiz
offer il at Public Auction, ON Tuesday NE l7M ~ Jan
Nary next, ut which time aud place will sell ahol
OF STOCK, consisting of Horses Caitie a"@ 5ii-T-
Hogs, also Farming Utensils and every var- %f-ess
ETY. Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, SO -
JACOB SHUEY.
December IN Ig59-3t,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
nI;HI.IC aALE OF YALTAHLE LANE,

A Nd OTHER PROPERTY IN BEDF0RD.--lnp
N su;nco Of deed of trust, cxe:utcd to me by ueo
7. Snead, bearing date on the i4th DAY OF NoVelnoer
1851 and of record in the Clerks Office OF the County
Court Of Bedford, will, the 10Th day Of December
next on the premises sell to the highes1 bidder az
publc auction the TRACT OF LAND on which the sad
Geo T. Sncu now resides lying in the county Of bed
ford, on James River, about ~ miles cs' OF hVhch
burg aud containing about S2j dCRI;S. This Is one
of the most valuable farms in upper Virginia. Whe.hef
considered in reference to is fertility its convenience
10 market or IL location for Merehandizhg ana inc
Commission aud Forwarding business. y Soou portion
of the tract is boifon i0Dd, lying muct&atsy on James
River ind tho entire tract IS land of the best character
well tinbcrcd ud wa,crod, and in good condition
lIpnn il nrc several Dwelling houses with mo IA
necessary ol buildings, S:orehouSc near tie ssslM
bank; of the James River and kn-aWha canal
with n GOOD Warehouse attached for the reception g"
nroIncc and n rood water Gris:mill. For il size,
consider il onc of the most desirable tracts oil lama III
the State and such is seldom put into the market
There have been on it 100 bushels oil wheat th'S
Fall which will go with the land to the purchaser-
Purchasers are invited to examine 1t for themselves
before the day Of sale Mr.. Geo. H. shcad VIII Shew
it to any who may desire to sec A.
If desired the StorchouSc, with small portion OF
the land may be sold separately from the residue VI
the tract. 80 c-,,.:
pEESOVIL PROPERTY, conveyed by said deed
If rus. TO wit Two houses Of Tobacco about 2oV OAR
rels Of Corn 4 head of Horses 80 head oil ISSTNNf
Cows, 80 head of Hogs, and all the Farming Wy
Utensils of the said Geo. I. Sncad toSc'hcr .zS&EE
With hi, Household and Kitchen Furniture. .,a
TERMS. Cash will be required, according 10 'n'
forms of tho deed of trust for The whole oil INC P"l
chase money all of the laud rs Woi q; te
n,perty 7,nlcsS thccredltor secured Ill tue "ec"
as they probably will. before the DAY OF Sae a, %
ssnc or a pa,t thereof may be sold on n credit o
which agreement shoulj any such be inalc ho'cc WIZ
DC re1 mVn Is +. c. BURKS, TRUSTEE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
ns.t4,yYN q sRzoslik,

-ESoRWARDING and Commission Merchants RlC,H-
Sf lJND. 'VA-The undersigned have formed a
CoPartnership for the transaction Of COMMISSION q
FoRwARpIsG BUSINESS, aud hope b. attention AND
pro,ptucss merit shGIc Of thJ ALLEY PATRONAGE
tieML,r attention pail to sales of FLOUR; GRAIN.
BUTTER. &C.
Our house is situated Immediately at the terminus OF
the Central Railroad and is new spacious and commo
dious BE-. =, -
in Augusta. II desired.
I-ESNo drayage will be charged on consignments
sent IN rs for sale {.y s. B. BROWN, Of Augusta.
,Nov 3 Is53.-Gm j. H. SHOOK, of Richmond
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
REGa,EENFAL ORDERS.

ryyp battalion Court OF Enquiry for e "a BNtlalior
of the 18th Regiment will be held in McCaaheys-
Vile, (at the house of Zebuon Gmer) on the yin dsy
of December next at II o'clock, A. NJ. commandan,'
of Companies will appear equipped according 10 law law
The Rerimental Court of Enquiry for the 18th krgl-
nent will be held at Cross Keys, (at the house OF WIN
Van LeerO on the following day Mt II o'clock, A. NJ
~ L. C. WHTTESCARVER,
Doc at Major of "a Bait. Of 18th Regiment
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
PREMIUM GRAIN DRILL,

MANUFACTURED by BIcKFORD Il HUFFMAN, Mac
lN cdon, Wayne county, n. Y.-Ihis Drill has re-
ccivod the most complimentary premiums IRON every
Ta;r At which IL has been exhibited and very pumer
ns favorable notices from the Press and the most un
qualified appreciation of all practical Agropturss ana
man of science who have seen 1t tested TWAS award
cd the first premium of $50 ut tic late 'irSln" ASri
cultural Fair over all others exhibited Inc manu- manu-
facturcrs have in their possession hundreds OF cer
nate tesfypg to its great superiority over all other
machines constructed for the same purpose IL Is az
ready exclusively used in New York. Virginia. luh0is,
Mcbqan and Wisconsin, and not single instance mas
occnrrod of dissatisfaction with the working OF tue IN
strument or the completeness OF its mechanism En-
conragcd by the past the manufacturers are now Pio
parod 10 furnish Drill the most perfect IN It's hecnaI
,caI orrnneement and structure, and to recommend
~ tho Nest Instrument of its kind offered to the pubc
observation-disclosures Kline, George Branner, MI
,hooi Uoman. Frederick Kline, NJ B. Z. Kline. ADra-
Ia"M Knunp. ir. J. R. Homan Bowmans Mills Ut
Richard Winfield Lacy Springs; Peter Myers, MIShaei
Wine Forestyile Alexander Walker, Michael Wh15s-
more Mt Meridian; Paschal Graves Marksyiiie r.
T1orsbburrer S A. Irubacker. Luray JACOB uo sS,
| tfrhn Strayor New Market; Rev. VIM: 3 Perry; M'.
Cr"wford Martin Wamplcr, John Zigler John Bran;
ner John Arehart, B. Z. Hoover, David Anne LIN;
hcry;,le Jacob Strayer. Port Republic; Hon. James
Walker. Mt Sidney John Neif, Mt jackson [e'Si
aeIcr b. Coffman, Edom; Col James Crawford St4un1
az. Wm 4 Carter Esq Newton VIM. {, UornWei'
Cappn Thomas hroWn' "lhoh's''' A''"'' W
Marksyille, Va, A. o,ort
parons who may desire this Drill can see the aseh
ot the Courts OF Augusta, Rockingham, shenandoah
pare and Frederick or they can address nm at NV
MarLet Va. where all orders will be promptly attend
ed Nov TO- 1o-4ts5 62b. CT ooRsRR'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
sLAyEs FOR HIRE.

|IIE subscriber will hire publicly to the high q
est bidder. in Mount CIawford, ON the 2Sth &c
bis month, the following Slaves, via; TWOsex-71,
GUABLE WOMEN. Ono of them has two small.
hren hut is an excellent cook Also, two small
suitable for nurses for the year 1894.
PETER $. ROLLER, Guardian
of the infant heirs of Samuel \ Maria Burgess
10. IN lS5S-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
LAkR NOTICE (.

yxV1 the individual Who on Monday, the 21st OF No
yember, Court-day,) In the bar room, wtthtn INC
5,r IF Io,sl i'm Harrsopburg took and carried Oh,
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, in two Notes belong
;mSnCo Won 10 return that which you arp known and
were Seen aye. were seen y to have carried of Ne
,ucnt rs may be to prosecute and arraign for steal
Ing man who has hitherto borne Respectable Gnar
oc7sr vet am resolved to obtain my money or have
:; s,co done Mt all hazards therefore give you TINS
last warning and notice. that unless my money be re-
turned within 10 days or ample security given LOT rs
return will permit the law to take Its course. 1 an
resolved to do it. So govern yourself acG0ranngSn;
Dee l9-3t b. l. hiohhN''
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
t,ag through life as 10 the beasts OF the field, or
the insects Of the earth, evncing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties OF mind
were not vouchSaiel to them.
May such are husbands and fathers, upon whoin
ars d,1eudeut the health, the well-being, and the
h,runess of coufdiug and ohtctionate wife, with
l,,rhats "A family OF children.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
EaIE oF Ten yAaUAnxE SLAVES.

STAUNION, dc. 3Isl, 800 :
WILL. as admir- of Cart Iraae Gray, dee d., and
consent OF the distributes, soil the Slaves Of the
70 pt public auction There are among The p
hbcr most valuable fern hands, and young g.
likely boys and girls 30
fcrms: CASH, but purchasers for their own $-xeA
NAV have ninety days credit for negotiable notes
N endorsed and bearing interest
b. I0-ts JAMES.G. W. Y0UEL, Admir-.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
NEGROES FOE SAFE.

HAVE for sale, privately, FOUR NEGROES, az
4 consisting of women and children One OF the u
women is No. woman, % years old, and VIII ~
he sold with or without child years old to suit pur
chaser She will not be sold to Spectator one
other woman Ii years old with an inimnt Inc who're
ne those NEGROES are sound TERMS will be made ae-
coinInodating. Apply to ;. NJ ooH Man,
Dec 2 lS53-tf HatrlsOnDuTS' va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

TTyIlE subscriber is now extensively engaged in
L ufacturing LEAVITIrS NEW PATENT
STOCK MILL for grinding corn and cob meal, also
shelliug corn, and grinding corn meal, a. Messrs
syArr & CooSrzs boundary, Winchester, Va. Per-
sons DESTROYS Of further nformetion By addressing
the subscriber postpaid, Winchester, have bills furn-
ished them by mail, giving all the particulars. The
above mill requires separate horsepower and Tor
economy simplicity and durability, it recommends itself
to all farmers and stock raisers r McLAGAN.
Nov Is52--Gin
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
- rvI,, upRCRANTs AND FARMERS

or THE VALLEY We are having put up for o our
sales a Grst-rato article of lLANUFACTURED
TOBACCO at prices which must please, when we
will sell fair terms as any olher house III j
substantial Chewing Tobacco ut a reasonable price
We will also sell at Factory prices and no mistake,
Smiths Unrivalled Premium Straw Cutter. Send IN
yum BROWN d SHOOK,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, ana
R;cbmond Dec 3-3In Wholesale Dealers IN Tobacco
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
NOTlNN.

IL persons having claims against the Estate Of 'e-
"A cob Sipe, deed are hereby requested to leave
before the Isl day of January next statement OF the
amount Of the sum Dire, the date when the dept Was
contracted and the nature Of the claim. with Commits
sioner Charles Lewis. ST. of Port Republic, or wit
Mai T. H. Warren in liaglisouburg. directed to me-
Al pcsons indebted to said Estate are required to
make Immediate pnymepi, ,s am anxious ~ close 'h
account, Of tie Estate rs Soon NJ possible. -
r. X. HARMS BERGER. Ad'mr.. with the VIII
Nov %. 1858 --tlstJ annexed, Of j. Sipe, dec o.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
ExECUToR,s SALE OF NEGROES.

kTILL be offered ut public sale, at Mt, Craw- G%
ford, on Wednesday the 2Sth of December a.
a. TIVO NEGROES belonging to the Estate ~
diam Wise son. deed. One is negro mum
ht4O years old and is good Blacksmith Inc o'h'
girl about - years old.
EnHs made known ON the day Of sale
PETER WISE, EX'or Of
n, N 1s53-ls Alan Wise. sen'r, dee d.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
LAMP FOE sALE.

rJ,IIE subscriber wishing change his business offers
i for sale The Farm which he rcsios. located III
the upper end of Rockingham county miles West OF
Uarrisonburg on North river the Harrisonburg and
Warm Springs Turnpike, opposite the town OF Bridge
water The Farm contains 3sS Access, about 70
acres cleared with "a of as good watored meadow
as any in the county The land is we'll adapted to all
kinds of grain and grass, with running water in every
field.
The situation s n very desirable one being convent
cnt to mills, shops. stores, churches schools, &C. ANY
person wishing to purchase land i'll this county will do
we'll to call as am anxious to SELL Notwithstanding
report waa put in circulation some time since, that ]
was offered my price and backed out That report is
false. .,,,>-,
| -Nnv IS13.--I q. X. GIBNONS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
,. : 40, ,1T,,ey nv s,o-pAgTyEgsaps,.

yJ,aE partncrship heretofore existing under the name
/ and style of corr \. 1IEOAPSoN was disaolv-
cd by mutual consent on the 10Th day Of November
1853. The books and papers of the firm have all been
placed in the hnns of Fayct.c Cole for settlement ana
all claims due the said finn must be paid to him
spccdy settlement is earnestly called for aud desired
- FAYETTE COLE.
Nov o; 1s53- JAMES THOMPSON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
A DESIRABLE REslDENCE FOE SALE

TUNUE subs rber offers at private sale small iaL IL
n GOOD ncchborhood mile from Elk Run Church
and ScRoohouse, on the Ro bingham Turnpike. eontis
nous to the lands of Vim, Kite. Hiram Kite and VIM
Hammer 1t contains 80 ACRES, all well enclosed,
of which s. acres cleared, divided into lots lii :
clover The balance is in timber. The water power
afforded by the stream eek Rum on which 1t lies
NAV be made available by the mechanic:
The improvements consist OF u neat aud com x4sssA
and other ouhuuscs variety Of fruit bearing l.AAA
trees. and never failins well of the best water.
FOR SALE ALSO another tract Of land Of 1856 acres
adjoining the above 100 of which are cleared ana
well set In timothy and clover the balance is in excel
lent timber There is on it good Barn. well she'd
dcd, log Dwelling, and other improvements. Asrenm
of water runs throughit The two tracts can be bought
together or divided to suit purchasers Apply to the
subscriber on the premises Il: BoSllN ELL.
Elk Run. (near Conrad's Store P. o. Rockingham
county Vn My q lS53.-2n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
aEu GzNstgzTz1 SHOP

I'm HAIRiS0NB URG.-The subscriber hayin, taken
A the shop ate!y occupied by Geo. $. Logan, deed.
rex. door 20 H. d 5. H. OTIS store, and directly oppo-
81 @ Isaac IIardesty' residence takes this netigd Of
informing his friends and the public generally. that he
il now prepared 10 manufacture. at short notice every
description of SHOOTING IRONS frpm he finest
Riae down to the smallest Pistol. Also, all kinds of
renairs plonptlv executed The fact hat he has long
been EMPLOYED by Col McGilrray AMI has made some
of the hest ans cyor turned out of the Coils shop. he
trusts. will serve us n Slight Recommendation 10 the
public his prices ion every description of work his
line shall - reasonable as possible lie respectful
" solicits share Of potronase
Country produce taken in exchange for work
Harrisonbnrg. Va. Nov Ely WM ". GIBBS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
TAKEN Up.

DY John j. Miller, of Rockingham county on the
ID LIST day Of October, 1853, an estray SIEEh, OF
the following description, viz he is two years old last
Sp,ing spotted white and red with white face, the
left ear cropped and two cuts the under side with an
underkccl in tho right ear,-appraised at $1,000
A copy-Teste,
Dec H. ls53-3t* L. VI. GAMBILL, C. r, C.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
GIRLS WANTED,

rlN0 learn the Willow matchmaking business |,
sill want abuu, 20 or % industrious girls of good
character 10 learn TO make Willow baskets They VIII
find il To their intorcs, to learn this trade
A. SLAUGHTER, near Mt. Crawford,
Drc 1O-tf Rockingham CO., Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
YALyaRGE MsT.A PROPERTY,

UNWILLING HOUSE, &C. AT PUBLIC "a LEi-
~ Ii not disposed of privately before Wednesday the
2lst of December NEXT viii pn that day on the prem
iscs. offer for sale pntliey my v9oablg 1H ~ %
PROPERTT AND HOUSE a. LOT. in ss.M
Dayton Rockingham almost mmediaciy Oh Z LEA
the Warm Springs & Harrisonhurs Turnpike The mil
house sncwiy repaired and the whole of'hc machinery
entirely new and Of the very best description 10
pensc having been sparedin its purchase dwelling
house is frame building nearly new with mn ell, TO IT,
aud with dining and kitchen attached There
arc also small Barn and other out-builelngs convent
cnt 10 the dwelling house There i Also fine young
Orchard of all kinds of fruit on The premises
The whole property is desirable in all respects II Is
considered to be amongst the best property III the hciSh
borhoOd, ;,
Also at the same lime and place will be. sold one
pair of Mill Stones four feet in diameter on" DO threc
and half together with spindcs and hoops ono s@t
of tho SpindlcS is new one large template stove MI
lcr's bod n lot Of dry cog wood one new Plais or
brehkcr and Corn Crushcr; ono Circular saw and SHAFT
. inches in diameter; nnc Wheclbarrow; set oil seq
lncnts for wheel feet inches high. also t"o run
ncls to work in same, all of which are rev lot oi
Lumber. assorted together with quantity of House
hold a. Kitchen Furniture Of different kinds
TERMS made known on the day of sale.
Nav o6. 1S5s-is ISAAC K. JORDAN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
NOTICE.

A IL persons having legal claims against the Estate
N of Jacob Runcle, dec d.. late Of Rockingham CO.,
are hereby notified TO make their claims known 10 the
subscriber duly authenticated by the st day of March
next. when will be prepared to discharge them
shall plead this notice bar Of any claim that may be
nrescnted after that date ISAAC THOMAS.
Oct % ,53-tlsM Ex'or of Jacob Runclc. deed
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
ENGLIsHMAN, CAsTLEMAN, a CO.,

WHOLESALE and retail dealers in foreign and do
w nestle HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &C., are
now in receipt Of large and desirable stock Of
FOREIGN GOODS, of their own importation, and Do
MEsTIC GOODS direct from the manufacturers, which
they are prepared to Offer, as favorable terms as
they can be purchased in the more northern markets
As our stock is large and we'll laid in we invite deal
es to examine and price goods before purchasing
elsewhere Nov 10
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
cn,yJ1Isg5oyER,g NOTICE.

Tarainger and wife, rs. In the Circuit Court OF
David Steele's or, &c. Rockingham county, Va
A LGERNoN s GRAY, EsQ,-You will take notice
N that on Friday the 18th day Of January 1884 ut
my Office, in Harrisonburg Va. shall proceed 10
examine s;a,e and settle the accounts between DaIl
Stceic decd. who was the executor of Jacob Nicely
decd and US such, testamcntary guardian OF Ellen
Campbell now Ellen Tar1nger and the Estate OF the
said Jacob Nicely, decd.
Owen under my hand rs Commissioner in Chaneery
for the Circuit Court OF Rockingham county, Va, this
the 10Th day of Nov, 1853.
1w C.. G, IL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
HInIsE NEyY BOOKs Ar FRENCH.,s BOOl

l} i aud Periodical Depot.
Charles Auchester said to have been written by one
of the Rothschd family and published Under the aus
piccs and at the recommendation OF u Israeli inli
work is marked By exquisite beauty Of thought and
expression the most sublc deneations OF character
and Language of rare force and refinement one VOL
complete, price so cents ,,
Health trip to the Tropics, BY n P Willis one VOL
bound in cloth, 81 26
The Old Doctor or stray leaves from my Journal pc
ing sketches of the most interesting "reminiscences oi
retired physician. beautifully illustrated, price 9Oc;
Countess of Arnhcim or Master Timothys Book case
a. great book by G. W. NJ Reynolds, complete in one
volume, soc.
Godey's Ladys Book for December % cents
Grahams Magazine "
Arthurs Home Magazine
Ladies' National ,,.-,
,5sAl the new books received as soon as published
Alexandria. Va, Nov 90 geo. E. FkENCH