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d. II. Bigelow, Quincy A. Brooks
BIGELOW 81 BROOKS,
4 TT q r NE Us A T Il A W,
OLYMPIA, THURsTON COUNTY,
Wnshinnlnn TcrrinrY.

OLYMPIA, THURSTON COUNTY,
Washington Territory
u. R. Bigelow, one of the firm, has just return
ed from the Land Office, at Oregon city, and we
are now prepared to advise and assist settlers in
filing" notifications Of their claims.
Settlers will do well to keep in remembrance
the following clause Of section third of the in
structons issued from the General Land Office,
April So 1883 to wit:
I" Settlers on surveyed public lands in the Ter
ritorcs of Oregon snd Washington, are required
to give notice thereof to the Surveyor General,
according TO the prescriptions in the act of 27lh
September 1850, concerning which instructions
have heretofore been given but under the late
amended act settlers on lands not yet surveyed
must file their notifications" of the same with
the Surveyor General on, or prior to, the LIST De
cember 1853.
Failure to file such notice as aforesaid will ope-
rate as a forfeiture Of the claim"
Sept. 10, 80 Smt
, 1853-10-22
To the People of Washington
Territory.

FELLOW CITIZENS:
At the earnest solicitation Of numerous friends
who seem deeply convinced that can 10 OF es-
sential service to our Territory, have at length
consented to allow my name to be used as can
didate for Delegate to Congress at our approach
ing election. Being personally known to large
majority of you, deem it unnecessary to say
more at this time, than simply to state that my
course of conduct hereafter as heretofore, will he
open and independent and that il elected, my most
untring exertions shall he given to the best inter
ests of our Territory, without regard to sections
or localities.
M SIMMONS.
OLYMPIA, w. r, NAV 27, 1853.
, 1853-10-22


l16, Washington Street, neal Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
OFFER for sale, for cash. at the Ssk0
~ lowest wholesale prices, a large NM-Y
and well selected assortment of East 9SN
India, Mediterranean and European lSE y
Drugs and Medicines French, English and
American Chemicals Of all kinds; also an exten-
sive variety of Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Fancy
Soaps, Brushes Paints and Oils, Dye Slufs,
Labels, Window Glass, Extracts, Bronzes, Truss
es, Lccches, Surgical Instruments Druggists
Glassware, IIattcrs' Goods, Shakers Herbs and
Roots, &C., together with every article comprised
in the stock Of Druggist or Physician.
II. J. & Co., are the proprietors' Wholesale
Agents for DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines Sands
! SaIsapanlla, Old Townsend's Sarsaparila, Mot
lats and Brandrcth's Pills, Davis Pain Killer,
Congress Spring " ater, &c, &c.
Henry Johnson & Co., have made such az
rangcments in New York, Boston und Phiadel-
Phia as will enable them to purchase their stock
at the lowest rates, and they are determined to
give their customers the benefit of low prices, and
at the same time the best quality of goods.
| July %, lS53-46ly
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks or
y flee of the Circuit Court ier Augusta County,
April the 4thg 1853,
Robinson Hanger, Plaintiff,
:AGAINsG
Alexander E. Perkey, David |. Perkey. John r.
Syrcle, Nancy Perkey and others, Deits.
IN CHANCERY:
The object Of this suit, is to set up judgement
lien on a Tract of, Land in Augusta county, con-
tanning about sixty-eight acres, known as ..The
Red Mill Tract" recovered in the County Court
of Augusta by the Plaintiff, against the Defen-
dahts Alexander E. Perkey and David |. Perkey;
and to declare imperative Deed of Trust. exc
cuted by them to the Defendant John r.. Syrcle
as Trustee. dated the 9Th January, 1853, 50 far
as the rights of the Plaintiff are concerned. y y
The Defendant John l.. Jones. not having en-
tered his appearance and given security. according
to the act Of Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not inllabitant Of. this Commonwealth !:
tits ordered. that the said Defendant do appear at
the Clerks Office of said Court at the May Rules
next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that
copy of this .order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stanunton, for four weeks
successfully, and posted OF the front door OF the
Court House. A Copy-Teste.
- NICHO. G. KINNEY, &C,
April 6, l953.-4w.
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List of Letters
pEMAINING in the Post Office at Staunt

pEMAINING in the Post Office at Stanton,
AC April L, 1858. r
Be. ID. E. s. F.-Dr. VIM. Beale, James
Brooks, Mary M. Booze ,Jno. Brown, Julia Brosh,
VIM. Bournard, Thomas CartleY James Carter,
James II. Callison, David w Conner. Nj. B.
Campbell, Thos. Cullan, Mary Collins, Ellen
Colnop, John o. Conner, Thomas Cross DIR. S.
Davis, John w. DepEiest. w. H Dualap, James
M. D6well, Constant Eagan, WaltefF Foster, Hem
ry Fulwider, Rob't IL. Fisher, Penda Fox, Tim
othy Foley
CHI. j. K. s. L.--Susan Green, Il. s.. w.
Gisener, e. Geeding, n. l.. Gallaher, Sophia A.
Goodman, Christian Grim, Patrick Heave, Ste
phen Hamburger, Stephen Hildebrand, Richmond
Harris, VIM. W. Hooper, Henry Hamilton, Ma
ry Hon!ey, Patrick Hogan, Albert Jordan, Knox
Keyser. jacob Kasllehun, Sarah S. Krotise, j. b.
Kiser, James Koohan, Henry E. Lumsden,P. n.
Leach.
M.N.P.Q. R, S. T. & W-Eli MIoneyna-
ker, James G. Mealy, Daniel Mosby WIN. Mills,
Jane Moffet, Samuel Myers, VIM. Master, John
W. Palmer, VIM. Palmer, VIM F. Farmer. Jas.
Pollard. F. Pennington, Francis Quisenberry ,Da-
vid Ridell, Patrick Sweeny, Cornelius Shot,
Frederick Speck, VIM. +. Smith. Louisa Stuart,
R. d. Sims, j. A. Smith, Francis Swarts, Benja-
min f. Sheets. Aaron Shell, Michael Sweeny.
Richard S. Taylor, Michael Talon, Margaret J..
Whitcker, Elizabeth k. Waters, George w.
Wheebarger. Virginia Weese, Lavinia Whit
lock, T. Walker, Joseph Wooden, Nicholas Wat
kins, A. l.. Whaling.
April Is, lS53.-lt.
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COAL LANDS FOR SALE.

A S the agents for Joseph Pryor's heirs, we of
IA fer for salea TRACT OF LAND, lying
on the head waters of North River, few miles
from Mt. Scion, in Augusta county, containing by
recent survey, 1864 Acres. A small quantity
of the land is cleared, and there is a small tene-
ment or two upon it, 1t is upon this land that
.4nthTacite Coal Of superior quality has been dis
covered, and considerable quantity mined with
in the last two years. The owners beisg resi-
dents of another State and therefore unable 10 give
it their personal attention, have determined to sell
out. The terms will be very accommodating
The mineral wealth of this land makes II emil
nently worthy Of the attention Of capitalists and
men Of enterprise. For farther particulars apply
to FRAZIER s. IMBODEN,
April 6, lS53.--tf Agents, Stapnton, Va
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II. r. R.--PAIN

Disorgaazes the whole system. it wcakens the
nerves It absorbs or dries up the vital fluids, il
checks the tree and healthfu circulation Of the
blood it retards the regular action of all tile unc-
tions, II weakens the jonis it iYritates the mem
branes, ligaments, carriages and coats OF the
bones, muscles and other organs. 1t effects the
liver, spleen, Kidneys, panacras and the BRAIN
Every i!Gpogtantorgan teals its influence and suf-
fers its distressing consequences. .
Railways Ready Relief will, in few minutes
stop the most severe paroNysms fpains-aIl kinds
Of pains it will instantly relieve, Chill fever,
diarrhoa, neuralgia, tooihache. rheumatism, Ism
bago. govt, paralysis, stiff joints, summer com
plants, Sc. it will stop in = few minutes. Price
Is and so cents.
Rad way s Co.'S New Medicine for the care
Dissertations Complaints, is quick and powerful
remedy. IL is called
RAILWAYS RENovArrNG KESsLvENr.r
1t produces an electrical effect through every pdr-
tiouo the system, 1t purifies and enriches the
blood. 1t resolves away every diseased deposit
seated in the solids and fluids 1t impafts health
and vitality to every organ 1t will cure ricketts,,
syphilis, cancers, tunorS, nodes, carries of the
bones, SC. Price 81 per BOTTLE
March 80, lS53.--lm.
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wing County Convention.

The following is the plan for the Wing COup-
ty Convention, which has been recommended by
two public meetings, and we believe universally
approved by the party. The delegates are to be
appointed on the last Saturday Of April, and the
Convention will meet at the Court house on the
following Saturday, the 9TH day Of May ~ ''
3D. That each of the nine districts Of the coun-
ty appoint Is delegates--aud in any district
where there are two precincts, that the delega-
ton DO aPpottiOned between them according to
their relative Wing vote at the late Presidential
election, but each precinct shall have at least one
delegate.
Sd. That authority be given to the delegation
from each district to fill any vacancy In their num-
Der, but that the original delegates and their al,
be residents of the district which they represent
4th. That in Convention each delegate, if per
sonally present shall cast one vote.
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For the Spectator.


.Nes,rs Editors We see in. the s<Firginia
MESSENGER of the Goth ult., a communication
hiobly recommending to the Wing County ION,
vention b. F. Mailman, Esq, as wen qualined
gentleman to represent the County IN parI' In 'le
next House of Delegates. 49,,
Whilst W., fully and heartily endorse the SEN
timents expressed in that communication, we
would add that we know him to be a reading and
thinking man; man Of sound and well ln-
formed mind, of good discriminating Judgment
and persevering in whatever he undertakes to DO.
Whilst he is amply qualified to represent the
County, he is. remarkably popular with the mas,
ses of the people with whom he is acquainted, and
loyal to the Wing party, a consideration which
should be highly regarded by the Wing party IN
is present crisis. His nomination Will meet win
hearty response and cordial support BY
Wines OF SOUTHERN AUGUSTA
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STEINER & BROTHERS.,

STEINER g. BROTHERS,
at the Stone House, FIVE doors from the Virgins
Hotel, Stagutop, Virginia, hoping under the in
creased firm Of Steiner s. Brothers,to have an In
crease of their former business. They have no"
every facility, and will spare no efforts to please
their customers, they having made arrangements
with the largest
!, IMP oRTaNiG HOUSES :.
of Baltimore and New York, 50 as to receive the
first styles Of Goods that come to these markets.
and at the LOWEST pRIcEs.
Thankful for past patronage, they solicit com
tinuance from their old ctlsfsmbfs, and respectfully
invite all others to examine their new s'ylesof
Superior Spring and Summer Clothing
all of their own manufacture, and making as COM
pete an assortment as cali be found in any one
Store in the United States. IT consist OF the fol-
lowing articles. to wit:
.DaEss AND FRocK CoATs, Of the best qualities
of English and French Cloths, made and trimmed
in the very best style. a. : = ~ . ~
SINGLE BREAsfED ALBERT CoAFs, a'new styls,
suitable for business men, from French Black and
Colored Cloths. at very low prices ~
SINGLE Breasted FRocK CoATs, Of Frehch
Cloths. close imitation Of the fine Dress Froek
Coats, at half price. n,
SPRING SAGE CoATs, of Cloths, Cassimors and
Twceds. varioGs colors aud prices.
PAsrs-French Black Doe Skin and Fancy
Cassimeres of every description.
VEsTs-Rich Fancy Silks and 'Satins,r Back
do. do, Bombszins, Valehcias, Marseilles and
Challiees, at all prices.
BOYS CLOTHING, ofevery variety, and at low
prices.
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APRIL list, 1853.
!: --see.--
KAYSER a. STRIRLING

a RE now reteiving direct ficm Philadephia
N and New York their, SPRING SUPPLY
OF RICH FASHIONABLE GOODS, embra-
cling - d. :
Rich Black and Col6rod Brocade and Armure Silks
Neat Black and 'Cclored Checked do
Rich printed and plaip Claiiies,.
Rich printed Barege and Tissues,
Rich printed Grape Merenge,,. = :
Rich printed De LANES and Lam9s. s* %
Extra Superior Black Alpachas and Bombazihes.
French Gingham's and Lawns,
French, British and American Prints. & =,
Plain AID Embroidered Black and White Grape
Shawls. from s. to $25,' j..
Handsome Black Silk and,Thbbet Shawls, g.,
New style Collars and Hand Ich Us, Cons II to Sc,
g Chmzetts and Sleeves.
Gloves Of all kinds for Ladies and Gentlemen,
New style Rihands, Bonhets, Hats; Caps,
Cassimeres, Festings, Crayats and all kinds Of
Staple Goods.w have been purchased under the
most favorable circumstances and to which they
cordially invite the early attention of their friends
Stauntop, April 6, 1859.
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IN pursuance Of trust deed executed to me by
Wm Grove and wife, and David Grove and
wife. dated 9th of February, 1859, shall pro-
coed on Saturday the son day Of This month
(.Apni,) at u o'clock on toseH, at pub Isazws
lie sale, certain House and Lot, ftfTGa
in the town of Staunton,i in that part call i-Ala
ed New Town, and being the same property con
veyod to the said David Grove, by B. F. Points
TERMS.-So much in hand as will delray
costs Of sale, and remainder in equal instruments
at six and twelve months. the purchaser giving
bond and security. Aetiog as Trustee, shall
convey such title only as is vested in me by said
deed NICHO. X. TROUT, Trustee.
April 6, lS5S-tds
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

DY recent arrivals the subscribers are'in receipt
ID of very commanding cck'bf' SPingusna
Summer Goods. which viii be replenished during
the season, so as to keep the assortment complete.
4 large portion Of our stock having been contract
ed for previous to the late advance in goods, viii
enable them 10 give their customers very desle
ded advantage in prices. Their assortment com
prlses-
Every variety Of Men's!H Boys, Women's and.
Misses Shoes many new ahdyeyy desirable Styles
All kinds of Fur. Silk. Panama, Leghorn, Palm
Leaf and other Straw Flats. y = = +,
Spring style Bonnets from low priced to finest,
1000 sides Sole Leather, s. 'im
so dozen French Calf Skins, varying in price
from SIS to S2S, "-
800 sides Wax Upper Leather,
SO dozen colored Morocco Innings. =" !;
And many other articles which they will NOT
here enumerate They would, however, state
that they arc largely engag5dlia thernanufacturs
of Shoes and have succeeded in producing such
goods as have given universal satisfaction.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to giye,them
a call. QUARLES Il BROOkE.
No. 81 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
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BARGAINS! BARGAfNS!!
AT THE NEW STAPLE AND FANCY
asEgW GOOD STORE.

GEORGE w. SMITH having recently ar
W rived Gom Philadelphia. invites the inhabi-
tants of Stanton and the surrounding country, to
favor him with call. Cheap Mouslin Delan S,
at 10 and upwards; handsome Berage de Lanes,
al lSS cents; Painted Lawns, at l2s handsome
French Printed Muslins, from IS to 81 cents
Furnature Prints, at g. to l2a; with large W.
riety of DRESS GOODS AND SILKS for la
dies ware. Gentlemen and bovs' ware in va
riety. Blue twled DENNIS at l2a cents, in cor =
nection with which will be kept a good assert
merit of Bonnets and Millinery Goods and Man
tillas. The store is located in Main Street, one
door; below the Union Hail. and Under the Vindi-
Gator Printing Office, Stanton. Virginia.
GEORGE W. SMITH.
Staunton, April 8, 1853.
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7TeV Books,

EEISTORY Of the Tsrae,tish Nation, By A.
Z Alexander, d. d.. Memoirs of Robert and
James a. lIaldane; Lectures on the Pilgrim IS
Progress, by Choever; Course Of Faith, by j. A.
James Memoir of Mary LuRdie Duncan; The
Lighted Valley; Gray's Poems; Raxter's Call;
James's Anxious Inquirer; Alexander's Eviden-
ces Of Christianity Davies Sermons; Macaulay's
Speeches Roland Trevor or The Pilot Of HUI
man Life Tales Of the Southern Border Le'-
lures on the Philosophy of Arithmetic, by Uriah
Parke Lowrie's Letters to Sabbath School Chill
dren; Anecdotes on the Shorter Catechism The
WAFERLEY NOVELS, complete in II vol
umes, in muslin and leather bindings; Beatrice,
or The Unknown Relatives, by Catharine Sin
clair, just received and for sale by
R0B'T. COWAN.
Staunton. April 6. 1853.
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CIRCUS AND MANAGERIE !!
81. RE. TURNER & Co.,

WOULD respectfully announce that they vii
w exhibit their CIRCUS AND .NEYE4
GERIE COMBINED, in STAUNTON, Oh
Saturday The 18Th instant.
o. Doors open at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, and II
the Evening. Performances to commence at 2.
and =.
&C. Admittanco to the whole so cents Chill
dren and Servants half price.
APRIL I3. lS53.-lt
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RIcHMoNB MARKET.

Corrected tpcekly from The Times
BACON, Smithfeld cured 9 q 10, Baltimore a
BurTER, per pound frkiu 10 "a, fresh roll % 90
OoFFEE-Old Java IL IL, Green I.aglayra 8 10
Rio a 10, Manila IL II, Cape S a9
CLovERsEED-S7 50a775
FLOUR, City Mills 90, Country 4 rs 5 90
GRAIN Wheat, white s he q l5red 81 a 10, Corn
62 81, Oats 80 a ~, Rye 70 90
GuANo-Peruvian, per ton, Al So Patagonian 30 Sc
PLASTER, lump per ton, 25
SUGARs-Ncw Orleans 6, Porto Rico q 6, st Croil
ia IT, Refined Loaf 90, Crushed 80
SALT American, per Sack Sal 50, Liverpool 50al Ct
TEAs-lmperal & Gunpowdsr 55 a %, Il lack 25al Ct
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

From its having almost always baffled the most
skiliul medical treatment, it has very Justly been
termed the "Opprobri,nn Of Physicians - and
until within a few years, been generally consld-
cred jac'TaLle. although many medical men OF the
highest standing, among whom we may mention
LGehaas aud his friend BayIe-both distinguished
authors, admit that this much dreaded disease may
be cared, ecea IN its 0drnced stages, ishea The
lungs are not completely }isorgoai-ed. The rem
edy which we now offer, WisrAa's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, for the cure of this disease, not
only emanates from regular Physician, but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for
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NAzs6sEEEs.

In Farrisorburg, on Tuesday, the 5t inst, by the
land, TO Miss May so EPHlsE kYLg,ot Rockingham.
On the 3lst ut, BY the Rev. John E. Massey Mr..
LAFAysrrE l.. KlRry, to Miss Lucy A., daughter OF
Mr.. VIM Earhon, all OF Rockingham
In Bridgcwafer, the 24th uit, by the Rev p.
Shickel, Mr.. WILLIAM SIsLER, Of Augusta, TO Miss
JANE X. GwAl, Teacher Of the Female School.
On Tuesday the 5rh inst, By the Rev A. A. Eskridge,
Mr.. ASDRew w. mcCLuaE, to Hiss Mary BUM
GARDNER. both Of this county.
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BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED.

Boston, Aug 10, 1915.
Mr.. S. w. EowLE-Dear Sir Having been
troubled for a considerable time with bad cough
and bronchial affection, ! was induced to try i
bottle of DR.. WIsTAR BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY, which am happy to say entirely removed
the difficulty. | deem it bat Justice TO say this
much for the benefit of thoSe.who may be similar
ly afflicted. GEORGE II. DAVIS,
Firm of Hallett & Davis,
Piauo Forte Manufacturers, Boston.
| hereby certify that am personally acquaint-
ed with Geo. II. Davis. and have the fullest con-
fdence in the above statement.
Fl. G. BARRUS,
Formerly Practising Physician.
Boston, Aug, Is, lS4S.
?. S.-Such testimony can be relied upon
Be careful of the article you buy. 1t must have
the signature Of |. Burrs on the wrapper to be
genuine.
For sale by 7. P EsKRIpcE, Druggist, Staun
ton +. Pence, Harrisonburg;J J. NJ. Wilson. Lex
ington; Gaynor s. Wood, Richmond, and By Drug
gists everywhere.
April 10, 1853,
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, ,lIE.Wl y ].
Silver Ware, and Speot aoles.

ENHH subscribers have on hand, and are receiv-
T. ing weekly, splendid assortments Of goods, to
which they invite thn:attsntiop Of all In want
Their assortment consists in part Of .
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER SPOONS, COB
LET'S, CUPS, TEA PoTSS PITCHERS PLA.
TED ALBATA SPOONS AND FORKS,
FIVE AND CHEAP -CAsToRs,
GOLD PENS,
Among which arc the Celebrated "RAPP'S
PATENT GOLD PEN" superior 10 any other
pen ever made;
GOLD AND SILVER SpEcTAcLEs; 1
GOLD PENCILS;
Also DENTISTS FILES;
Watchmakers' Tools and Materials, &e.
GENNET g. JAMES, >.
Eagle Square, Richmond, Nirginia.
March 9; ls53:--3m. 49,
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS


As DLNNG IL W. ;O531A&PNs. &c
WHOLESALE DRUGGI&TS,
No. l25, Main Street, Richmond, Va,
DEG leave to- call the attention of Country Esf
ID chants and,dealers generally, to their ~
heavy stock of DRGes, M EDlcIxEs, PAIsfs, orb
Dye Stufs. Window. CLASSY Putty, Fancy Goods,
and Perfumery, which they are confident they
can, and will sell as low, aftahin some cases
lowsett san the same can be borghf iaNew York.
Outobject is to sell to cash CUSTOMERS, bfihos
who pay promptly on the usual credit Any suck
wanting articles inoaE line, would do well toer>>
anime our stock and Witbs; assuring them that we
can at least save :iren the expense Of freghts and
commissions. "a. -.
Many Of our goods were laid IN befspe the late
advances, and will be sold at such rates a. rnsst
insure sales. ~. var "''d 3,
'Phe quality Of all articles warranted. ANY
proving different from what they are represented
can bereturned at our expense. 'ri'n g - :
We think it needless to enumerate whist we
have on hand Seficsit to say our stock has been
selected with special lehrence to the virginis,
and North Carolina trade, asiH willsbe found to
comprise any and every article ''ussally sold 10
Drug establishments. 2 w..
We are the sole wholesale Agents for the very.
popular Blood PurifeIs Cmter's Spanish MIXTURE,
and many other popular family medicines, at the
prop!ietors lowest rates. \
H., BENNETT s. BEERS.
Richmond, March %, 1853.
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SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT.

TgY the authority of Isaac Paul Twill offer at
RS ptblic sale. in front of the Post Office, on
Mon 81 the End day Of May rioat at 10 O'Clock,
d LOT belonging TO Isaac Paul, lying West
Of George Wi."Fuller's residence, and adjacent
to the lots of David Fultz and Hugh w. Shelf
fey, Es4'rs., cd i =
The lot contains about thfee- quarters of an Acre;
and is Bounded on the South by the Street leading
from Perrin & Ridgway's Store West by Lewis
Street, North by David Fult2'sSlot ana East by
the centre of the Creek, whieh separates it from
INV. Shetfey'S lot:
Terms Of Saic-Sl00 in cash. and the residue
in IL mouths, with interest from the day Of sale.
ALEX. II. II. STUART.
April 10, l953.-tds.
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For The Spectator

.Nessrs Editors The Convention to nominate
candidates for the county will soon meet, and we
would present to the consideration Of that body
the name of Col VIM. p Pate, as one whose
nomination would be popular, and whose liberal
education, practical sense ana business habits wei
qaalfy him to represent us in the next l;eg!sla
ture. MANY WINGS.
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EDEEEs.


In Rockbrilgc on the Srd of April, Mrs Susan
porrER wife Of Mr. David Potter in The 62nd wear n,
her age
S.arIt 800 St,Ss Cr,,ara- S Sn' ias', o,
Sua, r. al I'o,;sa R,,,so ,and . 80 N"'e '0i VI
"'" ~,
la Nelson county on Wednesday last, Mrs Margaret
Hs; VIZ - pS H., To ST. o,q anu eausntsr o.
i''''' i''i, - wv -,'' car u "'f aye.
81 AT he"lS'on' tee rSslufnVe ~ her husband on the
sneAahdo2h RIVER IN koc&nsnam county on Wednes-
49, '@''' -A' 'YPs0'l o. Gen . H.
s,po.,,..,.- ,,.., s....
AZ koekbrdse Alum spring Of Pneumonia, on Satur-
was cxfcn~;yci, tnorn NJ tho H. ~ r.
dale Hotel and The Bath Alum Springs md ,or, rccnilx
as tee active partner in the Rockbridgc um Springs
4 4 ~ II. .