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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-21

VIRGINIA At Rules bel in the Clerk.
v Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta coun.
ty. November the 9TH. 1853.
Robert P. Brown,--Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Daniel Collins. Thomas S. Baskins, John Bran
deburg. The President and Directors of the Vir-
ginia Central Railroad Company. The Board
of Public Works. Samuel B. Brown Peter
Orchard. James s. Bush and John II. McCu
Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The object of this suit (among other things) is
to attach in the hands of the Defendants John
Brandeburg, The President and Directors of the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, The Board
of Public Works. Samuel B. Brown. Peter Crick-
ard, and John II. McCue, any goods, chattels or
chooses in action, stocks or other property belong
ing to the Defendants Collins s Baskins, and 10
prevent the said Collins & Baskins from parting
with or disposing of any goods, chates, chooses in
action. stocks or other property belonging 10 them,
until the further order of the Court.
The Defendant Daniel Collins, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security, accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that lie is notan iuhabant of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this notice, and do what is necessary 10 protect
his interest. and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed IN Stann-
ton for four wseks successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse. tt
A Copy-Teste.
NICHsS G. KINNEY, elk.
December =, iS53-4w
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Christians Presents.

TUS L received in addition to my former stock,
- Watches, LocSets, Breast Pins, Far Drups,
Fin ger Rings. Coral Charms. Bracelets, Gold
peus and PeacilS, Crosses. Silver Ware, aud ey-
cry either article to be found in fine Jewelry
Sire. Call in aud getsomething nice lor Christ
mas Presents. GEO. b. WRIGHT.
StapntOn. Dec. p 1853
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

L n consequence of the high price OF Provisions
and Produce of all kinds, we are compelled to
raise our present faies to the following prices, ic
commence on the LIST of January, 1864;
Board per day. 81 so
Meal and Horse feed, 622
Hurse per day, 90
Horse per month, $1,000
MoCLUNG s PEYTON. Virgin ia Hotel.
J. n. WOODWARD. Woodward House.
WIN. III. CARRIER s, Co.. BELL Tavern"
Stauhton, Dec. II, l953.--tlstJ.
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NOTICE,

NNHERE is residing somewhere in the county
l. Of Monroe, near the Sweet Springs. man by
the name Of ALEXANDER CAMP
BELL, an Irish dlcher, who holds an obliga-
ton of WIN. Allen for The sum of $3.50, the price
Of ditch cut by him in the year lS47. through a
Tracl Of Land of said Allen, lying on James Riv-
er. in The county Of Bo,elourt.
Said Campbell has an interest in a fund set a
part in the hands Of the undersigned Commission
ers. by contract between The children Of said VIM
Allen, which he is hereby called upon and requir-
ed to assert before VIM. b. Kayset, one Of the
commissioners, at his office in the Town Of Staun-
ton, within sixty days from the date of this notice,
otherwise the same will be Head in bar to any
claim he may hereafter set up 10 said fund
WIN. p. TATE,
WM. b. KAfSER,
Stanton. Dec 7, lS53.-4t, Comm'rs.
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varuABLE TAVERN PROPERTY,


I'm THE TOWN OF HARRI>ONBURG,
Il At Public .auttion.-On the first day OF Feb
ruary. 1854, | will offer at public auction, that
well known and valuable TAvERN STAND in the
town of Harrsnnburg. known as the old -.
WASHINGTON TAVERN. Ix.MS
This is the best stand and the best open s.s.gA.
ing for good Hotel in the Valley DIVA. Gs.E-ssss
The present building with some repairs, would an
swer very well for Tavern. having been used
for that purpose for many years, (by McMahon
and others,) always commanded good custom,
aud always will from its advantageous location,
Sc, being situated in the most public part OF the
Town, fronting the Public Square 50 feet, and
Main Street $50 feet. This is the most eligible
site for the erection Of large first class HOI Ell
in the Valley. There is lot adjacent belonging
to the property. sufficient for Stabng.
If the above property is not sold as whole, 1t
will be offered on the same day in lots fronting
the Square and Main Street. These will make
most desirable lots for Store houses. offices, shops,
or for public buildings of any description. and will
be worthy the attention of persons wanting good
location for business.
TERMS-One, third on the day of sale or
within sixty days thereafter. with interest from
tie; the balance in two equal annual payments
with good security. b. +. WALKER.
December II ISJ3.-dS.
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY, frum the subscriber on Sunday
M morning the 4th inst, a negro named Ia
LICK; he is about 20 or q years of age, not
very dark. about six feet high. When he left he
had ON suit Of black broad cloth, had silver
watch in his pocket, with seals, sc. attached
thereto. aud probably had fur or five hundred
dollars about him. will pay the above reward
$50 to any person who will deliver him to me, or
secure him So that can get him again.
TI1OS. CARTMILL.
D,,.l... Doo A.
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SALE OF TEN VALUABLE SLAVES

StauntOn, December 31st, 1853.
r WILL, as adm'or Of Capt Isaac Gray, decd,
4 and by consent of the distributes, sell the
SLAVES of the estate at public auction. There
are among the number most valuable farm hands,
and likely boys and girls.
Terms CASH but purchasers for their own use
may have ninety days credit for negotiable nutes
we'll endorsed and bearing interest.
JAMES G. w. YOU'LL, Admir-.
December Ia, lS53.-tds.
The Farm of Capt. Isaac Gray, decd.
VNIiIS valuable Tract of Land, situate within
Il one nile of Churchville, and containing a.
bout $50 ACRES, will. by arrangement a.
mong the heirs, be offered for sale al auction, on
the premises. on
Thursday the 10th january, 1854.
This tract is well rendered, well watered, well
enclosed and in good condition.. The improve
ments are good consisting Of large e.
and convenient Brick House %!.n$
and Kitchen, good BARN, a ijiG
Negro houses. and all out houses in $3.50
good repair. The neghborhood is thIckly settled,
and has every advantage Of churches, schools,
mills. reads, sc.
have no hesitation in commenting this prop
erty TO all persons desiring to purchase, as pre-
senting unusual advantages.
TERMS.-One-thi third in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments. A deed will be
made upon receipt Of the hand payment, and a
deed oftrus taken to securet the deferred payments.
Possession given on sale.
JAMES G. w. YOU'LL, for
himself and the other heirs.
Dacamhor IA 1S5S-tds .s--
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rfNflE undersigned has commenced the SADDLE,
Il Harness AND TRUNK making bust fStN
ness in Staunton. on the corner between s-SsS
the Virginia Hotel and Bell Tavern in the house
known as the Mosby property. where heis prepar
ed to furnish everything in his line at the shortest
notice. From his long experience in the business.
and being practical workman himself, he feels
assured that he can render-full satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage ;all work
warranted, as he keeps now but hsown manufac-
ture On hand. GEO. Nj. GILBERT.
Staunion Dec 81 1853
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Why do V3a Hunger q?

NOV is the Winter Of our discomfort made glo-
~ rous Summer. by the arrival OF those nice
PIE FRUITS. such as Fresh Gloseberries, Cher
ries, Peaches. Rhu5arb aud that fresh lot OF Green
Peas. Currants. Tumlioes, aud Asparagus, her
medically sealed and as fresh rs in Summer time
at CUSHING y cos.
Staunton, Dec. 81, 1853.
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BROWN & SHOOK,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants
RICHMOND, VA. - ~.

Cuuit4&SS1uu u VI W al uiH6 An01 CAoAso
RICHMOND, VA. - ~..
'IHE undersigned have formed Co-Partner
ship for the transaction of
COMMisSION d F0RWARDING BUSINESS,
and hope by attention and promptness to merit q
share of the VALLEY PATRONAGE.
We promise puactual returns in all cases, ana
particular attention paid to the Sales Of
FLOUR, GRAIN, BUTTER, 80.
We will also attend to filling up orders from oul
customers. Our house is situated near the Cen.
TRIAL DEPoT, and is new, spacious and commodi-
OTIS
The returns Of all Sales will be met by Mr.
BRowN. in Augusta, when desired.
0o- No Drayage ,ciH be charged on consign-
ments sent to us for sale.
S. B BROWN, of Augusta.
j. II. SHOOK, of Richmond.
References.
Mai. Jas. Walker. Hon. A. Fl. II. Stuart. ia
cob Baylor. Thos. Walker, B. Davis, Ro. Guy
Peter Hanger, Augusta.
JAS Caskie, ESD, Caske, Reeve 4 Co.. ia
cob Shook, Esq, c. Warwick, Esq. R. B. Hax-
ALL Esq. Shields s. Somervlle, Kent, Paine s;
Kent, Edmond, Davenport s. Co., Lewis Webb
s. Son. Richmond.
Richmond, Nov. 2, 1S53.-6m.
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1876 ia Acres,

of which 100 acres are cleared, including S acres
of first-rate meadow, well set in timothy-the bal
ance is well timbered. 1t is well watered. and
has on it a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
and all necessary out houses, including Barn, Sta
BILE. Smoke House. sc. 1t lies convenient and
safe distance from the Railroad, and is easy of &C.
cess. there being good Road running by it. On
it is one of the largest and finest PEACH OR
CHARDS to be found in Virginia. There is al
90 6rst-rate Apple Orchard of excellent fruit.
1t is deemed useless to describe this far 4 more
infinitely, as persons DESTROYS of purchasing will
call and examine for themselves. Further infor
nation as TO terms &c., can be had by application
to the subscriber. CYRUS HOLT.
Dec Z, IS52,-3mo.
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Central Bank of Virginia.

vTNIE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of
IL the above named Bank will be held at the
Banking House in StauntOn. on Tuesday the 10th
January. 1854, at which time there will be an
lection of Nine Directors to serve for the ensuing
year y
Stannton. Dec. q. lS5S.-tdm.
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New Books.

MRS. IIEMANS' Works. beautiful .,ool IN
~" antique binding; The Law and testimony
by the author of the Wide Wid;e World; Flash
Times of Mississippi and '',labama: Sir Jonah
Barrngtons Sketches, Little Ferns. by the au-
thor Of Fern Lea res; The Self explanatory BIZ
bic. For sal, ny s.H. COLEMAN,
otaun.un. Dee, II, 1853.
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TEE CRYSTAL PALACE.

1T is SAID, WILL BE OPEN ALL WINTER.
WHEELER s LEOPOLD'S CLOTHING
w ESTABLISHMENT is always open land
they have Just received their second
STOCK OF WINTER CLOTYIING.
Their Clothing will bear comparison with any
offered in our iowa; and as regards the price we
feel sure that the must economical will be satisfied
Bargains may be had in any kind Of Clmhing.-
Their ore on Main Street, three doors from the
new Post Office. Give them a call.
Staunton. Dec Il 1853
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN5S Pull 7sONIC WATERS

bt Z tAN'S FGHI 7aONTJ w AFERS
are unlailing in the cure Of CoUGHs, CoLDs,
ASTHMA. BRoNcHIr1s, SORE THROAT. IToARs-
NESS, DiFFIcULT BREATHING, lNcIpIENT Con-
SUMPTION, AND DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. They
have no taste of medicine, and any child will take
them. Thousands have been restored to health
that had beiore despared. Testimony given in
hundreds of cases. single dose relieves in TEN
MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pumonic Waters origi-
nal and only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spu-
rious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty five
cents a box. Sold by dealers generally. j..
BRYAN s CO., Rochester, n. Y, Proprietors.
Whilesale by j. B, Wood, Richmond; T. II.
Robertson s. Co., Petersburg; d. R. lyman,
Lynchburs; and J. II. Paterson & Co., Wheel
ing
Octo or IL, lS53-3mif
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DIED.

In this place at the residence other son-n-law, Capt
John H. Asst on the 18TH Mrs. Lucy MAuPiS, upwards
off years OF age.
On Messy Creek, Tuesday 18th inst, BRIscoc, son
of Mr.. Sylvester huffman, aged years.
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EDWARD DO0LEY,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
TAUNTON, VA.

DErURNS his thanks to his friends for tho
IL liberal patronage heretofore extended to him,
and would ask a continuance of the same. He is
in receipt of the fashions from New York month";
ly, and can assure those who may patronize him,
that his work shall be done in the best manner
and on favorable terms.
'Siaunton. Nov 80. ls53-t.
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HuRD,s GOLDEN GLOSS

L'0R THE IfAfR.-Among the many preparations q,
J. the growth ofthe HAIR, this GOLDEN GLOSS
so universally used and preferred to all hers Isl Re-
eiusc it has proved the most efec.ua Badness "a
Because it mpars beautf dark loss and DELIGHTFUL
,rfume to the Hair. 3D. Beca the Ladies' in fns
discrimination, which they all osses, have adopted n
Many other reason; cculi be given by it is orc AZ "a
vorite, but those who ant Lave oaly 10 give il
trial. Price 25cts. in large bottles. For sa BIZ Drur-
g.ss AID Siorekeepers everywhere.
W. c. HURD, PRoenIEroR, 8 4 Broadway. N. Z.
LARGE DISCOUNT TO MERCHANTS
New York, Nov. I6, l9s3--6nif 81.
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A New Arrival of Clothing.

WE have just received another large 1t of
w Negro Clothing, which will be sold at E.
duced prices, Also a large assortment OF Gen
item rs Cl1thing, 0verc)ats. Sc, Sc, for sale
cheaper than ever at the Clothing house OF
GOODMAN & CO.
Stauatoa. Dec. 81, 1853.
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SALE Of LAND AND NEGROES


PURSUANT 10 decree of the Cifcuit Codfs
l. OF Augusta, entered at the November term,
1853. in the case Of Bells Admir- rs. Bells heist,
we will ~
On Thursday the 2oth pf December neIf,
proceed to sell, on the premises, A TRACT OF
EAND Of about
286 Acres,
being TIM lanti mentioned in said decree, and tbs
same on which the late Francis Bell resided
Ths tract Ties on The Central Railroad at the en-.
trance u Bui',lJ Gap,-a point where prin
cipal depot of the road will be established. -
The Improvements are Log Dwell.
ling House, BARN and Out-honses liii
The soil is good.a fair proportion is clear
ed. and the farm is considered very valuable.
Al the same time, by the same authority we
will sell
fufRTEES VALUABLE SLAVES,
Men, Women, and Children, belonging to the es-
tate of The said Francis Bell. decd.
The land will he suld on a credit Of six, twelve.
and eighteen months; the Slaves on a credit Of
twelve Months, but cash will be required suffi-
cient 10 meet the expenses Of the sale. Bond and
security will be required of the purchasers, and
the title deed To- tic land will be retained rs ulu-
mate seciifify.
DAVID FUI,TZ. ! c.u,
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN o0" ID
November 80. 1853. lids.
no Vndicator copy.
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Notice.

SEALED proposals will be received by the I'M
~ dersigned until 10 O'Clock, A, NJ, on Thurs
day the 18th day of this month, for supplying the
Western Lunatic Asylum with Fresh .aIeats, for
the year ending 9lst of December, 1854. Spe
ciications can be seen at the Asylum on or after
the 2lst inst, on application TO the Superintendent
MICH. &. KlNNEY.)
JAS. II. SKINNER, Exec. Comm.
WIN. IL. HARTMAN, )
StaUDtOD Doc ~ lSS2
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E1IRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the ircuit Court for Augusta coun-
ty. December the 5ih, 1853,
Jefferson Kinney Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Gregory. Benjamin Gregory, Philip Gregg
ry, Peter Swink and Betsey his wife, Robert
Palmer and Mary his wife, - Kesterson
and Nancy his wife, and Sarah Bridget, widow
OF - Bridget. dec .,-Delendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to procure decree to
enforce sale under deed of trust bearing date
the 2nd day oc March. 1889, executed by Jacob
Gregory To Chesley Kinney. Trustee.
The Defendants John Gregory. Benjamin Greg
Dry, Robert Palmer and Mary his wife. and -
Keserson and Nancy his wife, not having enter
I'd their appearance and given security. according
to the act Of Assembly and the Rules OF this Court
md it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: Ii is
ordered, that The said Defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this no.
ice, and do what is necessary to protect their in
tereSts and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in Stanton,
for four weeks successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste.
NlCH'S c. KINNEY, elk.
Decnnlnr Ia 1914 -1w
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

THE undersigned has just received the mos
extensive assortment OF gift-books ever bro'
to this market. For their beauty and worth they
stand unrivalled. They comprise in part the fol
lnwing>
The Poetry Of the Year, Turkey MOROCCO East
mans Aboriginal Portfolio; Lyrics ofthe Heart
The Bow in the Clouds; The White Veil
Scotia's Bards; The House Annual Hyacinth
Laurel Leaves; The Rose of Sharon; The
Thosght Blossoms; Book Of Parlour Games
The Gem of the Season. Friendships Otler
ing; The Keepsake; Gem Annual Leaflets Of
Memory Snow Flake; The Floral Keepsake
ANS not Geld thai Gltters: Watching Spirits
The Amaraulh; The Rose Christmas Box
Boys Book of Adventures; Happy days OF
Childhood Australian Crusoes.
Besides variety Of new and interesting works
comprising
Homes ofthe New World. by Miss Bremen; Black
water Chronicle The Old Doctor; Life, Eu!o.
gy and Orations Of Webster; McCennel's Yves
tern Characters; Merkland or Selfsacrfce
Helen Mus4rave ur Jesuit EXecutprship; Busy
Moments OF an Idle Woman Lady Lees Wild
owhood Countess Of Aruheim; Monks Re-
venge; Iron Rule.
He will also receive in few days, nice lot o
Writing Desks and Work Boxes. Please call
and examine. =. II. COLEMAN.
Staunton, Dee IA 1853
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WHY Need YOU Freeze E

STElNER s, BRO would iutorm their Gus
~ toners that they are in receipt of another sup
ply of thlSe fine Oyefcoats, Frock, Sack and
Dress Goats. Also large supply Of Negro Cloth
ing which must and will be sOld.
Stanton. Dec 81, 1853.
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FARM FOR SALE.

WISH to sell privately, the farm on which |
L now reside, being the same formerly owned by
Emanuel Swick, and adjoining the lands of
Col. JAS Crawford, A. d. Wren, John Lohr,
Capt H. Peck, and others, and about IL miles
distant from Stanton This Farm contains
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Land Warrant lost.

I HEREBY give notice that shall apply at
the Pension Office of the United States for a
duplicate of Land Warrant No. 81 for Forty A.
cres of land, issued under the Act Of Congress of
Sept. %. 1880. to me. private in Captain Alex.
r. Ovens Company Va Militia in the war of
1872, said Warrant having failed to reach me, al-
ter ii was issued from the Pension Office.
Dec. IA, l853-6ts. JOHN BLAKELY.
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THE MARKET PRICES.
srAUNToN ,wiCEs >GR Mt.


Corrected JTeekiy tor he Spectator By Harper y B'e
Fiona Su,in.. IS rs BAcoS, Hog Round, l0c
wIsAr, per bashcl 81 BurrEs, Fresh, loo
Rvs, mr. bl,h,l, 63s CoRN, per buShel, SOC
oars, per bushel, $50 Wool, per pound, 3oc
RICHMOND MARKErS--Wholesale Prices,
Reported for the Spectator by john " dordo" q SoT
BAcoS-The article has declined Wequote Sides a
7la Sc; Shoulders g. 7c.
BrrrEa-ls in demand at 20 25c for Prime Noun
tain 10 lSc; common qualities dull at l2a IA
BEEswAX-Sacs 25s a26c.
CoFEEE-Rio aad Laguayra IL ial2. C Java Is a l4c
FEATHERs-In demand at soc.
SEgDs-Clover 81 Il +; Timothy 49, a $4; Herd
Grass s l2i s %; Faxsced 81 l25.
FLoUR--Vcry dull; Country Superine held at So
GRAIN-Prime red and white wheat 81 .45 s ;
so; Inferior for shipping s Sl,l5; Corn % 65c
Rye SOC; Oats 40 AZ
GUANo-Salcs $40.
PLAsrER-Lump, SIS 25 S. so.
SAtr-Sl 80 50 for Liverpool salt.
SUGARs-0rlcans 81 &c &c for strictly prime Gu
bs &c; Coffee Sugars J a Sc; Crushed and Pow
dered 9! /; Loaf Toe.
wooL-33 SIC for washed SO 3jc; unwashed.
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by Michael Snyder, in Augusta
Il county. on the 18th day Of November. S53,
sE'EER Of red and white color. right car
cropped. supposed 10 be two years Old next Spring.
Appraised Ia SIT. Exrsct-Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, c. A.c.
December 7. 1854
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NEGRO CLOTHING.

4 LARGE quantity Of coarse Negro Clothing
IN just reoeived. and TO be sold low. witha gen
eral assortment Of other very desirable articles of
Clothing, at the Clothing house of
JACOB POLLrFZ. Corncr.Va. Hotel.
Staunton. Dee IL. 1858.
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Strayed or Driven AWAY

sfROM my residence On Shaw's Fork, on tie
9th of June last, large White Cow,
marked with crop off both ears and underkeel n
the right, the points OF her horns sawed of, the
two front tea,s grown together. She was heavy
with calf when missing will give liberal re
ward for the cow or any information So that get
her again. GEORGE McDORMAN.
Head Waters, Highland CO.,
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TO CAPITALISTS.
~eISS
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,
r1T Sr a TYMEr0Nr

AM authorized to sell. on very accommodating
terms, the valuable property in the town Of
Stanton, owned by Henry w. Moncure, ESQ.,.
II consists of TWO LARGE LOTS, known a.
the Matthews lot and the Hill lot, and Of the
property known by the name of the
FACKfER MILL PROPERTY.
Each Of the first two lots may be divided so as TO
afford most desirable sites for building, being in
the central part Of the town. The value of tho
Mill Property cannot be too highly estimated--it
occupies oae entire square. The water is sufi-
cent to operate two Mills. there being fall Of
forty-eight feet and the stream of water being un
failing and uniform 1t lies within shert dis
lance of the Railroad Depot For Cotton, Vol
en- Or Iron Mandatory, or for Flour Mill and
Grisi Mill, the site cannot be surpassed. Such
credit will be given on the Mill property that
man of enterprise can realize the payments ont If
the pfJfts Of the Mile. Address,
HUGH w. SHEFFY,
Agent for H. w. Moncura.
Stanton, NOV. 80, lS53.-6t.
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LIFE INSURANCE,

ILL IL l1NOO ltA1NOds
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
OFFICE at the Book Store of KNOWLES g.
" WALFORD, corner Of Main and | lth streets,
Richmond, Va.
B. w. KNOWLES. Agent.
After paying all losses and expenses. the receipts
Of this Company on the LIST July. 1883. a-
mounted to $2,036,e77 80
Paid in dividends to the insured, 360,92l 40
Leaving a net capital Of $l,675,955 SO
Showing business unprecedented Life Insu-
rance.
The annual dividends average over one-third
the premium paid, thus making the actual cost
very low.
A few dollars paid annually secures hundreds
or thousands to the policy holder.
Richmond, Nov. 30, lS53.-Sm.