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VERMONT ELECTION

BOSTON, Sept S-The Atlas has received returns from l0l
towns OF Vermont, which Fairbanks fwhie) IA 4lO;
Robinson, ltemocratl 2230 and Branerd Is 81 $50
Senate probably whs. To the House 81 wings So demo
Gratis aud IL free sellers have been far chosen.
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n,ts. SARAH A. PATTERSON,

SahDA Judgment Ia been entered The G!fcnu -
Va p'rir Count q" Law aud Chanccsy The County OF PcShi
~ h. su!"i Jnc Patterson, called admins "a
tn a.! ~ u who The tfHehi ~ u
Patterson Sh-rn "f Buckingham SUCH aGinnsHa
tot a" the said VIM y Patterson decd Sont seq
rity upon ''Dhd, Nh, thirteen hunr! h's f"iat
interest nom the hrst day OF November, 1910 subject :"
unl ed dollar tl 800
day 81 NovemDcr .lsiD. which jchaieS sc "
aery b. giving TIC r deliver: "3hd, "h
the 'lsi hay Of ny, lS+3, when bond "as pf
ed aud On Which judgment obtained rhIr judgment "H
charged by the the Sher Of Hanover
.il which ISSUED
the Ofr o.; the County PnwhStan bearing date the -
o hereby given ih' the III
OF the superior Court OF Law for tho CrIt
OF the Count wherein the said judgment so e.
i.ed M shall the said C0ur for lulgn against ynu
which has paid by aloe,ar wit ins
thereon the pad. Yours respectfully.
.na .nl-csis GEORGE IIARDlSG
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MAR RIED
ED.

on Tur.day morning the oh n,t AT ST Psus Church
MA nr Iones STEWART C. THORNTON, Esq Of Fan
~ G,e "a MRS MARGARETC e. GlASCOCK, OF this cry
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Our distinguished countfyman Lieut. Alauri oil WASH
neton recently arrived in Europe, Is attracting 10 large
and etinp degree The public attention in Europe ne
on journals have afed!s appzei you OF his feceplfh
in EEsa6i This mornings lonHc.- contains on Is hrs
n,or complimentary notice The edition t'he Nun
III bir Directions for Sailors; and notice that cop.
of the very valuable work Is Deposited oi Inc puzzle
offices IN the NaTenncs for The convenience 6 all wan
ay he disposed examine Litutsnsnt Many arrived
Yesterday morning al Brussels The newspaper nnce an
oouncng the fact adds This distinguished cfcer has
come IL, m, Brussels delegates from The European ma
yIes assembled for the adoption uniform mode oil me
.ororjca and nautical observations The Congress VIII De
opened The 23i OF this month al II NJ, 10 one OF he
rnoms Of the Hotel The mister Of the Interior, which
ha unctionary has been pleased iesgnae for mis- pnr
pose Ia Lieut. Marry"
p,r;s rrkspondenc. ~ Y Courier and Inquirer.
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PROGRESS OF THE YELLOW FEVER.

New OaLRASs Sept. THE yellow fever IS Rapidly aba
ting The hole number Of nermens up 10 o'clock this
ming from all diseases, only SO.
hlosGIr, Sept. 5.-The fever shows abatement in lis
violence InIemenIs oday as including % from yeiio"
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MARRIAGE 0s GOTTscUALk

!nnapElPHiA Sent 9 Il ID stated mai Jung '.>'-
.nlg rnc eminent pianist will marry rhairPh'"
hril,-s worth $500 COO.
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n I1T nc I t...un vail be presented 10 'he neH
remly OF Virginia, INCORPORATE Gorp n.s and c2-s
road from the Gu, Of Richmond TO tie eoocosh' ''ne
Henrico, August /, lsJ3-cp
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THE CROPS IN NE~ HAMPSHlRE.-Ihe Exeter
News Letter says OF the crops New Hampshire 'na'
Indian will be the largest crop ever harvested ~ Inc
State Wheat and oats good they ever nave oeen
and probably larger quantity Of these grains is raised 10
the STATE year than there has been in any former year
Potatoes are suffering from tie rot and 10 lie vicinity oil
Exeter al least the has is believed committed more
800 Ii an In any former
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-.
rsIl,on Wo1ison AID William Wo6ion executors .! Lhl'
Wood o. ed; and their rish., German BookI,
Ann WIFE William Miller anh Lucy h ste Henry " VI
Ter Charlss +. A'I'cr Thomas Miller, william MiIsI,a
Heath Jones M'irrj Dejch1tH,, ,r.
On OF the faial ohn II W21jton, ana iapptt
mat have apsci from quaIhca Ion " 49,
ereruo VIM WoodaoH this the Court j0t order ~
creditor. Of Cnar!e. WoodsoE drc do appear here Oh ne
ant sfoa against ihe payment anu
foriina the Charles Wo0Json. zee d. e
plain II entitled under his will that copy Of
shed RI-hnfnI
ani be Uod the door II the t.our: House Of ma f'"' ~
day 81 Two successive Terms NJ he C0JGr '""''
county 4 Copy-Tes,e. ,,,,,,eO,,
n
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

LATER FROM MEXICO.
NV ORLEANS, Sept Later sdVlees rom Ill., -
state hat several States greatly dlsahecteu
Santa Anna, and had pronounced against MS e3ac'on'
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/. !. wourSOh

sfE TT KNOWN al whom n,sI 'a3'''! ',.' a..
ID ,!rraI-nri tt.vGg =, tt- GR'aUi' " ~ .l5l.
> h. tinl- APPLY die Comm -'' 10
iu ii'ar y" it1 70 Tor ~ ~ 81
10th day october, 1872 seTvres iehGttu % CaYi
1872 which transmitted 10 hil " man M li:.
iE,, virginia amt from casualty iaf' 10 rea''
amt was not received him. and ~ consrqnci,
;rl--C~tw' 'hhi.n VI 49, ~
ayIRcISta-A, Ku.e held the Cess's once ~ =" ,,
800 to,,, al the county !,enfico 5h day 81 eei
1853. ,,n : o4 or.s Aie1,nt.
Thomas TInslry, sndroah OF u" hsf"s" '" pun,
An rn,l lis and taherin. A5einrGy
ayalist peits
at.S.,IrT Alernstiy, et ale, ,,I,a The al e
In ohlrc, 81 this obtain decree 10 II
MARCEL Of land county 81 iehric' Tor
..at. OF Abernc,hy. deceased, IN The e' ,terne'
rurn sc OF satisfying certain creditors OF The saia a.
and ,thavi, havire made an" lied va . ~
bo,. nsnedi. non r. OF tl- Comnon~ et' ~, st
lie notified appear the Soy.nLrr -
DO what is sssy protect his in'efss IN r
Copy-T-ste. 90 W. 49,
G-cW3w A
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burg Express copy weeks aud seed biIl {" tins
: z -: =: .asl

NEGRO NAMED DANf.a stout, very black man. about g
"A .ss, feel "& nchCs ich, ascondr
weeks since No particular marks about h kGoan is cIe.
very rDuui, and uniformly more or less red.
The reward VIII be tor his delivery kii
moud, "r his commits en 10 JHi Inthc STATE.
JOHN J, WERTH.
Sept. 2-c2.iwin Agent for Jas Dunlop
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HT ViiI GOVERNOR of VIitGiaIA.
A fIDIl AMaTlDS

ESFbRhaIlDN having been received III. Executive that
murder hi been committed b. MARTIN kiTTE, upon he
baiy Of JGa Felton, III" Preston, that the
kc fugitive from Justice lido tarcioc hereby Offer
81 hHGici dollars WHO sha arrest t
sid Martin ~ kie AID deliver him tx al IT PIesOn
and de- require All ulccrf Of M tomnonr eIth
military, and the people generally 10 their bes
procure s OF he said Kc at he may be brought
justice.
Given under hand Governor ai under tie Lesser Seal -!
, the Commonwealth RIchmund this &i day ni August -
- . $50. JOSEPH JOHNSON
a.. MuSPuRv, SECRETARY oil the Con!
nI"nwrdli
weighs about 1870 POUNDS aack hair an! aud ell lace
side oI his forehead. Aug 25ct
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RUNAWAY The subscrihr about the first February
~ l>54 negro named ISAAC GRANGER He ~ about
years five ie-t high very heavy made
head, very black aud When sp0k
Tuics. viii the above reward II he
ed 10 secured in jail ~ that get him again.
Sept 2-3s a II AKIN
Petersburg Express copy weeks aud scrd till t" tins ofcc
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-08

y TONS Zinc Paint, just received and for sale
by Il. p. ESKRIDGE.
Stanton, June s, 1853.
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wIsrAn,s BALsAM OF WILD cH~KRY.

We have not unfrequently called attention 10 inns ar
tcle in the columns of paper, and we nave done 10
with the full confidence that it was good one and de-
serving the patronage Of the public. We have had
chance to witness its effects upon some OF our friends
which, in addition to the high encomums passed upon
by brethren Of the press, not in paid putts but III
honest candid statements, from having derived benc-
fit themselves, makes DESTROYS OF advising all those
who have OCCASION resort TO remedy for pulmonary
affections 10 avail themselves oft Wehave too much
confidence in Air. Fowle, the general agent to believe
he would thrust this, other medicine upon the
community unless lie had full faith in its efhcacy-ln
confirmation OF which the proprietor offers amass OF tes
timony from the must unQuestionabe sources Neither
would we be understood saying that this will Away;
cure consumption after it is seated, although it seldom
fails to relieve the worst casesbu at this season OF the
year almost every body liable cod which If neg
lected will lead to fatal rcsutsby taking this medi
cine, we doubt not many lives may be saved--Ne't
England UTaShingtonian, Boston.
From the Batavia On. Y Spirit of the Times.
This is OF the very few patent medicines or the
day which We can recommend with confidence, to al
who afflicted with Coughs, Colds or Consumption
or who predisposed to the latter complaint 1t ha
been used with considerable advantage by many fam
lies in towns and III few stubborn cases has produced
highly beneficial effects.
None genuine unless signed I. BurTs the wrapper
{SS- For sale by I. p EsKRIpGE, Druggist, Staunton
r. Pence, Harrisouburg; ]. NJ. Wilson, Lexington
Gayuor & Wood, RichIqond, and by Druggists every
where,
June 5, 1853
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Rookbridge Land for Sale at Auction

DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
- Rockbridge, pronounced on the 10th Of April
last, in a cause therein pending, between Robert
Davidson administrator and others. Plaintiffs, and
Isaac Bryan's Representatives and Others Defen-
dants, Shall proceed on le 10Th day of lime next,
to sell at public auction upon the premises, val
liable Tract Of Land lying on the North Riv-
or in said county, adjoining the lands OF Matthew
Bryan, John holer and others, and containing a.
bout 900 Acres, late the property Of Isaac Bry-
an, decd.
This tract of land is situated in good neigh
borhood, and near Lebanon Forge, Strickier,s
Springs, and Letcher's Springs and is in fine con-
dition, well timbered and productive. The i'm
provements upon it are an excellent dwelling, with
necessary out-buildings, all in good repair. and
constitutes desirable residence for Farmer or a
Physician.
There is also Pottery upon the land, and an
inexhaustible bank Of the finest Potter's Clay
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
expenses of sale, and for the residue on credits Of
/, and years in equal payments. the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security, and he
legal title retained until the purchase money is
paid
The sale will commence at IL o'clock NJ
Further particulars made known on the day of sale.
JOHN F. SHIELDS.
Sheriff Of Rockbridge,
BY VIM. II. Houston, his Deputy.
May IL, lS53.-tds.
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List. of Letters
DEMAINING in the Post Office at StauntOn
HN limo 1854 90

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Staunton,
NJ June !, 1858. :y
A. B.-Mrs Mary Angelo, James Armstrong,
William w Brand, Jno w Blauton, L Baldwin,
William Bruebeck, Jno BumgardneF, jacob Bear,
Mrs Lydia Baylor, Mess L B Bangh & Co.,
Charles Dayton. u ~,
C. OWN H Crdsll, jail Canty, Thos
Coughlan. Jno Cullen, David Conaers & Co.,
Joseph A Davidson, David Dull, Joseph Dick
erson, Manly Dinkle, Henry Dove, Timothy y
Dea, Michael Dillon.
r. & G.-Nliss Bette Fhwidef Jno B Fair
bourne, Wm Frasur, F f Fry, Mr. Tennessee,
Michael Fitzgerald, Michael Foley, James Il
Garland Joseph f Gibson, Justes Georf1e, Waldo
p Golf, Hugh O'Gara.
III. K. s. l..-Sarah Hill, Col Jno L Heard,
jeremiah Higgs, Peter Haell, George w Hoy
ell. Miss Ellen w Harris, David Harrow, Dan
iel Hogan, Patrick Koran, Thos Honniban, Pat
rick Hedderman, Sias Koiner, Jas M Lamb. Jno
Kennedy, Benjamin Kesterson, JAS karF, Mary
Knowles.
M.-Jno McRa. Jno Morris, Jacob May, Miss
Mary Moore, Levi Myers, Jno Morgan, William
Merrett, Aroide Martin, Alex'r Moody, Miss Sa-
rah McKeever, Dennis Mullins, Jeremiah Muir
phy Patrick Mckinley, Jeremiah Mccarthy.
p. & R.-Jacob Pierce, James Poage, Samuel
Peasants. Thos E Price, VIM Row, Isaac Ros-
enstein. Lucy Reynolds, Jacob Reason, Silas
Rosuer, Jas Riley, Jno E Riley.
S. F.-Wm A Scott. Timothy Scanlon, Mrs
Margaret Sheets, DR.. Henry j Smoot, Charles
G Taylor. Mrs Mary D Thurman.
| w. s. TT Walker, Chas 2 Williams. eFT
w Wolfenbarger. William Willis. Charles War
ner, Benjamin Weller, l.. Washington, James L
NJ Whitlock, ] D link.
Staurton, JuIe s, lS53-lt.
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EsfsSse


On Friday hast in this place, ALIxIs, of Mr.. Au-
g,,Stss w. Graves, in the 9th year Of his age.
On Friday morning last, Mr. LEWIS TEAFoaD, o
thi; couay about 30 years Of age. He had been long
affected. aud for few days before his death suffered
great paa which he bore with patience and resignation
Very suddenly in Rockingham, Sunday the 22nd
It, Mr. GMRIsrIAS FUNK. in the S0h year OF his age.
AZ Spring Cottage the residence OF his brother Sam
uel q Brown, Esq, Of this county, AIR. WILLIAM
BRowN, OF Ohio aged about 80 years His disease was
trops Of the chest from VT ca he had been suffering
long ana with great patience.
IN Richmond, Tuesday the 3lst Of May, 1858,
Wt.LtAM f. H., infant son of James Z. and Matilda
Walker, aged years, months and days.
At his residence on the 18th OF May, Greenfield
Nsisou county, after protraoted illness, Capt. Thomas
$. BAsRIN, in The 18th year of his age.
He WIS ,he snrct OF suffering fer six years previous
but we firmly hope he prepared to enter world
where is not known. He tcft devoted wife
and six small Slsil,.rcp.
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS,

rTvFIIS delightfn watering place situated IL miles
Il West of Staunton. will be opened for the re-
ception of visitor the first of June next. The
scenery and salubrious climate are unsurpassed
In addition to the famous SULPHUR SPRING,
as we'll as the CHALYBEATE, near the Hotel. there
has been recently discovered an Al I'm SPRING
within 200 yards of the Sulphur lRvalids who
have Fesorted to it have found it etsacioHs in the
cure Of all the chronic diseases for which the
Rockbrldge Alum is so celebrated. The diseases
which were relieved from the use of the Alum
last summer are dyspepsia, scrofula, chronic diar-
rhGa and skin diseases generally.
The protoxide of Iron and Suphate of Alpmina
are in as great excess as in the Hockbridge and
Bath Alum. The Table shall be supplied with
the best the country can afford, and no pains SPAR
ed to make invalids and others comfortable. a
ready and cheap conveyance can be had at all
times from Staunton to the Springs.
3. SHUMATE.
May I6. IS53.-4w.
gHy- Richmond Wing and Charlottesville Ad-
vocain cony. once week for 4W
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En,sc,pArrcs IN CupA.-The Havana cor
respondent of the N Y. Tribune says IL IS report
ed there that the British Government mas MADE
propositions to induce the Spanish government to
emaucipate the blacks in Cuba, and mat the zap
tain General has received Instructions to sound
the planters in regard to the plan. which Is 10
make the emancpated slaves serve an apprenuce-
ship, and as an offset to their final llOeranon 10
allnw the introduction of free blacks from AREA
There are reasons to doubt the truth OF TINS re-
port. but it is obvious that if such scheme is ex
ecuted it will be an effectual means OF d'scourag
ing the project Of annexing Cuba to the United
States
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a HE undersigned, having associated themselves
together under the slyleand firm OF HARPER
S, BROTHER, for the purpose of carrying on the
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business,
in the Town of Stanton, are now prepared to fur
nish Families or Country Merchants all articles
unusually kept in well regulated hofises. Doing
exclusively a Grocery Business, we feel warrant
ed in saying we can supply all articles in our
line. at much lower rates than The people of this
section of country have heretofore been able to
procure them Confident our goods and prices
cannot fail to give satisfaction, we invite our
friends and The public generally to give US. call.
Our stock comprises in part, the following artlces
CoErEE-Best Java and Rio;
SusAss-Porto Rico. New Orleans, Loaf, Pu!-
verised, Crushed and Refined, best quality;
TEAs-J Haynes, Huntingdon, Game Cock,
Union and other brands;
Best quality Molasses and 'Syaups;
MarshalPs Salt in sacks wei filed, Table Salt;
Candles-Patent ColGged and White, Adaman-
tine and Tallow;
Soaps-Variegated, Resin, CASTLE, and Fancy
in boxes;
Mustard Underwood's and in cans;
Corn Starch. Alum, Copperas, Indigo, Macca-
roni, Cheese, Rice, Pepper. Ginger. Mace, Nut
Soda Crackers, Raisins and Figs. Backing. SC. ;
Pickles-Peaches, Onions, and Mixed, in quart
and halfgatlon jars;. .,,. -, ~,
Curraat and Apple Jeslies; Tomato, Walnut
and Horse fadish Ca,sups, Pepper Sauce;
Powder and Shot, Ropes. Starch. &C.;
Brnshes-Shoe, Horse, busting s. Whitewash
Wooden Ware-Buckets, Tubs, Brooms, large
and sr,aIl. Clover Sleeves, MIX Piggins, Baskets,
Dippers, Spoons and Bowls;
Oils-Finest Bordeaux Salad Oil, Fish and
Whale. All of which we will sell on the most
reasonable terms Cali at Union Hall Buildings.
HARPER s. BRO
Staunton, June l., 1858.
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A PERFECTLY safe, mild, speedy and per-
IA maneut cure for Pill ES OF every description,
and no matter of how long standing.
This remedy is compounded, according to estab-
lished rules of Pharmacy, of ingredients posses
sing great healing properties.
Physicians of the first standing have examined
and used this Ointment in their practice with the
utmost success, where all other remedies failed to
effect cure.
The above remedy is unsurpassed for the cure
of Sore Breasts of females. The most violent and
distressing cases of which have been almost in
stantiy relieved by it. For Sore Throat, White
Sweil;ngs, Ulcers, Cuts or Bruises, Burns and
Sc,lds, and for all kinds Of local inflammation, 1t
is of great value.
We have in our possession large number Of
certificates from tie most reliable persons, testify
ing to It's wonderful efficacy in the cure OF the a.
bove diseases. We give the following:
STAUNroN. May 9TH, 1858.
VI. Hl,tcheSon = Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in
saying that y9ur Ointment has been used in my
Family aud has given ent!re satisfaction, one SIN
gle application giving immediate relief, and il APP
Piled as it should be, have no doubt would make
permanent cures. take great pleasure in recon-
intending it to the afflicted,
Yours, respectfully,
SAM'L WOODWARD.
10 offering the above Ointment to the afflicted.
the proprietors take the high ground that where
it has beer used in strict accordance with direc-
tons, sufficient length Of time ..aaa.not being at
tended with beneficial results, the money will be
refunded upon application.
The abpvo Ointment is put up in neat tin boxes
with directions and pamphlets accompanying each
hos. D-,,e IN cerIe .nd
Prepared y MN. HUTCHEsoN & CO.,
Amsterdam, Boietourt county. Va: SO.
n. B.-A liberal discount made to Agents and
Wholesale Dealers.
AGENTS FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY.
THOMAS p. EsEE,DGr. Staunton Benz F..
Graham. Gseenvilte; j. Roller, Mt. SidRfy.; A.
Miller, Mt: Scion; j. Stout, New Hope; WV.
King & Son. Wayncsborough.
limo I lS53
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Wood Wanted.

PROPOSALS. viii be rsseiSe5 by the under
u signed for delivering $50 cords of sound Pine
Wood, and $50 cQrds Of Oak tFood, at Stanton.
and a similar quantity Of each kind of Wood at
Waynesborough.
The Wood is TO be fouT feet in length, and Of
such dimensions as to pass through ring of six
inches diameter, tic delivering to be commenced
at each place on the 18th Of June, and the entire
quantities to be delivered by the LIST ofAugust
next. JEFFERSON KINNEY.
StauutoR, May IS, 1885.
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FRESH AEsRIYAE.
Of New Goods from the North,

SOLICITED with care and suited to the sea
- son. New styles of Fashionable BONNETS,
Splendid Ribbons, Fig'd Berages for Ladies Ores
ses. from 81 to Sc cents, Ladies Undersleeves,
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handk's, and Hem
stitched do, very cheap; Black Parasols, Black
Fans, Black Summer Silks for Ladies, a large as
sortment of Gmps for trimmings, Colored and
Black Silk Fringes, White Grape. Shawls very
cheap, Yard wide Lawns. at ~, l6 and25 cents;
Black Lace Wells. and Mourning Wells, Blue and
Pink Barages, solid colors; Ladies Dress Caps
and Needle worked Collars, Linen Drills and Cot
ten Goods for Men and Boys wear, Cheap Linen
Napkins at 6. cents, Linen Collars and Fancy
Crayats for Gentlemen, Stockings, Gloves, Mits.
" hite Sheeting Muslin at 10 cents yard, with
variety of .N,EW and CHEAP GOODS,
which will be sold at 90 per cent. less than the
usual prices, for CASH. Call an see for yourselves
At GEORGE w. SMITHS Ses a,torc,
on Main Street. one door below the Union Hall,
and under the Vindicator Printing Office.
Starn:oa, May Is, 1853.
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ATTENTION, W0OL"GRgWEIS.

'1NIIE STANTON WOODEN FACTORY
/ respectfully invite your attention to their
large and varied assortment of WooLEN GooDs,
consisting Of Kerseys, Jeans, Sattinets. Plaid
Striped and Plain Colored Linseys, Bed and Ne
gro Blankets, bot, Colored and White. ahey
are also manufacturing Yarns of various grades
and colofs, which they oserin exchange for Wool
on moderate terms, at the highest market price
for Wool. y
The patronage OF all traders and consumers who
appreciate goods for their real value, is respectfully
solicited for those manuacturedby us. as we think
somo inducement can be held out to purchasers Of
this description OF Goods.
ID. w. KENNEDY, Super'dent.
n. B.-We.. wish.te purchase $4,000 lbs. Of
Wool, for which we will exchange Goods or give
the highest Cash Market Price. ID. w. X.
Stanton. May Is, lS53.-tf-Vind copy.
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-otoe-
7 WISH to sell Tract of Land belonging to
1 the heirs of John and Elizabeth Montgomery
lying in the county of RockbrIdge, near the Au-
gusta line. on the Little Calf Pasture River, in
good neighoorhood, now occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Glepdy. There are about
ESQ ACRES
in the Tract, and generally of good quality, with
an abundance of madow. Phere are on -.
it 4 good LOG DWELLING, and 9TH ES IN
err out houses, with apeyer-tailing Spring l..!iA
near the house, also one of the best Sui e.sl-Ess
phur Springs in the country, we'll worth improv-
ing Fhe Central Railroad will pass within two
or three miles Of the Tract.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to
call on VIM. II. Bell, Esq,, living at Bells Val
ley. on the Railroad line. or on Mr.. Glendy, who
will show the land. For terms apply to
JAMES NELSON,
May ls, ls53.-tf Agent for the heirs.
g1r Rockingham Register copy 3. and for
ward account 10 this office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-08
WI RRaED.

At Hills Hotel in TIarrisonburg, Thursday last,
BY the Rev j. j. Sunan, Mr. w. j. COLLIER. to Miss
NpsY C. daughter Of Mr. Jonothan Bateman ,a OF Port
Republic, Rockingham co
On The the 18th utimo, by the same, Mr.. JoHN BuR
ToN. Of Augusta, 10 Miss ELIZA ANN DoRMAH, Of
Rockingham.
On the 18th ult, by the Rev. Samuel Jones, Mr. An
DREW = BLAKEMoRE, OF Rockingham, to Miss MARY
JASE PHILIPs, of Augusta.