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STEVENSON & WHITE.


STEVENSON 81 WHITE.
No 50, College street.
TTAVE on hand large and desirable stock of STAPLE
III AND FANCY DRY GOODS, which they will sell
very cheap for cash. in order TO reduce their stock before
they receive their Fall purchases. All of you who like good
bafgains give them a call. augl
NTE have hand large and beautiful stock of Ladies
wv DRESS GOODS such as plain, checked and bros
cade Silks SILK Robes BeTages and Benge Robes and
large lot of beautiful French Muslins, all Of which will be
sold extremely low for cash by
aug4 STEfENSON While
FRENCH NEEDLE WORKS.-STEYENSoN
a WHITE have just received very large stock OF
French Needle Works such Collars Sleeves Chimzetts
Handkerchief Edgngs nsertings, Ribbons dc, which
they are selling at very reduced prices for cash aug4
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.-We haveiust
received large stock of Damask, Linen Sheets and
Linen Sheetngs Table DamaskS and large lot of Plain
Linen Napkins and DamaSk Towels which will be sold very
low for cash by aug4 STEVENSON WHITE
X ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
VI All YOU who wish to purchase Cloths, Cassimeres
Nestngs Linens Patent Shirts, Linen and Drilling Draw
ers llaeOse Linen and Silk handkerchief Gloves and
Cravats call in ut STEVENSON Il WHITES No. SO, Col
ege street. for they selling off very low for Cash. in
der to make room for their Fall Stock. aug4-
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= ELECT POWDERS OF HASKELL. MER-
- rick Bull equal 10 superior to those OF any
other establishment full assortment hand fresh AMI
genuine Physicians should use no other kind o incidence
O~t2S RICHARD o. CURREY
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WEBBS & RAWLINGS,
GROCERY COMMISSION FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS
Main street, door NORTH Of Union, Memphis Tennessee
HAVE ON hand a full supply of Groceries, Baggng
Il Rope Bacon, Mess Pork, Lard, Candles, Flour, &C.
which they will furnish their customers the usual
terms
All COttOns Shipped to them by water will be covered by
open Policy unless written the face of the Bill of
Lading at the time of shipping, no Insurance
- We are prepared to make Cash Advances on Cotton
in store.
WEBB, RAWLINGS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
70. SO Cdr0ndelet Street, Aes0 Orleans
Anyo friends who wish facilities Cotton 20 be ship
ped TO house in New Orleans call Memphsl
or address at n. Orleans. july29-6m.
~ Eagle Enq- Wing, Memphis; Union, Nashville;
W T. Wing, Jackson copy six mouths, and send in BILL
Memphis ARpedL
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RICHARD O CURREY.

GOLD, DAMP, WET FEET-TO PRE-
vent this very disagTeeabe and unhealthy condition
Of the feet get the WATER PROOF CORK SOILS for sas
by nova II G. SCOVEL
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~ able preparation tor hecure and prevention ochapped
hands, just received and for sale BY
nn,-n -srI E,rftrI L npR
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DISSECTING CASES.-FOUR- DOE. CASES
H. Of Dsseeting instruments eeived and f sale low by
RICHARD D. CURREY,
Oct2S No. IS Union St. Nashville
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TAR. W ATERS'TOOTH SOAP.-DR. WAT
IL TERS-Dear Sir.TiBs to certify that have used
your Soap Denree, and pes iecy satisfied the bes
article Of the kind in use and long YOU coDnae 10
manufacture il Of pure article YOU val find ready sale
for IT, No person in the travelling community sluiud be
without it. i CHAS. ). ROHEl.L. Dentist.
No. II, Chambers street, n Y.
Six dozen Waters Chemical Tooth Soap, just received
and tor sale by STRETCH ORR
('auar ftCiieop and 7ninr
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COLOGNE WATER.-JUST RECEIVEP A
~ large supply superior Cologne Water in large fancy
bottles. For sale by nOy9 STRETCH ( ORB
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COMPOUND OK MARROR.-SIX DOZEN
fDr he'll For sal bVnevQ CTRETfU 4
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- kEtt 2 OhINs OOEtN Fix OE GOLLEtsE
- and Union Sheets Nashville Tenn. Wholesale and
Retail dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints Oils Dye Ss
Window Glass, Periunery, Fine Toilet Soaps Brushes.
Pure Wines and irandes, expressly for medicinal pur-
poses Druggists, Physicians Country Merchants and Man
ufacturers supplied on The most liberal terms
STRETCH ORR, Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Gnilarra and HMM
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSU
RECEIVED AT THURsT0N & BERNARD's,


ing the harsheSt skin decatey smoothe white and soft
removing saOwuess cutaneous eruphOns pimpes, tan,
freckes, redness It's soothing influence Immediately
aays the irritation of mosquito bites &C. while its datng
properties prevents the formation of wrinkles and bansheS
them aeady formed elciting the cheek of age the
clearneSs aud snootness of youth Prepared by DR. F. f.
Gouraud, 81 Walker LIST Store from broadway n York
For sale BY iebg GEORGE GREIG.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-03
LOOK AL THIS!


WE subscriber having determines to discoh-
tirue Business in this country, OttseFs fot sale
his valuable FARM adjoining the town OF Am
$50 ACRES,
$50 Acres of which are cleared, under good fenc-
ing, and in high state of cultivation, and the
balance is in very fine timber.
The lands generally lie very well, and have
been very much improved by the free use of Clio
yer. Lime and Plaster About 80 Acres are now
in good Timothy Meadow, and there could be
made as much flore. .,
There is upon this FARM fine ORCHARD
of the choicest fruit;
TWO GOOD FARM HOUSES,
ESQ situated as to suit division Of the farm) and
first-rae Barn and other houses. 1t is believ
ed to be one of the most productive Hpland farms
in the comfy, and well worth the attention OF
those who wish to bay good farin:. 1t is well
watered and lies on the Main Valley Road, about
one mile from the McAdamized Road, ID miles
from Buchanan and 7 miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad 1t will be divided or not to
suit purchasers. One fourth of the purchase mon
ey will be required ip. hand, and the balance in
three annual payments. Any person wishing TO
examine the premises, will please call on Mr..
Hutchinson, merchant II. kmstefdam-
The above. tract of land, together with six Of
eight T.AL UABLE NEGRO and four or
five HORSES, will be sold at public auction, on
the premises near Amsterdam, on the 25th day Of
.4ugust neat, the land on the terms stated above,
the horses on credit, of, nine months with good
security and the negroes for cash.
JAMES SHANKS.
I,l,, On 1879 =. tie
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.
HHNaH

SSNSS
RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
= on the Odd day Of February, 1850, by Ma
thaniel Chandler, and of..record in the Clerks Of
fee of the County Court Of Augusta, shall, d.
On the 18th day or Augnst, 1858,
for the purposes mentioned in said deed proceed to
SELL on the premises, to the highest bidder,a certain
TRACT Oh PARCEL OF LAND.
lying on the South River, in Augusta county,
containing about 40 ACRES, with its appurte.
nances, and described in said deed as follows =
"'Adjoning the lands of Philip Koyner, Mrs. E.
P. Williams, Samuel Clark, r. Hangers Jacob
kyger tract and Others"
Terms Of Sale as follows, 70 Hift
Cash $50, with interest from LIST Oct. IS49.
$3.50, interest thereon from 1st Oct. 1850.
Sl2O, interest thereon from LIST Oct. 1851.
$l2O, interest thereon from LIST. Get. 1852.
and an additional sum sufficient to pay all cosis
attending the sale, ard all other expenses attend
ing. the premises. !Sl20 payabee on the lst oY
Oct. 1853, and the balance ofthe purchase money
to be paid on the LIST October ls54-the purcha,
ser giving bond a'ad approved security for the do,
ferred Payments.
The title 70 said land is said to be GOOD. but
acting as Trustee, I shall convey such title only
as is vested in me by tic deed aforesaid,
SAM'L KENNERLF, ,Jk., Trustee.
July 6, lS53.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-03
RARTERBROOK SCHOOL,

THE undersigned. a graduate of Washington
u College, Va, will on the lst day of SepteR-
Der next take charge of the Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL School heretofore taught by the Rev. r.
l.. Dabney, at Barterbrook, Augusta county.
This School is situated in neghborhood of
fine moral and religious influences, and young
men will here be removed from all those allure-
ments to vice and dissipation which must nec g,
sarily belong 10 Schools located in towns. ne
subscriber takes charge Of this School positively
determined to make it Sustain the reputation when
it has hitherto, enjoyed of being eqhal to any OF
the best Schools in the Valley of Virginia. The
number of pupils will be limited and application
mist therefore Be made at an early day. The
Session will close oh the 30th day Of June next.
Boarding can be had in pleasant families Of the
highest Responsibility for about So FER month
washing, faei, &C.. &c.. included. Tuition, So
per month for Classical, and 81 per month for
English Scholars. j. n. CRAIG.
Barterbrook. Augusta CO.,
REFERENcEs-Rev. DR.. w. S. White, and
The Faculty of Washington College. Lexington,
Va. Rev. b. NJ. Smith, Stanton, Va; Alex,
l.. Nelson, A., NJ, University Of va. frof. Geo.
E.. Dabney. Richmond, Va. +. {
Mr.. Ctaig has had but limited experience as
teacher. but having employed him for short time
in my School, and having known him well for
years, can heartily commend him to the public
as giving high promise of capacity for managing
School. ana as fully qualified by his scholarship
to falkll the pledges he has given above.
Il. l., DABNEY.
Jnly % IS53-tlstS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-03

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks
~. Office of the Circuit CoErt Tor Augusta cOun-
~. July LIST, 1858,
Elijah Hunter, Samuel 1tantec 'sRd Jace Hun
ter, Plaintiffs,
=. AGAINST
Nancy Diddle. Jaykes Biddle, Samuel piddle,
Elizabeth Didde aud others Defendants.
IN CNANCERY.
The object of this suit is to have 4 Tract of
Land belonging to the heirs Of John Diddle,
de ID, lying in Augusta county or partltloned.
The Defendants James Diddle, George Hous
ton and Auna his wife, dos. Healers0R and Sarah
his wife, VIA. Wetekisdt ana ssaseEse his wife,
,Jas. Rodgers aud Margaret HIS vile, Soshtonia
White and San'l Diddlc,aot having entered their
appearance and given security according tc the oct
of Assembly, aud the Rales Of this Cohrt, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence TINT they are
not inhabitants of this CeMmotwealtk: 1t is or
dered, that the saia Defendants do appear here
within ohe month after dee qualification OF this or
der and do Shat rs necessary 10 eaosect their in
tsrests and that copy OF this order be forthwith
shserted in SINE newspaper printed in Staunton,
Tor four weeks successlvelr, and posted at the
front door of the Cortt house.
A Cooy-Teste,
NlCKe. G.. KINNEY, c. C.
f.. Ahrnst 3 lS52-4w
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A CHOICE FARM,
NEAR SALEM, ROANOKE CO., va,
Ar a TYNTTnNY

+ WILL sellrat Auction on TAwsday. LIST day
4 Of September neat, the very valuable farm
known as tie GRouNps Farm, lying 3 miles tom
Salem on the McAdamized soad leading to Buch-
anan, containing,
800 Acres
about IS Acres cleared, in good state ii cult
WALTON; good fencing, etc.-45 acres Of the same
are considered tlre very best meado land in Roam:
oke county, the greater portion Of witch ia newly
set in Timothy; sbd thewhole farm is well adap-
ted to grass and wheat; perhaps better than any
other farm in the county. There are about 90 a.
ores heavily tiInbeted, ara tire land Of superior
quality, and water almost any place it is wanted.
several never-failing springs with me different
branches forming Peters creek, CITING water to
every field on the farm.
The improvements are comfort n
able Brick Dwelling House . 4 Ei19A IA
of good size handsomely located ma ~ :Esa
with nine comfortable rooms and an $
excellent s5HiHg convenient. There are all other
necessary odt-lNuses, together with large and
durable Swissor Barn, supposed to be one Of the
best in western Virginia. Also, Fruit trees Of al
most every variety,a large otchard near the house
with goody number ii graft and young trees
planted wibhis the last 8 Aeafs. This farm COM
prises many advantages which make IL the most
desirable farm ever offered for sale in this ccarty
being convenient to several good merchant and
saw mills, with good road at all seasons 10 Sa-
lem and the Railroad Depot, where goM and
ready market is found at all times for any kffa of
produce. &C. t'~' 49,
1t rarely happens thstpsopetty so desirable rs
in market at any price, BIT having made pur-
chase in another State, will certainly sell to the
highest bidder, and any person wishing very de-
sirabe and comfortable nome, and one Of the best
and most productive little FIRMS IN Western Vr-
ginia will do we'll to cali and see this place before
the day of sale.
Terms of sale will be one third of the purchase
money down at possession, (Which may be lst Of
December ,nexD the remainder in one and two
years.
will also sell on credit Of six months, a cast
Apple Mil nearly new; several hthared bushels
ofWheat and Oats, about 25 acres OF corn in the
field, say 80 to IS tons of Hay, fine stock of
Hogs, some Horses and Cattle, Farming utensils,
etc., together with some furniture. embracing
large and handsome Sideboard, and other articles
not necessary to mention.
SAKE tc taxi Pace on the premises, commencing
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
d. GUTHRIE.
July 90, lS53.-tds
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CABINET MAKING,

LEAVING taken the Shop, opposite the Mes.
III senger Office, between the Creek and VIM.
Kinney's residence, and recently occupied by
Geo ID. Lancaster, decd. am now prepared to
do CABINET-MAKING, in all its branches in
manner not to be surpassed in this place. Hav-
ing been engaged as principal workman with my
deceased brother-in-law, Mr.. Lancaster am con-
WINGED that satisfaction will be given TO all who
may call on me for work.
My Rearse has been entirely reftted, and am
prepared to attend to UNDERrAKING, at all times.
Having conducted the business in this department
patronage extended to him, will not be withheld
from me. JAMES SANDIGE.
Staunton, July 90, 1887.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-03
Tor the Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS WH00PING-COuGA,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION

Many years of trial, instead of impairihg the
public confidence in this medicine has won for 1t
an appreciation and nOtoriety by far exceeding the
most Sangulne expectations Off Its friends. NOM
Ing but It's Intrinsic virtues and the sninistakaDle
benefit conferred Oh thousands of sufferers could
originate and maiRtain the reputation 1t enjoys
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community, have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred oene-
fits on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duca4 cures too numerous and too remarkable 10
be forgotten.
While it is fraud ON the public to pretend that
any one medicine will iEalliby cure-stlll there
is abundant proof that the CHERRY PEcToRAL
does not only as general thing, but almost lnva-
riably cure the maadies for which 1t Is employed
As time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become the
best reliance OF the afflicted, from the log-cabn
of the American peasant to the palaceso OF Europe
an Kings. Throughout this entire country, In ev-
cry STATE, city, aud indeed almost every hamlet
it contains, CHERRY PEcToRAL is known as the
best remedy extant for diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, and in many foreign countries, 1t rs cons
ing to be extensively used by their most lntel-
gent Physicians In Great Britain, FfsHce and
Germany, where the medical sciences have reach
ed their highest perfection, CHERRY PEcToRAL
is Introduced, aud i'll consant use in the Armies,
Hospitals, Aims Houses. Public Institutions, and
in domestic practice, as the surest remedy their
attending Physicians can employ for the more
dangerous affections of tire Lungs. Also in mild
err cases, and for children it is safe, pleasant and
effectual to care In fact, some Of the most flat
tering testimonials we receive have been from
parents who have found it ethcacous in cases par
ticu!arly Incidental to childhood.
The CHERRY PEcToRAL is manufactured by a
practical Chemist, and every ounce OF 1t under his
OWE eye. with invariable accuracy and care. 1t
is sealed and protected by law from counterteis,
consequently car be relied Oh as genuine without
adulteratiuH.
We have eadeavored here to furnish the COM
munlty with 4 medicine Of such intrinsic superior
ity aud worth as shU,td commend itself to their
conhdence--a remedy at once safe, speedy and ell
fectual, which this has by repeated and countless
trials proved itself to bo and trust by great care
in preparing it with chemical accuracy, OF uniform
strength to afford Physicians new agent on which
,her can rely for the best results, and the afflicted
with remedy that will do for themall that med
icine can ,o.
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER,
Practical and Analytica Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
0cj- Sela in Stahnton, By THos p. s J. Is.
EsKnlDGE, and by Druggists ard Dea!eTs IN Med
icines everywheee.
August 3, lS53.-lyceSn.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

vE<HE hext Session of this Institution will open
IL on the second Thursday (Sth) September,
and close 3rd July next. Catalogues exhibiting
the coarse Of Instruction and the standing of the
students during the past session, Sc, &c, will be
cheeriuTfy sent to all requesting them, by Prof.
Campbell, Clerk of the Faculty. The Tuition
fee is forty dollars per ahnum. The best Board
inc can be procured at $3.50 per month.
FACULTY..
George Junkin, ID. d., President and 1Tof. OF
Mental and Moral Science, Logic. Rhetoric, &c.
Maj. d. II. Hill, Cincinnati Prof. of Mathehal-
les and Military Science.
John L. Campbell, A. NJ. Robinson Prof. of
General and Agricultural Chemistry and Astron-
James j. White, Prof. of Greek Language Aad
Literature.
'i lexington a Va, July 81, i85s.-tlsts.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN
gsE&Fa SCHOOL.
Established by the Presbytcry OF Lexington
At Brownsburg, ROOgbridge Co.,
VIRGINIA.,


NXTlLL be re-opened on the LIST of September
w under the management OF the Rev JAMES
GREER, A. NJ, Principal, aided by competent as
sistants. Pupils will be prepared tor advanced
classes in College aud the University. The meth
cd of teaching Latin and Greek will correspond
with that pursued at Washington College and al
the University of Virginia.
Terms for the Scholastic gear Of Ten monks.
On the Latis, Greek and higher Ma,he-
ffsticS $40 OO
In the advanced classes IL English incla
ding Philosophy, Astronomy, sc. 30 90.
'''''1 jjsh Granular commenced, 25 90.
CuatihreRt expense fund, . 90
Boarding. including room furnished, wash
ing. light and fuel, from $50 to 500 90.
Bills payable one half in advance and the other
half at the end of the session. Applicants may
address the Principal at Browusburg, Rockbrdge
county. FEgisia.
Those wishing to kRors the chaTactS Of the
School a-e referred to the Relieving gentlemen,
viz:-BoFery Il. Wexford, NJ. D.. iEedericks
BURG, Va; Rev. S. B. Wssun. ID. d.. Kampden
Sydney. P. f. Co. Va; Egbert e. Watson. esl,,
Charlottesville, Va. Rev, b. NJ Smith, Staun
ton Va. Rev. VIM. S. White DID, Lexington,
Va Rev WIN. IL. McGaGcy, d. D., University
Of Ehxiais
Brownsburg, August 8, lS53,-4ts-.
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WESLEYAN Female Institute,
sTAUMToN, VA.
yI1HE exercises ofthis Institution will be res

IHNHE exercises ofths Institution will be resum-
Il ed on the first of September next.
The Academic year, of ten months, is divided
into two sessions OF five months each: The first
commencing with September and ending with
January the second commencing with February
and ending with June.
The course of instruction is extensive, and EN-
braces everything necessity to the acquisition of
a thorough English, Classical ard Polite edeca-
ton.
The Boarding Department is in the charge of
an experienced housekeeper. and no pains will be
spared to stcere the comfort of all the inmates of
the Institute.
TERMS PER sKss1eN OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board, including furnished room, wash
ing, fsGi, lights, &C., SAL so
Tuition in the regular course, including
ancient languages. from $l2s $50 90
Music on the Piano or Guitar, is 90
Use of Instrument, 8 90
Vocal Music, so
Modern Languages, each, 10 CD
Drawing and Painting, each, 8 00
@D~ Payable in advance st tire beginning of
each session.
Bg- For Catalogues, or any additional infor-
nation address the undersigned at Staunton.
JOHN WILSON, PRINCIPAL.
Staunton July 20 lS53-6t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF SOUTH RIVER LAND.

IN obedience to Decree If the Circuit Court
Il for the county of Augusta, pronounced on the
9th day of June, 1853, is . osese therein pend
ing in which Elizabeth Chalk. widow and reijct
of Samuel Clark, Decd, is Plaintiff, and John r.
Syrcle, Administrator of Samuel Clark, decd.
Sarah Catharise, Benjamin Franklin, Christian,
Susan, William, Barbara, Ann, Elizabeth, Mar
tina Jane and John Samuel Clark and David KY
ger are Defendants, shall, on the premises,
On the 11th day OF August, 1853,
proceed to sell at public auction, the TRACT
OF Land, Of which Samuel Clark died, seized
and possessed, lying and being in the said county
of Augusta, on the Fast side of South River, adj
joining the lands of Rev. Samuel Kennerly and
others and containing by estimation about
1873 hck4s,
be the same more or less. About 80 Acres of this
tract are cleared and under fence ready for farm
ing purposes. There are on the land 2 -.
comfortable Dwelling Houses, with
other buildings and sufficiency of ods !...
water young orchard, &c. &es
TERMS OF SALE.-So much money cs will be
sufficient to pay the costs of this suit and the ex
penses of sale will be required from the purchaser
on the day of sale-and as to the rasidue, cred
it of 6, II, Is and "a months will be given, ia
king from the purchaser bonds with sufficient per-
sonal security, and retaining the legal title as Ill
innate security until the whole OF the purchase
money is paid. JOHN r. SYRCLE, Com.
June 90, 1S53.-tds.
E- Lexington Gazette requetted to copy ids.