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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
DIED.

On Friday last in this couaty, Mis-. - HOOVER,
in the - year OF her age.
. On Friday last in this county, Miss - BaIeHr-
WELL, in the - year Of her age.
In Winchester on Tuesday morning nth Gt.mo, o.
Typho F v,r, NJ. MATTHEW Mc&EEvGR, aged about
so years.
At Wheeling, Sunday m0rairg the 22d ntmo, OF
Puerpal Fever, Mrs. MAay, wife d Mr. d. NJ Stock
ton and daughter of tn late MoaAsl lllr, of this
place, aged p years.
At ''Ingewood," near Rarrisscburg, on Tuesday
night the oath ump after brief llucs', Mrs ISABEL
i GRAY, consort Of Caas D. Gray Ell IN the 2';h
wear of her age. Aa accomplished ani eNccleat wo-
man. she was the pride ana abe ornament Of tue circle
in which she moved, aud vas beloved by all who knew
her. She leaves a husband and ota"r reat'vcs and
friends overwhelmed with in their sad L'rcaYe
ment Mrs. G.. was q consistent CHRISTIAN and leaves
to her sorrowing friends the c)nsong assurance that she
is now al ishabtaet Of that ''hoGsc &2t made with
sands eternai in &c heavens"
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UNION HALL.
GREET. WUSEC.HE EVENT,
FIRST AND ONLY VISIT OF
MADAME ANNA BISHOP

IN STAUNTO.E.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP. on her return
I'VE to the North en- route for Europe, anxious
to pay, visit to some parts. Virginia in which
she has not yet been, begs to angoupce that she
will give in this city, a
Grand Dress and Costume Concert,
on Friday evening, June Ord, OPERATlC
SCENES, in splendid Costume, Popular Ballads,
Songs, &C.
Mr.. B0CHSA, empbatieslly called through
Europe The father of the Harp" although hav-
ing abandoned Harp playing 10 public, has con-
scented to appear once more as Rarpist, before his
retirement into private life.
Director. Mr.. BocHSA.
Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. SHAW.
IT, Full particulars of this splendid enter
tainment will be duly announced.
sy- Tickets-$2 and 81, according to loca-
tion to be had only at the music and bookstore of
Samuel II. Coleman ,where diagram of the Hall
will be ready for inspection on Tuesday, May
3lst.
Stauntcn, May %, 1858.
CO. Wind. and Mess. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01

E1Y virtue ofa decree of the Circuit Court OF
IL Rockbrdge, 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 Deten-
dants, Shall proceed on the 10Th day of June next,
to sell at public auction upon the premises, val
liable Tract Of Land lying on the North Xiv
or in said county, adjoining the lands OF Matthew
Bryan, John Moler and others, and containing a.
bout 200 Acres, late the property OF isaac bry-
an, decd.
This tract of land is situated in gooa neigh
|borhood, and near Lebanon Forge, Strlckler's
Springs and Letcher's Springs; and Is III fine con-
dition well timbered aud productive. The I'M
proyements upon it are an excellent dwelling, with
necessary out-buildings, all in good repair, and
constitutes desirable residence for a Farmer or
Physician.
There is also Pottery upon the land, and an
inexhaustible bank Of the 6aest Potter's Clay.
TERMS.-Caah in hand sufficient to pay the
expenses of SAFE and for the residue on credits of
|, 2 and 3 years in equal payments. the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security, and the
legal tide retained urtil the purchase money Is
paid. 80 a,
The sale will commence at l2 O'Clock M
Further particulars made known on the day Of SALE
: u ''''' JOHN F. SHIELDS,
Sheriff of Rockhridge,
By WIN. II. Houston, his Deputy.
MAY IL: lS5S.-tds.
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yIeasH WANTED.

ESRQP0sALs win be pccsFel by the under
u SlsaeG fur delivering $50 CORDS of sound Pine
Igood, and $50 cords of Oak Wood. at Stanton,
and similar quantity Of each kind of Wood at
Waynesborough.
The Who'd is to be four feet in length, and Of
such dimensions as to pass through q ring of six
inches diameter, the delivering to be commenced
at each place on The 18th Of June, and the entire
quantities to be delivered by the LIST Of August
nest. fEFF ESSON KINNEY.
'Staunton, May 26. 1861.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale valuable tract
l land lying on Back Creek, in the county
of Botetout, about four miles Southwest of Buchan
an. and two and half from James River, con-
tanning 2I0 ACRES, the property Of the late
firm of John S. Wilson s. Co. Theland lies well
and adjoins the ".MiAon Tract" which was pur-
chased few years ago by Edward Valentine,
Esq. It's very fertile and well adapted to the
growth of Corn. Tobacco and the different grains
and grasses and is one Of the best watered farms
that can be found having upon 1.-two or three new
er-failing Springs of the purest water Gone, of
which is unusually large and bold.) besides being
nearly bounded by two creeks. There are about
$50 acres in cultivation and the balance sheavily
tinbered. = The improvements are a tolerably good
Log Dwelling House and Barn.
This Land will be offered for sale privately, pn-
til Wednesday the 18th Of J,sne neat. on which
day. if not previously disposed oft will be sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder. The terms
will be made known on application to the subscri-
Der. JOHN 5. WILSON.
Buchanan, May Is, 1885,.
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G'HLORIFORN, Tod Potass. Iron by Hydro
- gen, Citric Acid, Sulph. Morphia, Sponge,
Sc. &C., for sale by
LAIRD & TRiMBLE.
Stanton, May II, lSSS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
ATTENTION, WOOL.GROWERS.

'1'iiE SrAUNTON WOODEN FACTORY
respectfully invite your attention to their
largeand varied assortment of WOODEN GooDs,
Consisting of Eerseys, Jeans, Sattnets, Plaid
Striped and Plain Colored Lipseys, Bed and Ne
gro Blankets, both Colored and White. They
are also manufacturing Yarns of various grades
and colors, which they offer in exchange for Wool
on moderate terms, at the highest market price
for Wool.
The patronage Of all traders and consumers who
appreciate goods for their real value is respectfully
solicited for those manufactured by US, as think
some inducemept can be held out to purchasers Of
this description Of Goods,
ID, W, KENNEDY, Super'dent.
n. B-We wish to purchase $4,000 lbs. of
Wool, for which we will exchange Goods or give
the highest Cash Market Pnce. ID, w. K.
Stanton, May Is, .-tf-Vind copy.
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Auction Sale Of Land in Rockbrsdge.


DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
- RocLbridge, pronounced on the 10th of April,
1858, in a cause, therein pending between Henry
Firebaugh's, Representatives, Defendants, shall
proceed on the 18th day Of June next, to sell at pub
lie auction upon the premises, A Tract OF
Land lying on the waters Of the North Fork OF
James River, about four miles from Brownsburg.
The Middlebrook and Brownsburg Turnpike pass
es through said tract, it adoins the lands of John
Firebauga, Iohn Stuart, ahd others, AID contains
about
T:50 Acres,
being that portion of the tract Of land belonging to
the said Henry Firebangh. deed, not devised to
the defendant, Henry A. Firebsagh. This tract
is well watered--weI timbered, end situated in a
good neighborhood. The land will be sold nnin-
numbered by the Dover right Of the widow, Re
becca Firebangh, who will accept the present val
NE of her Bower to be paid out Of the proceeds Of
sale. >,
TERAIS.--f'he LAID will be sold on credits OIL
6, II and l5 mouths in equal payments the pur-
chaser executing bonds therefor with sufficient Sc,
curity, and the title retained until the purchase
money is paid.
On the two days preceding the sale, the Com
missioners appointed by the said decree will be
upon the premises, and lay off and assign to Hen:
ry A. Firebaugh that portion OF the tract devised
to him.
WIN. G. LEWIS, Admir- with /.
the Will annexed of Fl. Firebaugh, decd
May II, lS53.-tds.
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AIJGTJSTA SPRINGS.
V,HiS delightful watering place situated IL miles
Il West of Stanton. will be opened for the re-

V,HiS delightful watering place situated l2 miles
l. West of Staunton, will be opened for the re-
ception of visitor the first of June next. The
scenery and salnbrious climate are unsurpassed
In addition to the famous SULPHUR SPRING,
as well as the CHALYBEATE, near the Hotel, thege
has been recently discovered an ALUM SpRLFG
within 200 yards of the Sulp hur. lnvallds who
have resorted toit have found it eicacions in the
cure of all the chronic diseases for which the
Rockbridge Alum is so celebrated The diseases
which were relieved from the use of the Alum
last summer are dyspepsia, scufula, chronic diar-
rhea and skin diseases generally.
The protoxide of Iron and Sulphate of Alumina
are in as great excess as in the Rockbrlge and
Bath Alum. The Table shall be supplied with
the best the country can afford, and no pains spar
ed to make inva1ids and others comfortable. A
ready and cheap conveyance can be had at all
times from Stanton to the Springs.
b. SHUMATE.
May IS. ls53.-4w.
GE5- Richmond Wing and Charlottesville Ad
vocate conv orIce n week for 4W
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01

MEDICINAL USE OF THE WILD fHfKKh'
Ever since the settlement of America, Wild Cherry
has been known to possess very important medicinal
virtues. Every body knew this fact but nobody Knew
how to extract its essential properties Every mother
gives Wild Cherry tea to her children Tor woriAS Tor
colds and for almost every disease; and adults through
out our country the habit OF making compound OF
syrup Of Wild Cherry bark and other ingredients 70 DC
used in spring as an atido.e complaints incident to
that changcul II is ouad by experiment THAI
the Wild Cherry possesses even Tar more important
qualities than was ascribcd it, For the first stage oil
Consumption, Asthma, no matter how long Standng'
Coughs Liver Complaints, ETC., is proved TO DC the
best m edicine known DIR. w iStarS Bassam oil
Wild Cherry is q chemical cXtracf, combined with
similar extract from Tar which enhances its value -
Its success in curing pulmonary diseases in almost every
stage after our best physicians could do no mere has
astonshed the faculty, and led them to confess that
tars Bssam of w i'd Cherry possesses principle here
toGore unknown among ysejfeGi Eea.
None genuine naless siae1 l. BuTrs on the wrapper.
= N- For sale by T. =. EsXRIpGE, Druggist, Staunion;
F. Pence Harrisoubprg; ]. a. Wilson, Lexington ;
Gayuor & Wo0a, Richmond, aud by Druggists every
where.
June 1, 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
Notice.

BINDING have but litrle fine to devote to
the settlement Of my individual business end
ing on the lst day Of July last, have engaged
the services Of my brather, VIVA. b. KAYsER, !or
that purpose, who, as well as myself, is fully au-
thorizGd to collect and settle all claims due me 10
that date My engagements are suchas to render a
prompt settlement necessary-and hope that all
interested will be disposed to give the subject their
early attention. DAVIS 4. AA}SER.
Staunton, May IS, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
BrRgs and Medicines.

A YERS' Cherry Pectoral. Mexican Mustang
"a Lipimest, Barry's TrieoPhesous, for the
Hair; Rushton's and Clarke's Cod Liver Oil,
Smiths Whooping Cough Cordial, British Oil
Lyons Katharien. for the hair, Elixir of Opium
DR.. Thompsonfs Eye Water, McAlister's All
healing Ointment, Kings Washing Fluid, Car
ter's Spaiish Mixture. just received and.or sale
BY ffHOS. i. ESKRlDGE.
Starnton Nav ~ 1888
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
Notice to STOCKHOLDERS.

TH4E stockholders in the HowarGsville and
IL Rochfish Turnpike will assemble in general
meeting at Greenfield, Nelson county, on Thurs
day the 2nd day of June next. at l2M NJ.
The election Of officers and other important bu-
siness will be transacted. 5. $50
WIN. A. SCOTT. President
I!owardsville and Rockish T. Company
May lS, S53-3t.-Vind and Mess. COPY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
Eesy Books.

TRUTH, By C. b. Taylor; Life of Lady j.
Grey; Beatrice, Miss Sinclair; String OF
Pearls Golden Steps for the young; Voice to the
Young Pure God; Frontier Life inthe South
w&st; Travelsin Egyptand Palestine; The Land
of the Caesar and Doge; Gentle Shepherd, by Al
Ian Ramsey Roscoes Kings of England, Cor sale
by S. Ii. COLEMAN.
Stanton Nav tS 1858
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
Notice.

TN4Fi Subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens Of Augusta, that lie is again in the
county on his annual CLOCK REPAInING BUSINESS
Subscribers will receive a call as usual. Other
citizens who may desire his services in this bust
ness, will please give notice to subscribers residing
in their immediate vicinity.
w. E. GREENE.
Greenville, May Is, l653,-3ta.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
FRESH ARRIVAL.
If New Goods from the North,

VI NGW GUOQS OH LHS Aui SuJ
SELECTED with care and suited to the sea-
- son. New styles of Fashionabl lie BONNETS,
Splendid Ribbons. Fig'd Berages for Ladies Dres-
SEES, from ST. to Sc cents, Ladies Undersleeves,
Embfoiaerea Linen Cambria Handk's, and Hem
stitched do, very cheap; Black Parasols, Black
Fans, Block Summer Silks for Ladies, a large as
sor,ment Of Gimps for trimmings, Colored and
Black Silk. Ffnges, White Grape Shawls very
cheap, Yard wide Lawns. at. q. 10 and25 cents;
Black Lace Wells. and Mourning Wells, Blue and
Pink Barages, solid coloTs Ladies Dress Caps
apd Msedie worked Collars, Linen Drills and Cot
ten Goods for Men aad Boys wear, Cheap Linen
Napkins at 81 ceats, Linen Collars and Fancy
Cravats for Gentlemen, Stockings, Gloves, Nlits,
White Si,aeting Mnsiin at 10 cents yard, with
variety of .NEJV AND CHEAP GOODS,
which will. be sold at 90 PEE cent. less than the
usual prices, for CASH. Call an see for yourselves
At GEORGE w. SMITHS New store,
ON Maiu Street one door below the Union Hall,
and under the Vindicator Printing Office.
Staantos, May lS, 1853.
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IL. II. E2.--NO. 4.

Railways Ready Reflects warranted to stop the most
torturing pains in few minutes All who suler acute
bose diseased with Scroula Ricketts, Nodes, &C., try
Railways Reaoyating ResoIyent-Price 5 | per bottle
Office honrs from A. NJ, to p. Nj. PriHcp'd OIL
fec log Fulton street, y. Y.
1ape |, lS53.-lm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
NEW BOOK So

GN,- w I~N/S-S ~
GRAHAM'S Margarine and Godeys Ladey's
W Book, for June Yusef, or The Journey Of
the Frangi,. BY j. Ross BIowre; Travels in F.
gypt and Palestine, by j. Thomas, NJ. d.; Gen
esis ard Geology by Denis Crofton; Spiritual
Vampirism, The History of ETHEREAL Shutdown !;
Prismatics, BY Richard Haywarde; Summer
Cruise in the Mediterranean, by n. P. Willis;
De Quincey's Historical and Critical Essays;
Great Truths by Great Authorsi Female Pielg.,
or the Young Wcnan2s friend a,>d G0ide- thsough
Life to immortality, by J. A. James; Tne Mer-
cy Seat, by G. Spring, d. b.; Consolation, in
discourses on select topics, addressed to the suf
ferng People of God by Jas. w. Alexander. D.
D.; An Essay on Calcareous Manures, by Ed
mund Ruilin Beatrice, or the Unknown Rela-
tives. by Catharine Sinclair; The 9TH volume of
D;Au5iYae's History Of the Reformation; The B
bic in the Counting House, by II. A. Boadman
ID. D.; The Bible in tre Famly,by II. a. Bead
man, d. d. just received and for sale by
ROB'T. COWAN.
Staunton, Nav 25, 1858
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
Public Procession.

FNHEIfC E0TOCtsStOH.
MT. SOLON LODGE.I. 90. F., No. 10,
VA Cat Mt, Scion, Va-9 having obtained the
services of one of the most eminent Public Speak
ers in the State, will have procession, and an
address ppoa tAs subject Of Odd Fellowship, on
the secoGd Saturday in June, (the ,l4th,) and we
do most earnestly. and respectfully, solicit our
Brethren of the Order, to meet with us. on that
occasion. and we promise them. something rich
rare, and spicy, and to all who wish to spend a
day pleasantly. we say come, come.
SMITH DARNALL, }
WM r. WITS. Committee
B. II. ROBERTS0N.)
NJ Snlnn Nav 1S 1859
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WANEEO-A good Blacksmith to go to
Monroe CO. Va. man with small family would
be preferred. For further information, apply to
the EDITOR.
| June |, 1852
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WINCH ESTER MARK ET.

Corrected ,ocetly from tie Repaj!icaa.
BACON, per ID, wagon price7 3, store price So
FLoUR, per Dbl, wagon 20 / IS, store - a > %
GRAIN Wheat, wagon price, 50 a, ~ Oats 3 81
Corn 40 a 40, kye 90 a IS. p, =.
SALr-Ground Alum l 10 a , &C., Ashton . 90 -
PLASTER, per tan, S eco
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01

WILL be sold at public auction, on Friday thu
w Ord day of June next, the Tract Of Lane
belonging to Peter Koontz, lying in the County
of Augusta, and on the watera of Spring Creek
about p miles Southwest of Churchville, and
miles from the Railroad. adjoining the lands
WIN. Crawford, James Wilson, Esq, .ahd others
The land lies in first-rate neighborhood, being
convenient to Mills, Churches, School houses and
other advantages to land-buyefs. There are
233 ACRES
in the tract, of which 100 are cleared and under
good fence and the rest we'll timbered. There
are about GO Acres in fine clover. The improve
ments are two GOOD LOG HOUSES, Barn,
Smoke-house, Spring house, and other necessary
buildings. The place is watered with never
falling Springs, convenient to either house, and
can conveniently water nearly all the fields
There are on the place two large AP- 1872
PIE ORCHARDS, and quantity ofsafsss
other Fruit. 1t is needless to say any-ea99sssssss
thing more, as persons wishing to pur--<s4sz.
chase will doubtless examine for themselves
Possession given on the lst day Of September next
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOHN KOONTZ, Agent.
May II. lS59.--Rock. Reg. copy st.
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PANORAMA,

y3R. BEAL'S splendid Panorama and
- sa.ornista OF Creation fi DeMge,
is now on exhibition in the UNION HALL, To
remain ill Friday.
The Pajesisg has gaiGed tie highest reputation
ha;h ir Artistic skill $',d Moral effect Of any pain
iiur now on Exhibition.
g;y. Exhibitions every night, doors open at
O'clock. to commence at O'Clock. Every after
noon doors open at q. to commence at o'clock.
sn@zEr-- Admission Is cents, no half price.
Eey- Liberal arrangements made for schools.
Staunton. June /, 1893
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MAR RaED.

On Thursday the 18th utimo, BY the Rev w. w.
jTrimble, Mr. JAMES \. McCLURg, 10 Miss REPEccA
w, daughter of Samuel Humphreys, ill OF Augusta
county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
RockSrEdgc Land for Sale.

'ENHE subscriber wishing to remove to Texas,
olssFs tor sale his plantation, containing about
200 Acres,
lying about 81 miles n. f.. of Brownsbarg. The
Improvements are a. good Two Sto- Gr~--S
BASEMENT 5y rtams 3sS Geo. s;,b with d'hsP
convenient OFT houses. There arc gsgas ~
three Or four never failing sRipgs-and in addi-
ton, stream o?water running through the place
on each side. This Land is very convenient to
two notwithstanding Mills, also, two saw mills and
mechanical shops of almost every description.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to
view the premises. Possession ayiii be given in
time to seed this fall if sold soon.
For further particulars apply to -
JOHN Il. McNUTT.
May q. lS53-3nl. a.. ..e
gE Rockingham Register copy and charge
this office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
LAND FOR SALE;

r WISH to sell a Tract of Land belonging to
l. the heirs of John and Elizabeth Montgomery,
lying in the county of Rockbrldge, near the Au-
g,lsta line, on the Little Cali. Pasture River, in a
good neighDorhood, now occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Glendy. There are about
$50 ACRES
in the Tract, and generally of good quality, with
an abundance of madow. There are on
it good LOG DWELLING, and 9TH G.&
circuit houses, with a ever-lailng Spring .ss.E
near the house, also one of the best Sui Ea.kkss
phur Springs in the country, well worth improv-
ing. The 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, le53-tf. Agent for the heirs.
Eg- Rockingham; Register copy 3t and for
ward account to this office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
Wool C.ARDING.

HNEIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
= and the public, that his Carding MIA
c.iae is now in thorough state of repair, and
all orders for carding wool Be-, shall meet with
prompt attention.
Woo can be left at Mr.. A. NJ. Mosby's where
wiz receive it. JAS. B. TRIMBLE.
May I6, I653.-4tss.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
APRIL, 1863.
JOHN C. KYLE 8 BROTHER,
OF THE LATE

AT WILLIAM KYLE'S OLD STAND.
beverly Street, Staunton, Va,
A RE now in full receipt Of their large and al
"A tractive Spring stock:of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, &c., &C.,
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of
their friends and the public generally.
April 90, 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
LIFE INSURANCE.
Mutual Benefit Company.
Cep:tal cser 81 $50 900 aRd dajl5 Increasing
oEsEcE IT REcAMoMD, va.

u. ". KNOWLES, Agent.
|s'lIIS Copbapy makes annual dividends to the
Insured. The dividends ave,age over one
third the premium paid, thus masihs the actual
cost very loE'.
No Company nsofds mnse advantages with e.
quail secsci:y to tie insured.
'Fhe Company have ordered the payment of the
fifth dividend being the one for 1919.
LIFE INSURANCE rot only provides the
best means to secure at once our families and
to the settlement of estates aad as security to
creditors.
Any Indignation respecting life insurance will
be cheerfGlr' Owen at my Office or through the
mails b. W. KNOWLES.
Richmond. ZINE |. lS5S.-Gt
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fyNW GOODS BY EXPRESS
WHITE & CO.,

A RE just in receipt of Bersge de LANES, Sat
IN in Striped and Plaid Bareges. Fre!r;h Cling
hams. Rib MS. Laces, Linen Drills. Blue and
Mixed Denines, Stripe and Plaid Drills and ma
ny other Goods now scarce in the market, all at
the lowest figures.
StaeRtun, JaRe /, 1858:
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AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

May II, ls53.-4w.
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RICHMOND MARKET.

klCHhONo hAtsiA&I.
Corrected ,oeetly from ne Times
BACON Smithfeld cured Q q 10, Baltimore 5 az
BurrEa per pound. iirhiL 10 %, fresh roll % . 90
CoFFEE-Old Java l. 49, Green LasHeyEa 10 10
=, Rio a 10, Manila II: a IL, Cape S a 9
CLovERsEe6-$ so 90 a . 00
Flour, City Mills 90, Country G. a475
GRAIN-Wheat white 81 5g 5,red Sla l0,Corn
SO a 90. Oats 80 a o. Rye IS 90
GUANo Peruvian, per ton 46 s., Patagoaiaa 80 81
PLASTER, lump, per ton, IS al MA
Tai, Refined Loaf9 a 90, Crushed S az
SALT American, per sack, Sal 30, Liverpool Sal 81
TEAs-imperial s Guapowder 10 a p, Il ack 25Gl 81
BlLTINDRE CNTrLE NiNRKET.
, Ipeck ending FridGu Mar 27.--The offerings Oh
Monday 500 head of Beef CatilN 400 Of which
were driven to Eastern markets, $50 sold city butte
hers, and 90 left unSold Prices ranged from :
10 So 81 on the hooi, equal to 81 50 $50 80 net,
and averaging + 81 gross.
Hoas-Are dull. We quote at 81 to ST So,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-01
Rookbridge Land for Sale at Auction,

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