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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-02
RoCKBRIDGE LAND son SALE.

as am anxious TO move to the West. wish
IN tu sell the land on which | now reside
This land is in pretty good state of cultivation
and well watered There are Is or 20 acres of
meadow land, the most of it watered. There is
on it toleraby good HOUSE AND KITCHEN,
with Barn and other necessary clubhouse attach
ed to it. There are also on the place a good
many fruit trees Of different kinds. 1t contains
asa ACRES, about 100 Of which are well
timbered. and within four miles of Lexington,
where two cords of wood per day can be hauled
by one team. bringing s. 50 per cord, This place
is situate South west OF Lexington. two mileS
from the Valley Plank Road. aud joins the lands
OF Bowers Heirs. Thos NlcCorble and others.
Persons wishing to see this land will please call
on the subscriber. MATTHIAS LAM.
Aug. 2. 1854 ST
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-02
LAND For SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale on Saturday Tho
w goth day of August next, TRACT or
L.4.VD belonging to the estate of Joseph Thorn
as, decd, lying on Christians Creek. in Augusta
county Va, adjoining lands with Martin CARRIER,
John Depriest, David Cofinan and Col. Alex
Robertson. The tract con;ains7 II acres, has tol-
cradle Improvements and good young orchard.
Sale will commence at 10 O'clock 4. NJ. Terms
of sale, one third on the first day of September
next, at which time possession will be given; the
balance in two equal annual payments.
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Ex'or.
June Z I&S4-tds
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Virginia Central Railroad
n t.crrgrro0 TTON LINE.

A PASSENGER Train will start from Rich
"a mond daily at els A. NJ, and reach Stann-
ton at lao p. NJ Returping will leave Siaunton
at l.lOP, NJ. and arrive in Richmond at $50 P.
NJ. This train will only stop for passengers at
the regular depots, and then only on being sig
nailed.
An accommodation train will leave Richmond
at $50 A. NJ, dine at Charlottesville, and reach
Stanton at 6 P. NJ. Returning will leave
Stanton at 6 A. NJ. and arrive in Richmond al
$50 P. M.-stoppng at all the usual points.
On Sundays there will be but one train each
way-starting from Richmond at 6.l5 A. NJ. and
from Stanton at 6 A. M.-stopping at the usual
intermediate points. The express car will nm
with the accommodation train.
July 5, 1854. H. d. WHITCOMB, Sup.
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PTR[IC SALE OLE LAND.

I'm Wednesday the 25th day Of October neat
" there will be sold in conformity with the las
will and testament of DR.. Jacob Wolff, on the
premises, the Tract of Land, containing about
$40 ACRES,
on which he lived, situated about four miles wes
of Fincastle, Botetourt county. on the main road
leading up the Catawba Valley to Blacksburg.-
There is good portion Of fine MEADOW BAND
well watered. There is also on the land five OF
six never-failng Springs, and there are ;sS5S5ss.
about 100 Apple Trees and other Fruit sSssatsE
Trees, some of them very supericrfrult GfYsss%
A good portion Of this land is well tim --eeke..
beted. This land lies about IL miles FROM Bon
sacks Depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road and atout the same distance from the James
River Canal. and is one Of ehe Observation-Disclosures
in the County, and is also very convenient TO
mills. churches ana blacksmith shops;
TERMS.-One.third of the purchase money
in hand. and the balance in Two annual payments
the purchaser giving bonds with approved secuIl-
ty. and to bear interest from date if not paid on
the day they become due. and the title retained
until all the purchase money is paid up. Inc VI
tie is good and such as was vested In the lestalor
will be conveyed by the executor.
o. Possession of the land will be given as soon
as the terms of sale are complied with.
JAMES S. WALROND,
Executor of Jacob Wolff
June 81, lS54.-tds.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be offered at public auction, on Wednes
w day the 23d Of august. in Mt. Scion. all
the PERSONAL PROPERTY ofDavid
McFall, decd, consisting of a variety OF new and
valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture. one
dun Mare, Buggy and Harness, Surveyors
Compass, with full set of Instruments, Books sc.
At the same time and place will be offered a
large and commodious STORE HOUSE, occu-
plying one of the best situations in the village. 1t
contains AN excellent Cellar, and Lumber Room
ON the same lloor with the store room. The up
per story presents large and handsome Odd Eel
lows Hail.
Persons wishing good situation for store,
would do well to examine the property. The per
sonal property will be sold at q credit of6 months
for all sums over dollars; that sum and under
will be cash. Che real properly will be sold al a
credit ct six, twelve and eighteen months. the
purchaser securing the payments with interest
from day Of sale.
JOHN IRVINE, } ,d,o;,is,r,,,rs
PRESTON TODD,
Aug, 2, IS54-3ts.
y. B.-All persons holding claims against the
above estate. by bond or otherwise, will do well
to present them at as early day as possible.
J. |. s. 2. T., Adm'rs.
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT
STAuMTON. VA.

TEVfIIS new and extensive Hotel is just compile
Il ted, and is row open for the reception of Wis
iiors. 1t is situated within few yards of the
Railroad Depot, and is a convenient DINING
HOUSE for passengers arriving in the cars and
going westward.
j. l.. TIeskelI s Cos daily line of stages to
the White Sulphur Springs, run to and from this
House; and passengers are subjected to no delay
and are relieved from all trouble in moving their
baggage.
This House is situated in an elevated and com
handing position, and those who desire to spend
few days in this healthy ''City of the Noun
tains," will find that the Proprietors have spared
neither pains nor expense 10 promote the comfort
of their guests.
Good STABLrNG has been provided for the coun-
ty and travelling custom.
Our country friends will find warm welcome
and moderate charges.
WIN. II. CARRIER s. co.
" ET l.. s. sTs DAasos. }p,oprie.or,.
J. B. DaEcxlNaIDGE,
Stanton, July 5. l054.-tf.-V. and NJ. copy
's'ATE'S American Form Book just received by
S. IL. COLEMAN.
Saunton, July IL, 1851 ". and NJ. copy,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
I'D Augusta County, rendered in the cause of
Kinney Us. Gregory's heirs, the undersigned as
commissioner will proceed on the 9Th day Of .4u-
gust, 1854, to sell upon the premises to the high
est bidder by way of public auction, HOUSE
AND LOT in the town Of Greenvile, con-
tanning one-fourth ola acre, being the same lot
conveyed to Jacob Gregory by Bridges and wife.
TER.NS-So much of the purchase money in
hand as will defray the costs Of suit and of sale.
The balance in two equal payments at and IL
months, the purchaser giving bond with good Sc
cnritv for the deferred payments, and the title to
be retained as ultimate security.
ROBERT P. KINNEY. Comm.
.Jalv 5. lS54.-tds
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WAYNESBOROuGH SCHOOL.

rsSlfIS School will be opened on the first Mon
Il day of September, under the care Of the sub
scriber. who will have associated with him as as
sistant, Mr.. Charles p Esll, late graduate of
Washington College. by the Faculty Of which he
is highly recommended.
We propose to have permanent school under
good discipline; and can confidently promise pa
rents, entrusng their sons to us, That we will la
Dor to give thorough instruction and ~holesOmc
training. o
The terms will be, for classical scholars, $40
per session of ten months others. $50. Boarding
can be obtained in the best families of the village,
not exceeding $40 per month. Those desiring
further particulars may apply to
W. T. RICHARDSON.
July 10, lS54-tlstSept.
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ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.

INTENDING to move to Texas, will offer at
IL Public Sale, on the 29h of august next, my
E "A r VI situated three miles south of Or
ange Court House, Va, containing
500 a G e ES,
45O of which are in heavy Pine, Oak and Chest
nut Timber and the greater part of the remainder
well set in Clover and Timothy. There -.
isanew and substantial DSY ELLlNG 800.
HOUSE on the Farm, containing eight l.,lssA
rooms, besides the basement, which iss.Sssss
used for dining room and cellars, and all suitable
out-buildings. The Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road runs within two hundred yards Of the West
ern part of the Farm, and both lines of the Fred
ericksburg Railroad run through IT, An mex
haustible bed of the purest LIMESTONE in the
State extends through the Farm for ! Z mile the
superintendent of Masonry on the o. and y. X.
r., having used the Lime burnt from this bed, in
the culverts and bridges of his road, and pro-
nounced it superior to any other on the line.
On THE 2sTH OF AUGUST, (being Orange Court
Day. will also offer at Public Sale, all my
Property at Orange Courthouse,
CONSISTING of the EXCHANGE HOTEL. n
Brick Building. three stories high. with 70 feet
front on Main Street; A TWO-STORY BRICK
BUILDING, adjoining said Hotel. containing
four LARGE airy rooms. besides the basement, with
excellent Gardens and large Brick Stables, in the
rear of both buildings. Also, FIVE ACRES OF
UNIMpRoyED GRoUYD. adjoining the Hotel, and
having sufficient Street front. which will be diyi-
ded into Lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF ALE:-One-third Cash, and
the balance in one and two years. As the Sub
scriber is in earnest about selling the above prop
erty. he invites an examination Of it forthwith,
and will sell it privately if desired.
RICHARD RAWLINGS.
JuIv ;. 1S54.-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-02
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale at public auction, on FRIDAY
i the l9h of august neat, Tract of Land, ~
inc on both sides of the Plank Road, in Rock
bridge county, nine miles from the town OF Lex
layton and three from Fairfield, adjoining the
lands of William S. Iryen, David A. Gibson and
others, containing $50 a G r e S; about
1870 in timber There are two streams OF water
running through it; also two never failing springs
of excellent water, one on each end Of the iarm'-
1t can be divided into two small farms. by nearly
straight line through it, with an equal quantity
of timber. water and cleared land. The improve
ments consist of small Log House, Stable &c.
Terms accommodating
For further information apply to the nbscriber,
near Midway, or to William :. Irven, who lives
near the land.
9G- Sale to take place at J. o'clock:
july 10, l954,-tds. JAMES HENRY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-02
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Rev. r. H. PmILI1ps, A. NJ. Principal.
II w. SHEFFEY and Mrs. SHErFEs, Heads Of
the Family.
yENHE Autumn session OF this Institution will
Il commence on September 9th. 1t is under
the care ola Principal, fire. Professors. and fill
corps Of Female assistants. The arrangements
for the ensuing term are such as to render this In
stituton second to none in the country. For cir
culars with full information as to terms &C.. ad
dress r. II. Phillips or Hugh w. shefley, Esq,
Stauuton. Va.
Aug. 2, lS54,-it.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-02
Notice.

A S trustees in a deed of trust executed by John
"A G.. Kyle & Bro. on the 2Sth of July, 1884,
and recorded in the Hastings Court Clerks office
of the town OF Staunton, we hereby notify all per-
sons indebted in any manner to The said concern,
that said debts Of every kind have been transfer
red to us, for the purposes in the slid deed men
toned. Our duty requires an immediate colIec-
ton Of said debts and upon all of them. without
discrimination, not settled by the 18th of August,
we will be compelled to institute legal proceed
ings. Our receipt only will be an acquitance
IMBODEN s McCuE, Trustees
July 90, 1854.
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"A VALUABLE
POCAM ONTAS T "A RM
TN MARKET,

rgNHE Subscriber having determined to change
4 his business and remove from this county.
will sell to the highest bidder, on "wednesday inc
10Th dan Of august if fair if not, on the first TAR
dav thereafter, all that valuable TRACT OF
LAND, lying and being in the county OF toca-
hoDtas, on Napp's Greek; s miles north OF the
Comfy Seat. and known as the MANSION FARM
of the late Jacob Lightner, Esq.,-contalnng by
survey $50 acres of level, fertile Bottom land
in a fine state of cultivation, embracing lOO acres
Of excellent .lE.4DOW ;,
The whole of said FARM is weit watered-
Napp's Greek passing through the ceniie OF n'
besides number of Springs: also wei o. new
er-failng water near the mansion s-<SA
The buildings are two Dwelling &s ai
Houses, two Barns, and other neces- isa ~
sarv out buildings. 1t has on it also 20
a large Orchard Of fine summer and winter Fruit;
At the same time and place the subscriber VIII
sell one share of Mountain Land in what's called
the Big Smvcy, adjoining said farm, containing
1900 Acres,
more or less, finely timbered
These lands have as desirable locality as any
in the comfy. and a more beautiful Summer Re
treat is not in the State.
Immediately after the sale of the LANDS Inc
subscriber will sell all his p K r S ~ "A l.
PROPERTY, consisting of work Horses,
Mich Cows, large young Jack. 81 Stock Cst-
tie. and , year olds, 20 Hogs, 30siacks of Hay,
Farming Utensils, sc.
TERMS-The real estate, one-half OF the
purchase money in cash-the remainder in II
months. bearing interest from six months after the
date of the sale-for the personal property cash
will be required. .1ooa
Possession will be given, and warranted deed
made by the lst of November; r,c,,rNpp
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For Sale.

4 WISH to sell privately my small TRACT
OF LAND containing % Acres, with a
bout 8 Acres of fine youag timber aud a good por-
ton Of Meadow, with never failing water Oh it.
The buildings are all new. 1t is altogether de
sirable home. Any one wishing to buy such a
home would do well to give me cell. My resi-
dence is about ) miles Northwest Of WayneS5or-
ough, on Elk Run, and OF . mile west Of Her
mitage Post office, where you can iud me in a
Wagon-maker'S shop at any time.
ULRICK BuRKliOLDER.
Anrust ID. 1851.
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Great Bargeins are Now Ofered,

vHyE will sell OFT at cost, all our Berages, lawns
w and Sumner Mlsius for cash only. Also,
\ lot of Men aui Boys Straw Hats at cost, one
piece of Summer Muslin l2} cts, piece Of BE
rage at 25 cts, piece Of Brown Plaid Berage
at rs cts, piece of Brown Fg'd do. at p cts.
/ piece of Blue Plaid Silk and Wool at - cts,
piece of Black and White at 81 cts, piece Of
Silk Plaid at 37s cts, with a variety Of other
STYLES of Berages. Painted Lawns at ~ and los
cts. Call early and secure the bargains at the
new store. GEO. w. SMITH, Main Street,
oae door below Union Hall.
Staunton, Aug. ., 1854.
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY
in the Town of Weston,
Lewis County, Virginia,
To, TT

rE,HE undersigned is DESTROYS of selling his Tav.
Il em, situated on Main Street of said town,
and Immediately in the centre of business. The
buildings consist in large two story Buildings,
seventy two feet front. having also Store room
attached, sufficient for the Dry Goods of other bu
siness. There is also upon the premises Ten
Pin Alley which is profitable. There is good
we'll of water in the yard, and Stable convenient
" situated. There is also fine Bakery attached
to the premises. built in the most improved style.
For terms apply by etter or in person to the own
or on the premises. HENRY B. MONKS.
\Veston July 5, lS54-2m.
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FOR RENT

TEsHF. subscriber as guardian for the heirs will
il offer publicly for rent. on the premises, on
the 18th Of August the FARM and MILL be-
longing to the estate of the late Henry Mowry.
decd. now occupied by Mr.. John Patterson, and
living about miles north of Staunton. The land
is productive and the Mill in good working order
Persons wishing to rent will be shown the land
sc. by Mr. Patterson. Possession given LIST of
March. Terms made known an day of renting.
S. ID. HUMBERT.
July &c, lS54.--4t.
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al GORDONsyELLE.

SSkaUsSsI sGd GpEs RSU.SFS kkAAInS'
'gNHE next Session ofthis School will commence
on the 18th September. and close on the 4ih
of July following.
Mr.. ]. B. SHEARER. A. Nj, Instructor in Lat
in Greek, French and German.
Mr.. DELAWARE KEMPER. Instructor in
Mathematics and Civil Engineering, aud
the Natural Sciences.
Mr.. KOSCIUSKO KEMPER, Instructor in
Spanish and the Elementary English
branches.
Private instruction in Drawing and Fencing
will be given by competent instructor, to 'htse
who may desire it-charge extra,
TERMS-For Board and Tuition, including
washjnga and fuel 5000 per SesSon-ane- half pay
able ON entering the school, and the other On the
LIST of February.
Books and Stationery and Candles furnished at
cost
For further particulars refer to my printed
Catalogue, which will be furnished upon applica-
ton.
Communications on business should be address
cd to Wm. S. Kemper, Gordonsviiie, Va.
Aug. ,, l6j4.-3t.
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Classical and Mathematical School,
at IarterbrOok, Augusta Co.,, Va.

FgNHIS School will commence its third session
4 on Monday the 2lst OF August, under the
charge of the subscriber, Ga graduate of Washing
ton College, Va and will continue until the 2lst
day of June, 1855.
The school was established by the Rev. Robt.
l.. Dabney, d. D., and lately conducted by Mir.
J. n. Craig. Its course embraces all the branch
es usually taught in academies.
Its pleasant country situation and the strictly
moral tone of the commuuity around, offer to pa
rents and guardians peculiar advantages for their
sons or wards. and safe guarantee OF healthy
moral influence on the minds of the pupils.
The subscriber hopes. by a close attention to
the mental and moral training OF the scholars to
fit them for College, the University or the bus-
ness of life
TERMS.-For classical scholars. IS ermo. !;
for English, 50 per month. Board can be had in
pleasant families in the immediate neighborhood
at from So to $3.50 per month.
References.
The Faculty Of Washington College and Rev.
w. S White, d. D., Lexington, Va; Prot Geo.
f.. Dabney Richmond, Va; Rev. Geo. ID. Arm
strong, ID. D., Norfolk, Va; Maj. ID. II. Hill,
Davidson College, n. {.
J. D. MORRISON.
July 26, l654.--t2lstAagt.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of John
~ Delay, decd, are requested to make imnc-
date payment. and those having claims against
said estate will present them. properly anthentl-
c,tsJ for settlement. VIM. WiTHROW.
Administrator
Wayncsboro'. Augusta CO., July 10, 1854.
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OWING 10 Il pressure in my business have
W bcen compelled to place my accounts (due
Is. July. 1854. } in the hands OWN. S. H. BAY
Iop far collection My customers will confer
favor by calling upon Mr.; Baylor at their earliest
convenience, as am q. little .hard up" in the
nancy line at present HENRY BARE.
Sfaunton. July 10, 1854
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New Store i'm Staunton.
CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME
RY. FANCY soaps, SC.


FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME
RY, FANCY SOAPS, Sc.
rS>HE subscriber is now opening at the store late
ly occupied by G. B. Dyer & Co., such
variety of Goods in the above line as was never
offered for sale in the Valley of Virginia. They
consist in part of the following: Beautifully dec
grated and Gold Band China Tea Sets, splendid
Motto Coffee Cups, Flower Vases, Gard Baskets,
handsome Parian and Gold Band Pitchers, Gut
and Pressed Tumblers. Goblets, Wine, Jelly, and
Champagne Glasses, &c., sc. Also, Common
and Ivory handled Knives and Forks. Plated, Al,
bata and table Spoons, Forks, &C., Walters and
Trays, Tea and Coffee Pots; with small lot of
Jewelry. Country dealers would do well togive
him call, as he has many articles to suit them.
Ladies are particularly invited TO call and see his
stock Of Fancy Goods. sc. f. HICkSoN.
White, Granite and Blue printed Dinner Sets,
all at Richmond prices for CASH.
Staunton July r. 1854.
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Augusta Female Seminary.

e II IL duties of this Institution will be resumed
on the lst of September. under the same
teachers as last year. Parents are requested to
have the pupils here punctualy, that the studies
of the class may proceed without interruption IRON
the first Monday.
The Primary Department has been disconnu-
ed, aud no pupils VIII be received, eyceptsuch as
are prepared TO commence Grammar aud Geogra-
PLY.
apply for circulars 10
WM. Is, BROWNE, Principal
July q. l354.-Ct.
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Eastwood School.

rTiE next session Of this school will open on
Il 10th Of August aud cose on the 18th oiJune
following.
payable one half in advance and one halt on LIST
January. Address PlhE FOH Eho.
.Stauntpn, Auy. :, 1854
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FURNITURE At RICHMOND PRICES.

VNHE undersigned having removed to the shop
l. formerly occupied by Mr.. Sandige, cabinet-
maker, on Beverly Street, opposite the Lutheran
Church. is prepared to furnish all kinds Of work
in his line, made out of the best material. and by
competent workmen, such as Cane and rssss2
Wood Seat Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Tables, SC. Ec5
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him, he solicis Continuance of the same.
HENRY w. WOOD.
Staunton Nav d, 1854
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OUR accounts arc all made out to the LIST Of Ju-
" ly. All knowing themselves Indebted are
respectfully requested to call and settle without
delay. GEO. w. SMITH.
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PUBLIC SALE AT WEST VIEW

Y WILL sell, on the 25th day of August next,
4 all of my Persona Property, consisting of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
da nss1 qf nG.f'; oa 'as . '%' e% Sa
A)ESS544lsrS lot of young cattle; head of Hogs,
will be fit for killing this fall;
: So1cs and 80 Pigs Also, one plantation Wag-
on IIarrows, Plows, and almy Farming Utensils
among = which will be found a frsfraie Wheat
Fan. and Corn shelter. will sell at the same
time 200 bushels of new Wheat about 80 bush
els of Rye about 400 bushels of Oats; 2 bushels
Of Cloycrseed, and a quantity of Hay. There
will be various other articles sold which it is not
necessary now to mention
TERMS.-For all sums over five dollars, a
credit of 2 months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and good seenFi' Y bonds to O9ar
interest after SIX months f"f all sums under
five dollars. the cash will be required.
THOMAS TEAF0RD.
.JnIy 2G, iS54.-tds.
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nun cTlT7N7oN SpFcTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
$4,000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
J. READ & CO.,

SUBMIT 10 the people the following magnii
- cert Gift enterprise $4,000 Tickets, only
at 81 each, will be sold. Each purchaser of a
Ticket will be presented with numbered certifi
cate emitting the holder to one in the following
$4,000 gifts.
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LOST

DORT MONAIE and my FREE PAPERS
Il between Staunion and Magnus Crawforl's.
will give liberal reward to the finder if they
will leave them at this Office, or at Jacob Rohr's
where am at work BERRY. FITCH.
Slaunion, July 10, 1854.