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JJHN LUMSDEN,
Grocer s. Commission Merchant,

Grocer s. Commission Merchant,
No. Al Cheapsid", Owe doors iiom Pratt Sl.,)
BALTIMORE.
CELLSall kinds OF Grain and Country Pro-
~ luce on Commission. and keeps a general
assortment Of Groceries lwavs on hand.
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Port Deposit.
HERRlNGS AND SHAD.

S0 BBI.S. Prime Susquehanna Herring.
w Herring and Shad in half bhls.
% 200 Smoked Herring, for sale by
CARSON 4 COULSON,
June II If Port Deposit.
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Cards..
VIM. PINKNEY EWING.

ATTORNEY At LIfP.
"AVING returned from the West. and
l. i permanently located in Elkton. will give,
prompt attention to all business entrusted to-
him.
D5-Onice-wih Hon. Alexander Evans.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
1.-THE Pocket Escniapius:
or erery one his omm Ply
slcian. The 10th Edition,
wi I h 100 engravings.
shown 9 diseases and NAL
formations of he human
sy stem in every shape and
form. To which is aided
a treatise on the diseases
of females, being Of the
highest importance to
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Baltimore and Susquchanna
STEAM COMPANY.

d OCULAR DAILY LINE, Except Sundays,)
IL Tor HAvRE De GRACE, Port DErosIT AND
TIDE WATER CANAL,
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engineer ior such tram. fl ;:rcsilnr Oft
Ger Tor such meeting. Free discussion wa>
stranSied-the Gag arpiicl-anl While a
dozen men We're trvinr to ret the floor. IT,
put the Hne>tlcn-verv I.rl!entlv calling t,,,.
STANDING vote. Fifty mon >:raro to ,l.i,.
feet TO eN:'ostulatc-ciic~ of - Mr.. President"
cane FROM all parts al the house. ir,rn on
n"icii'or OF tn i'atri.. anon. tir ra~.-l.a.
'Ac r~c>ilinc offers determined ar.l lr;'i
scream rc>orn!.l above lie ai a..i >-o~,r.
and ufr"nr. anl .roi>e and coo:u IN d.
ciarinr The resolution a3orte,i r'at.>' u,qn-
imou> '. and the convention broke M i,
It'll" better than a row.
Orr Zero friends appear with sorry smile
or forced LAUGH in The street. while they "a
good as 1--WE up tic ba',le. Thcv stand a>
nnS'"aliiv uHon the platform. as a laniluhlrr
upon the rolling AMI pitching deck of a YES
sci At sea. and from their yi>aeo> on" would
almost suppose Tint tEcv were a L4'c SEX
But the oAirc-ho.isrS are cx,,"r'od to stand
tlcrc--it would lc unkind and rnora-riiil
and "o,q.r""< Cor them to relu>c-vct We
koo" that The rank and fc O. the party ,riV
Ia ma >,4.I Hiaq
They will now march TO different r1uSir
II a corToral's Guard of voters. lcSilc Frank
ricrcc'< HrF m,n. can be- found 70 81. no~.
the principles promulgated hv the convcn-
ton we confess TIA. We have mistaken the
feeling Of The frcemen Of Vermont.
Some oc the convcntion.-Iackad assorted
and free from comhustible material ~ il was.
are Smllting und,r the uneraciou< and in
shifting treatment met ly The minority. anil
they will speak out where >mallcy and Colt
can't stiff diScHS>ion and where thev can
make Themselves heard
lake tEe convention altogether it wa
merely farce. which cqmc near cnlinr in a
tragedy. II was machinery worked y The
wirc-lullcr>. AMI no expression OF The feelings
or opinions ot any party in the State Free
Soi'clS repu1iato il acton. straight ou'. dem
oera;s rerula'c il. and bones. oll-lincr~ de-
no"ncc i. The last care not II la,,h with
.Gch lintompe7ciinortar; anl the Others lav-
i''- Leon TO the vor.o. Lave turned Iack iron
III Ircc;i.icn.
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C@ic .oa' County CoGr.--Juue Term. 1854



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= '''>' i 'I'''ii' "ien ! Minor. In-
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L., ~ '.'..'' . ana H. ''''''f' Tor PLAIN
''''' - d. v -. u ! 10Y '''''''i'h'-
No. ''i'"F''m Paddock V. Schoo. bis
'''. ~ : - ''"''''< ''''''- A>>'m! 1T for
services '''' ~ .'''f ana verdi ord"rc!
hE 'h' '"!r' ''' "'''"'iHt- 1. Bnr:!"'t. II.
81 i''''.''''''' - '" '''a'c al" T.. u 'ahooH
:'' "';'n!.'i''.
No. -. horace Evans an! al. V. s.
''h''>'"'N ''''t'on tor Road Committee
20 "a! i F"''' ron TIE "'i''t t" The barnet
'''' d '''''i w. ''f. '""'n'tt"" Granted.
@'''' = '''"' ','" y. Ill., Lucins Pen
'>'''. "''' d! i'''"'''' I 'n'ini'''r
''',''' nan vs. James CA'>'ry,
J., c : ''''' I" I''n''" crops
y, ''''" "':'''''hf rf"Hn-
''.' '''''''' 10Y iiHh'it
~ = '''' cost It, Cree and
r. ~, 80 F'''"''"' = ". Sia'r ana
=, ''''',' ''''
=, -. ''''''''e ah' al. vs.. Hc'a
r,.,,. r.1 80 acres Oh land o"
, f.mu, o.u.I ,.. "'''' '''nS part OF
,,,o ,,u, - ,so- y ''>>' i''oH''I''
Of tho s,n,n Ill., 90 ,".' .''''e '"In@ owner
-, F''' Grained 'E plaintiff
v,;.., w,. 50, ou,, cue VI S''' estate.
,,,. ~, "'''''i'''':'e appointed
L.. ''''' '>'''e was sold
81 w. h;m ;,r administrations :, and deed
Tho 1Denl,n+ hl,;., '''>'o" OF DOVER
and his grantees TLo,,,:,.o ",''.'' ''''N>
same aS heirs Of J.s.o n.,."., ' "a, The
died in 1s,s Tho p.oh..w ne "r''w
show tb,t ,r,. ''"s o'' not
70 soil s,;, " '''c
;,rv IT,, c.,c ir'ai 10y
the fact that j., r;oo. ''". 10 ma
Court from ,rcums,,,oo., ''e
ant. Verdict for ae,.r,,n. /" :, "''end-
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WI! t'e aito@".h"" superior - auv OF tlo~
hcr"'o''r" H>'i in Fix STATE. Ir:..
ALrrrIr it:t~.-unc and Two LlI,,
,ilI> OF the Bank of ORLEANS. 2l-crc1-, Tons
'av" iu~t been ,'ut in circulation. IT, ~.
vc~y >li,,in,,y dom" The spurious Ills r.n.
however,. h. "a~;'v la-r..cll y -; ;o, ia.
the 'i1rc;:r Is I'd; he IA, AZ On the r.
Ills.
- " W., III or,,.:..; =, 49,, ,
hv r,l.,.;ar ~ T,...l,,. o.o..;,, al :
ho,,sc or u J. p,-,, :; :. q,
struck }v ii.'itn;n1 during tho sam, .yenj,,-.
and Mr. T. kn"-ho! down. and y, .s-:...,s
injury S'>.ai:,ci
p I, ,,;,,.,...., H., y, =,
~, va .,r.,.r
m. ,,rl.o,l.
nav o,l ,,n,.;,
t,,.;I,. ~.
->"' less '''h 'hlrfv cases ot small n0X
nave occurred IN Ca-'ioto'. hut The ,,i~clza
has not been maienq,'-. ONLY -.vo ,,,,.,s 10y
mo- o,rrrr,1 L.. 49,, -.
=,
nj II -" MA Ire broke on
iown>tc'Id about >N o'c,o. < ~ Fr:l1y even
inc la~.. IN the lar. In 1.,o,,.....
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FROM WASHINGTON.

e" The Territorial appointments have
been sent the Scnatc--lIr Rcc,lcr, OF Penn
>vi>ania a Governor of Kansas: Mr. Butler.
of kentucky. As Governor af Nebraska. II
is reported that NJ. Butler refuses to accept
Che appointment.
u |. is announced that the Address lv
members of Congress to :hc people Of the T.
ni.c'i States on the question Of the re,cal
of The Missouri Compromise. Is concur
rcl in ly foy.y->ix Democratic mem
hcrS.
e. The Washington correspondent of he
Courier tclr-raph- &, follow: "Alc<ratch has
hrcn received from Mr.. Cree. orr Commi<-
>iorcr at the Sandwich Islands. that the Ma
tive Government throws Itself into thc hands
ot'thc American party for protection from
French. Encli>h. and o'hcr torcirn settlers.
The Comm >>ioner has been empowered 70
ACCEPT the l~irnl for he United States, and
assure III native Government. Of American
rro.c''ion.'
SLAVERY N NEEEA-KA.-Thc Missouri
people hay" he'd Two lnrc.inr> and passed a
series 'f :'.~pIu'ion> in favor of settling The
Few Territories with slave population. and
are determined t" oppose the operations Of
III" N!%-,' hu-ctt< Ail Soricty. and all ~mi-
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TIE NE;.TINt. OF TIIy OFFICE.
ii.:: D:.',&

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',.t Is expected. ,!ccl:ncl cx,c,,t ,h. tr,,.r-
r,r: AL N,~ri.: Clark. Nr';,n, ,L.o.l.
ana J. y. Pa. we iima'l, ~; in nom;n,-
ton FIR he ollie. Of t;,vr~1or lien, c,v.~
ro~. aaI Trc,-v~or.
Clark WIS ar,l Is =, oil I;,o~ .. a., ro..
>trictc>, sect. AMI ;,or .l,~-Nrlra>k, Kansas
bill m7n. I!c WIS last v,ar Kicked on. ortl,n
,nrr l..,.,
nor. y some SPIRITED irec-,lcmo,r,,~ Of ~
:l,r.. who once. ,y.,,. T., E,.l,r1,n, o,,,l,..
lirl a convention VI: IL, u 81, W. l.,i:n.;,
a lr broom in The hotel. NI,tto.,,s :, ono -.
the burning AMI SHINING lirl-stbat ,,rm.l,,,.
celebrated ;ru. k-an,!-lirker rrcs-,la,rorr,.
otf<I9.
S.,.,, ! .ho ,;,l.o. ,
in -or.,rno,s a. cor,l T., ;.,,.;,
tain.v h,yinr IN. or. tcop;rr N o,n,n,a. 49,,
tL,t i ,ov. on.,
Ept lv far The VI, hos. scono .h,.
witnessed o,,t.;r, o.Co w..
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ST. JOHNS Blu RY,
S&TIPEAE. .I!!,T I. 1861.

g. The ioIloain.is an Address put fort
ty the members OF CONGRESS who opposed tn,
passage Of the Nebraska Eli. l. "ives. III .
plain and di,pasSicna'e manner, their OF.
icr;iors t, tie tvranncal and ol;ous meas
ure. We deem the Address Of sufficient i'm
portance to occupy prominent place in o"r
columns. and trust it may be read by AL into
whose hand, oar rarcr -..av ciianc" to fall
1t was adopted at a meeting in Washington.
and !,i'y sinneI hv tie nfi.ar!.
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q The Telegraph, printed at Springfield,
THIS State, has been sold and united with rho
Tribune, published at St. Adams. The Tel
esraph had Goo subscribers, but the editor
though a printer, and doing much of the
work himself, could not sustain the paper
1t Is folly to undertake to publish a country
paper with less than 700 subscribers at 81 -
per year. With the present price of stock
and other things, it cannot be done without
loss
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ME. SHNFrrE DrcIlNr~.-Nr Sh,ti,r
'hc candidate for Lieut.. Governor. nomin,trl
by the Rutland Convention. declines the Of:
hcc lie was absent at the time Of the noni
nation. and. as we learn. under partial en-
ga@cmcnt> to leave the State for one wear. i,
not iora permanent residence. In antrim
ton OF tins event we have DELAYED placing
'hr ticket at the head Of our columns We
know not whose name will Ir substituted in
place of Mr. Skaters. 1t viii lie difficult to
lind orc that will be 50 acceptable to us as
was his. The State Committee are author
Izcd to Gil vacancies in the ticket.
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Thrown OFF TIE TEAcH.-Thc engine
OF the evening train Of the Pa>>umpSic Enad
was thrown OFT the track last Saturday ly
coming in contact with cattle near the resi-
dencc of Mr.. Beattie, in Rvocatc. Two cows
and one horse were killed The train was
not damaged. The road is well fenced At tbo
place. The cows and horse belonged to Mr..
Bcattic.
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e The Addison County Wing Conven.
non endorsed the resolutions of the Who
State Convention. The Senators Of ,hn
county last year were rc-nominated. .Jauo.
NJ. Slaie, the free soil Clerk of the Ho,so
last year. took part in the proceedings of the
Convention
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CPwITH TIE TIMEs.-Our nciobbor W.
). T. Bingham, has reGttcd the inside of b;s
aPothccarv store in neat and handsome
manner. lie is fully up to the times in the
way OF Improvement. His Soda Fountain
TOO, Is IN full operation. and there is notb;na
more refreshing and delicious in warm l,,.
than its sparkling waters" Try them
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z lE G. Al MIA y.
THE I'0I RITZ AT WELLS RIVER.


Trains will r:.n from tbs place to Wells
River to carry PASSENGERS On TIE :th, at fare
one wav. Professor S,XEoEN. Of Hanover.
:, ~ ,;.l;,or a., tr,.;o, ., H., occasion, -
~ =,
Wv \ ''' : i : " ''''> 'o"'' :. y W. '!'
pointed President OF the olv. Inc Pffi'ara-
tons Tor celebrating HE DAY arr ann c. AMI
vii 1,,,.I.,, io.,,:.;',...orc :, all wl,o may
;.
"''c''" Fer l'''''-'''''IS' s'' ~ ''V'
;, r
:,
Railroad and The White Mountains Railroad,
by which the latter i - BE- run 'v the former.
The rev arrangement @o"s into operation III
the course Of about week cr more.
y,
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ANTI.NEHpASNt
e. q y e. Il J. : = | q y \ |
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-05-10

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta coun-
ty, April the Sd, 1854.
Rudolph Turk, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Nicholas G. Kinney, Trustee, sc, John McCue.
late Sheriff OF Augusta county, as such adm'or. of
William A. Turk, decd, Samuel Miller, Jere-
miah Miller. John Long. and - his wife.
and Robert NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The object of this suit is to restrain the Defen-
dant Kinney, as Trustee, from collecting or nav
ing over to the heirs of Robert Miller decd. any
money which may come To his hands, under the
deed of Trust in the Bill mentioned, until the
Court shall decide whether the Plaintiff is emit
tied to withhold the balance of the purchase mon
ey due on account of sale of the ..Red house,;
tract of land FOR deficehcy in the quantity of
land purchased of said Miller's heirs by the intes
tate William A Turk. decd
The Defendants except Kinney and McCue
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
ciirty, according 10 the act of Assembly. and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants ofthis
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said De-
PENDANTS do appear here within one month after
due publication of this notice and do what is rn.
cessary to protect their interest. and that tonv
of this order be forthwith inserted in sone ne,y:
paper printed in Staunton, for four weeks success
lively, and posted at the front door OF tile Cort.
house. A Copy-Teste.
NiCIfO. G. KINNEY, Crk.
April &c, lS5i.-4w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-05-10
Bargains Bargains !! Bargains \ !
At Home, Unpacked, & Ready.

EF ycu want to purchase Cheap Goods call on
G. s. Nj. HIRSH They have the largest,
best selected, and cheapest stock OF Goods ever
brought to the Staunton market, and they must
sell them or give them away and this they have
determined to do if the people will but give them
4 call.
They have ON hand 500 Parasols, of the very
best quality. and at almost any price. Their stock
ofW.aTGHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY
is the largest, best in quality, and newest in style
ever brought to the Valley of Virginia, and what
is the best of all is its cheapness.
Hosiery, Gloves. Trimmings, Under sleeves,
Collars, Spencers and Fans, they have on hand by
the thousand.
Wall Paper, Bordering, Window Paper and
Fire Screens they have in the greatest abundance,
suitable for all classes fpeope. They have also
5000 yards of Black Oil Cloth, suitable for car
riares, and 2000 Table Patterns, New Styles, and
suitable for all sized tables. Basket Ware of all
kinds, suitable for all kinds of service and at the
cheapest rates.
Looking Glasses, Umbrellas, and so many thou
sand other substantial and Fancy articles, that all
the papers in Staunon would scarcely contain a
list of them.
All thew want is that the people should give
them call they are sure the call will please the
taste and fancy of all, and they will not fall out
about the price either.
B.-Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
by them, at the cheapest rates and at the shortest
notice. In future all Jewelry sold by them will
be repaired free ofcharge All Clocks and Watch
es sold or repaired by them will be warranted for
IL months.
Same old stand on Main Street, opposite the old
Post Offices one door above Deakins & Merritt's.
May 8, 1854. q. 4 Nj. HlhSH.
Rr " and NJ COPY.
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Commissioners Notice.
SAMUEL Med. Moore, Administrator Of NJ
- thew BRYAN, deceased-Plaintiff;

SAMUEL Med. Moore, Administrator of Mat,
- thew Bryan, deceased-Plaintit,
AGAINST
Margaret Jane Bryan, widow of Matthew Bry'
an. decd. Nancy Margaret Bryan. Lotenzo 5.
Bryan. Mary Lizzie Bryan. Martha Anu Jose
phne BRYAN, and Matthew William Bryan, chill
dren of Matthew Bryan Decd and infants under
the ace of twenty one years, Lorenzo Shaw, Eli
sha Bryan. Schuyler Bradley, and Joseph NJ. Ad-
ans and Matthew Med. Bryan, partners under
the firm Of Adams s Bryan-Detendants
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court OF
Rockbridge county to take an account of the out
standing claims against the estate of Matthew
BRYAN. decd, to state aud settle the accounts be-
tween the intestates. Matthew Bryan and Adams
| & BRYAN. between the intestate, Matthew Bryan
and SCHUYLER Bradley, between the intestates
Matthew Bryan and Lorenzo Shaw, including
their partnership accounts, and between the in
testate. Matthew Bryan and Elisha Bryan,
hereby notify the parties interested to appear al
nv office in Lexington on Thursday the 22d dag
of G,ae neat, with all books documents and vouoh-
ers necessary to enable me to take the accounts
required by said decree on or before which day
all persons having claims against the estate o.
Matthew Bryan, decd are hereby notified to file
the same, duly proven. in my office.
CHARLES CHAPLIN,
Commissioner in Chancery.
May 10, lS54.--6t.
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R00KSl R00KSi!

r1,HE Lamp Lighter; The Foresters. by Du-
Il mas; The Barclays of Boston; Vara or the
Child of Adoption; Up the River, by F. w. Shell
ton Marie Louise, by Emile Carrier; The Sec
rotary, or Circumstantal Evidence; Margaret ;
The Planters Northern Bride, by Mrs Hentz;
Flush Times in Alabama The Fortune Hunter,
by Mrs. Mowatt; An Attic Philosopher in Paris
Coleman's Historical Text Book and Atlas OF
Biblical Geography; Types of Mankind; The
History of The French Protestant Refugees. by
Nj. Charles Weiss Memoirs and Sermons of the
Rev. VIM. Duval, city Missionary, Richmond,
Va; Guide to the Hot Springs, Bath county, Va,
by Thos Goode, M. D.. /; Cummings Lectures on
Apocalypse; Voices of the Day, Voices of the
Night. and Benedictions of the Blessed Life, by
Cumming The Fruit Garden, by ?. Barry The
Old Brewery Dickens Childs History of Eng
land just received and for sale by
ROBT. COWAN.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine for May;
putnam's 8.
Staunton, May 10, 1854. X. Z.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-05-10

Having been urgently and frequently solicited by nu
herous friends to permit mysefo be voted ior al to
next election as n candidate for the office OF Commls
sioner of the Revenue for the LIST upper District
hereby in compliance with their wishes announce my
self an applicant for that office leeced, VIII use
,ry utmost endeavors to discharge faithfully the duties
OF the office. VIM. n. firEh.
February s, 1884,
Ms We are authorized TO announce Mr. JOHN b.
QTfDoR as candidate for Commissioner Of the Rcve-
naefor the 2nd Lower District lat the coming election
March s, lS5i.-tde.S
To the Voters OF Augusta County.
We are authorized to announce JOHN G. SLOWER
candidate for election to the office OF Commissioner
OF the Revenue for the Second lower District of Au-
gusta county.
March Is, ls54.-tde".
For the Office OF Commissioners.
hereby announce myself candidate for the Office Of
Commissioner Of the Revenue for the Second or lower
in this service in the County Of Albemarlc, may be men
toned in testimony Of fitness for the office IL 1t be the
pleasure the people to place me in this position 1t viii
be my pride to serve them ,,o,-cu
New Hope, March %, lS54.-tde*.
DSa- The undersigned hereby presents himself !
candidate for the office of Constable in the 9TH District
(Churchve) and should he be elected he will use every
exertion to discharge with fathness the duties whct
the Office M ay ,aeyolve upon him. JOSIAH F. SElG:
March l5, lS54.-tde"
To the Voters Of Augusta County.
! We are authorized to announce MIR. THOMAS Nj
1 DONOHO candidate for election to the office
Commissioner OF the Revenue tor the First or uPpe
District of Augusta county.
March 90, lS54.-tde*.
CcS- We are authorized to announce MOSES H. NC
CUE as candidate for election to the office OF Sher
id of Augusta county which he now holds.
April 8, lS54.-tde.*
Ms We arc authorized to announce SAMUEL f
CLARKE a candidate for election 10 the office
CoNsrAsLE in the 2nd District Of Augusta County.
May 3, ls5i.-tde.s
: no. We are authorized to annouce JACOB BAY
LOR Esq candidate for the Office of SHERSF OF Al
1 gusta County at the election on the 25th ofMay'
May 3, 1S5t.-tde"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-05-10
Carpenters Wanted.

YNIIE subscriber wishes to employ for or IL
Il months to work at the Carpenter and House
Joining Business, eight or ten Joumeymen Car
penlers, good, steady yonng men, to whom he 10
willing to pay the highest cash prices. He also
wants or 10 young men of steady habits, frem
l6 to Is years of age to learn the above business
good wages will be given them and fair trial To
learn the business The above hands are wanted
Immediately, as he has several large jobs on hand,
which he desires to finish as soou as possible.
lie is also DESTROYS ofemploying two workrnen.
who are competent to direci and manage as fre-
men. F. F. DENTON.
His address is FANCY HILL, Rockbridge coun-
ty, Va.
&C. All orders addressed TO him at Fancy Hill
by those who want anything done 10 his line Of
business will meet with prompt attention.
April 10, lS54-4w. p. +. d.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-05-10
BOTETOURT LAND FOR SALE
AT AUcTI0W.

rF'HE undersigned; as Executors ofIsaac France;
decd, will offer at public auction, on Satnr-
day the 18Th day of May nert, the following
tracts oflahd lying in the codny Of Botetodrt, VIZ
lst. The Farm on which said decd resided,
living about five miles from Dibrell's Springs, adj
Joining the lands of Watson Wammack, Lewis
Circle and others; containing about 15O Acres.
About II acres are cleared and IN good state OF
cultivation, and the balance well timbered. The
improvements on this tract consist of -
good LOG DWELLLNG HOUSE, MsFSA
Barn and other out. houses. .ss:eA
3D.. A tract containing lI2 Acres, ell.Ses
lying about one mile and half from the Home
Place. There is about G5 acres ofthis tract clear
ed and the balance we'll timbered. There is also
on this tract good Log Dwelling House, Barn,
Sc.
TERMS.-0ne-th third ofthe purchase money in
hand. and the balance in two equal annual install
ments. the purchaser giving bond and approved
security, and the title retained until the purchase
money is paid: DANIEL CiRCLE,
JOHN l.. CIRCLE,
Executors of Isaac France, dec'd'
May 8, 1S54.-2t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-05-10
SALE OF MOUNTAIN LAND.

A S Commissioners under decree Of the Circuit
IA Court of Augusta county in the suit of Rob
ert Hansberger's Administrator and others, against
Major bowels devsees and others, we will offer
at public sale, in the town of Staunton, at the
front door of the Court. House, on Thursday the
first day of June, all opthe Mountain Lands be-
longing to the estate of said Major Dowel, decd,
in such parcels and quantities as may suit pur-
chasers Said Lands lie in the Blue Ridge, in
the county ofAngusta, adjoining the Tory Lands.
All that part lying south of Loves Run will be
offered and sold in one tract, containing about 60OO
acres. 81.
TERMS.-So much as will be necessary to
pay expenses of sale and costs of suit will be re-
quired in cash the residue on credit of6, II, Is
and "a months ID. S. YOUNG, 3Comm,rs
WIN. KINNEY O''"'''
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