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Wanted.

IRON to 10000 in Land Variants for whirA
fair prices will be paid, The undersigned will re-
the Courts of Highland and Bath and can be confe,4
with there, well rs at his Office in Staunton. b..
expects in afew weeks 10 take trip to Ohio asa
perhaps several other Of the Western States aud wa
whilst gone, attend to business for those who ma
wish to employ him. REUBEN d. HII4S :.
stsint0n, suyust 29th, 1854
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HOUSES & LOTS FOR SALE.

Q,liE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSES AsD LoTs
L situated in Coleytown, Augusta county. Both oil
the houses are comfortable Log Dwellings, one two
stories high, and the other story and half The lots
contain thirteen acres. There is a nevcr-ialng spring
Oh the ground, and another stream passing through it.
There is also on the place fine Orchard of the best
trees. The location is desirable one Tor
a mechanic Of a!:aost any kind.
Oct 8, lS55.-tf SAMUEL PAkENI.
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DlCHARD P. SUDDARTH who sues as
"a well on behalf of himself as of the other I'M
satisfied creditors Of William A. Suddarih, de-
ceased Plaintiff,
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Notice.

a Ii persons within the bounds Of the l6oth Regi-
n ment Of Virginia Militia having Arms or accoutrc-
ncnis belonging TO the State Of Virginia are hereby
required 10 deliver them the Undersigned in Stann-
ton.
Captains of Volunteer Companies which have been
dbandcd are responsible for the ARMS issued TO their
companies and required to see that thcy are dcy'
cred up. VIM II. HAkMAN,
Sept. &c, lS55.-6t Col lGOth Reg. va. Nj.
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NNfiHS.

A LII the effects Of the late firm Of BRowK SHOOK
Il having been assigned to the subscriber for the bcnc
fit Of their creditors, all persons indebted to the said
frm arc required make payment speedily prac-
tcabe and the creditors notified that their claims
must ho presented to the subscriber within the 60
days in order to ente them full participation in the
benefits Of the trust fund.
3. r. WEXFORD, Jr,
Office Bank ST., below 9th and 10Th SITS.
Richmond, Oct. 10, 1867
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MARRIED..

--~~--~-~>~~~~~~-~~~>~>~~~~~~
On the 18th inst, by Rev DR.. Weed. AsDaEw ToDp
CtLxEsoH. Of Augusta county, and Miss EAAA s.
anIsx sLL, Of w hseling.
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NEGROES FOR SALE,
GNEW HAT Il CAP STORE. y

FTNHE undersigned have this day (Sept 49, formed
i Co. Partnership under the style and firm OF
BINFORD, DICKINSON & WEISIGER,
and have taken the stand recently occupied by Hugh A.
Watt No. IS Main street, where they are now opening
a complete stock of Hats, Caps and FTs, which will
be sold on the best terms at Wholesale and Retail.
They invite the attention of country merchants and
Others with confidence, believing that their facilities
for obtaining the best goods in their nc at the LOWEST
prices are such as enable them do justice all who
viii extend 10 them their patronage.
NIB. We have secured the valuable services of
Mr. Geo. w. Ducsberry, so long known to the trade,
who socits the patronage Of his friends and customers
q e.. FRANKLI.y p. BINFORD,
ROBERT L. DICKINSON,
P0WHATAN WEISIGER.
Richmond, Sept &c, ls55.-sm
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NOTICE

To the Stockholders Of Tie "a Central Railroad
Company.
Orf'IcE Of VA. CESTRAL r. X. Co.,
Richmond, Oct. 2, 1866. :
EIIE Annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held in the city of Richmond, on the
Sth dag of November, 1880. :.
The attention of the Stockholders is called to the fol-
lowing resolution. adopted at their last annual meeting
Resolved, That no proxy given more than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting OF the Stockholders
Of this Company shall be valid. ,.,.
Oct. 10. lS55 ]. GARRETT, Prest.
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M0TrCE

THE Partnership Of BeowY & SHOOK, having
been dissolved, the undersigned will BE- responsible
for debts hereafter contracted BIZ bis late partner,
John H. Shook SAMUEL Ii. BROWN.
Richmond, Oct. 6. 1855.
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New GNOsIS.

WE are now receiving our Fall and Winter
W Goods, selected in the Northern Cities with
great care and at low prices which enables Us 10
sell cheap and leave small profit. Cash and
prompt six month dealers will find it their nte-
rest to give US call before purchasing.
rt J. BRANDEBURG S. CO.
Stauhton Oct ~ 1853
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held IN the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court f'r Augusta
county, October the Isl, 1855, Samuel ). Fetzer'
Plaintiff,
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Valuable and Highly Improved
SU B u RBAN Z RESIDENCE
EGyp GAE.gl rnA


INTENDING to change his location the subscriber
L offers for sale the valuable property upon which he
resides, located upon beautiful enence in the North
eastern suburbs of Staunton. The property consists of
Acres Of highly improved grounds, commodous and
handsome Brick Dwelling House, Containing nine
rooms) Kitchen Servants houses S:abing and all eth
necessary ont buildings There is also the prem
ises large HOUSE, % feet square, and an abup
dance Of good wafer is al the door, Altogether, this 10
of the most beautiful and desirable places Of resi-
dence in the ncghborhood of Stanton combining it
does, the advantages of both town and country. npre
ferred, portion Of the land will be reserved. The
purchaser have years credit npon the largest por
ton of the purchase money by paying the interest pune
tualy every year. +H
Ifnot sold privately before that time, the property
will be offered at public sale Monday The Sd day Of
December next.
GJ- Possession given the LIST day of January, 1856.
THOMAS P. ESKRIDGE.
Staunton, Oct. 8, 1855. -h
Z &C. National Integcncer and Richmond Dispatch
please copy 3s and forward this Office for col
lection.
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerk s
Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County, November me 9Th, 1855, Rebecca Golf;
man, widow Of J. Gotham decd. Plaintiff
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Valuable Town Lots Por Sale

TOR beautiful residences in one Of the most desirable
l. neiglharhoods in the town Of Stanton having all
the social advantages othe town. aud al the same time
the sweet sccuson of the country these lots afford
rare opportunity,
For information, relating to their location or charac
ter, and to purchase, apply to the undersigned ne
~ Oh g. es BREEZE JOHNSON. =
July 49, 19s5-u ~ -
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RssEEs.

>~~~~~~~~~~~>>~>~~>~~~y>o~, $4,000"
On the 4th Of October, in Memphis, Tennessee, OF
Yellow Fever, CoRSGLtAs Suorr,-ased p years,
fornery Of Augusta county
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A CARD.

vENl1E undersigned most respectfully informs the
IL Ladies Of Staunlon that she has received the
Fail Fashions, and sill continues the Dress Ma
king. at the residence of Mr.. VIM. A. Perrin.
where she will be pleased 10 see her friends and
customers. MRS. MARY WOOD.
Staunlon,, Oct. II, lS55.-4t
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pSYt., rgOrc SEats

WHITE & PATTON have just opcned eases 70
w of O,Elord's and Gardens celebrated Hats -
and Caps, all SORTS coors and sizes, manufactured
expressly for cur house, and warranted good and on tho
best terms
StauntoR, Oct. 81, 1855.
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S'g'N5,EfN,

IRON my farm, near GrccnviIlc, on -
L Saturday night last, the LIST inst, 4 s7s-szz{
BLY, HORSE, with black manc, tail / ssf55-2zAsS
and legs and was foar years old last 81
spring He is olcrabIy tall, round bodied, 'Aseek
heavy name, little rough, tail rather light white
rccolleoted except two small spots near the flank,
think the right side. 05- liberal reward will be
given for his recovery.
Sept 8, 1853 JOHN FRENGER
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Escasv.waSa Clothing,

IL HTRSH & co. arc now receiving select stock
W. of fall snd Winter Ready Made Clothing, to en-
examination orwhicb the attention Of their friends and
The public is invited. They have been purchased with
the greatest care and with especial reference 60 tue
wants Of this community One Of the firm residing in
PhiIaaephia enables them 10 bay their goods upon the
best terms and ofhe best quality and hence they can
offer advantages the purchaser, not to be ionnd else
where They ask particular attentions this season. TO
their stock they attcr themselves 1t IS the most
and durable ever offered in the Staunca
Market. 70 '-
: sstounton Oct 81. 1875 .l
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Land aDG Negroes Tor sale.

Land and Negroes l0r Sale.
WE shall offer for sale Friday .he l6N q Nors1
w Der next, at the residence Of CESs. D. brawiord
deed the Farm upon which he lived lying one mile
North Of Grecuyilie, containing %4s Acres OF good
land The improvements consist OF s-rz-E
story . ~ tsl'$
rod DWELLING HOUSE, Ses9SsItS
with all necessary Out-houses There 49, 2 81
i. a good Barn convenient the house &Sl@lzs-ssss
and never faiag spring in short distance OF ine
house The above farm is wei! watcred both By cree,
and sprags 1t has on il aboEt 40 Acres OF huc asAo-
ow and more can be made. Il joins the lands OF John
Merritt David v il and others II = convenient to both
schools and churches. Persons wishing 70 look ct the
Farm can call upoa Baxter Crawford, who lives adom
lug and will take pleasure in sho''iaS It TO any one
We shall also oIcr on the same day and at the same
,lacc Four Vaiuabis Negroes, consisting OF one
Man and Woman, and two Boys.
Also on the 18th Of November, vii! be sold, Farm
living on the head waters of Middle RIVER, five miles
west of Niddlcbrook, adjoining the lands OF Miller
McCutchcn and others, containing %tO Acres' 70 OF
which is ia Meadow. There is Oh the Farm good os
DwKLLIHa, Barn aud other out houses. This farm Is
also well watcred, having excellent spring in the
yard Persons wishing 10 look At the land can call on
hir Profit, who resides on the Fafil
CO. Terms mNdc known on day Of sale
BAXTER Draw FORO, I ba;-s ~
JAMES CRAWFORD, o. ~,
ALEX. \. BELL, e"rI -
, MRS. MARX J0HSSTON,J
Oct. 81, IS55.-tds.
RJ- Rockingham Register ccpy ItS and forward ae-
count to this Office for collection.
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Els,asnE,er! I4rlEIaE,cr!!

TIVE subscribers have on hands quantity Of LUlT
l. BIgR of every description, which they viii sell
the usual terms. They will also furnish Lumber to
order, Of any kind and 10 any amount. Plastering
Lsths can always be had al their Steam Saw Mill.
WELLER 4 PARKINS.
Ht. Sidney, Sept Is, 1855
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VALUABLg PROPERTY FOR SAIL

VALUABLE ERUFEKTX FUR SALE.
rI'HE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE 8. Il or
on the New Hope road, purchased by him Of D..
Cofinap. The Lot contains 81 Acres, and there on
it comfortable Log House, Stable, Wcgoa 1Iater
Shop, &c. 1t is of the best stands for Wagon Ma
kcr in the county. Any desiring to purchase will
find the premises prepared to sell at reasonable
price. SAM'L REESE
Oct 4 1s55-st*
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.,,a SO Dozen
Hosiery and Ggoves at

WHITiE S. P.41TONS.
EMBRACING all the kinds in use. Our stock in
II these goods is very complete, especially in Ladies
Kid and Kid finish Silk; Gauniiets, Gents and Ladies
and large stock Of Mems stout WoOlsn and Buck
Gloves. no
,Staunton, Oct. 81, 1855.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

DICHARD P. SUDDARTH who sues as
Aa well on behalf of himself as of the other I'M
satisfied creditors Of William A. Suddarlh, de-
ceased, -Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Jane, Matheny in his own right, and as Exec
utor Of Downey McCutcheun, deed, and Temper
auce n. his wife, who before her marriage with
the said Matheny WAS Administrative OF William
A. Suddarth, decd, and Robert G. Kerr,-De-
PENDANTS.
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court of
RockbrlGge county 10 take and state the accounts
OF the administration Of the Defendants M0heny
aud vile, on the estate of the intestsle William
A. Suddsrth, with the assets of the said estate
that came into their hands. and on account of the
debts remaining unpaid, and their priorities; |
hereby notify all persons having claims against
the estate Of William A. Ssddarlh, deed, 10 file
the same in my Office in the town Of Lexington
ell or before Fridsy the S0ih day of .Nosemser,
1885, on which day the parties TO this CAUSE are
hersby notified to appear at my Office aforesaid,
with. all vouchers, documents and evidence neces-
sary to enable me to take the accounts required by
the decree JAS. b. DORMAN, Cou'r.
Oct. 81, 1855. in Chancery.
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerk S
Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County. November me 5tb, 1885, ) Rebecoa Golf:
nan, widow Of j. Coffman decd. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Abr.h. CofIman. Jacob Cofinan. Christian
CoGiuan, Thomas Scott and Catharne his wits,
G. NJ Bats and Susan his wife Defendants.
The object of this suit is to have the widows
dover assigned to her, and the real estate Of the
said J. Culiman sold for the payment OF Debts aud
the residue distributed amongst his heirs and dis
syibuIess.
The Defendants G. NJ Bats and Susan his
wife not having cRtersd their appearance ssd Civ
en- security according to the act of Assembly, and
the Rues of TIL, Court, aud it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear here within ono month
trom the date hersof. and do what is necessary to
protect their interests asd that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in Stanton, for four weeks successrely,
and posted at the front door of the Court kouss.
a Copy-Tesie,
n. C.. KINNEY C. g.
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staple Goods at White s PattOa's

BLANKETS, Flanncls, CassneIs, Cloaking Cloths,
ID Broad Cloths aud CassiInercs, Fustians, lnseys,
TIekiugs Brown and Bieached Sheengs and Sh'rtnss,
Manchester and Common Cheeks Brown and B!eached
Drills Linen and Cotton Table linens, Irish Lineas,
Tow eilinss, Sack Flannels, Spotted Flaanels, &c.
Staunton. Oct 81, 1915.
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Sifnuafion Wanted.

A YOUNG lady educated in a Northern institution,
A who has had some experience as teacher, desires
situation teach in family, female Seminary or
l;sh branches Of learning, and music. Address
.. X Y,
Oct. II 1855. West View, Augusta co.; Va.
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HTn,. Remf.

FIHn Farm called Caion Ill., adjoining the lands oil
A. r. Stuart and others, about miles IRON StaHn
ton, containing about l2 Acres 1t has comfortable
Dtvslng House and other necessary Quit dngs up
on il. Apply 10 b. A. STUART.
Oct 81, 1856.
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wo1, raII and Winter Clothing,

NEW FAN anu ViAOeE o1VtA-HS,
WE have ust received in every respect well Sc
w lected Fall and Winter Stock. Aware o! the de-
mands of our friends and the public generally, we lett
again nothing undone to secure for them an assortment
first rate both in quantity and quality, pattern in fact
ofFashion and Style, and are prepared to meet every
competition and opposition in this town. w therefore
invite the public, home and abroad respectfully toyery
advantageous bargains to the Virginia Clothing House
of S. KAHN & CO.,
lst Clothing House Wcst from Woodward House.
Ctonnton Oct g. 1856
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THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK.
INTEREST," will be paid depostes a: the rate OF
L per cent per annum or ell sums remaining on &C.
po,ite one month or ongcr fractions of meath not 10
be counted in reckoning interest Deposltes VIII DC
nsi1 mnnn II DAVIS notice. Discount day, Saturday,
Rotes for discount or renewal must be handed TO the
Treasurer on Friday evening, they will not BE- con-
sidercd BY tho Board OF Directors.
Office at the Stsre Of }. Bran,eburg Co.
ii NJ. BELL, Pres't.
G.K SNAPF, Vice Prest.
Jous B.AEDADuRG, Treasurer.
NJ G.. Harlan,
A. J. CAREER,
NJ. II. MCCuE, Directors
j. II. McCUE,
VIZ. II. WATTS,
Stanton, Get. "a, lS5s.-ly.-Vind copy ~.
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ye,y gsNofs, SE,oes and TrggnEls.

Rev Roots. Shoes and IFssnas.
= HAVE ENLARGED and re(ittcd mr store, and stored
It with a large and superior assortment OF all kinds
Of gOOYS IND SHOES worn by Ladies, Gentle
men, Misses Boys, Children aud Servants, with also an
extensive assortment OF al kinds OF Trunks.
flattcr myself chat | suit all my Trends and
STRANGERS, that win call, with Is good and cheap ar
tices as can be had in Richmond, at WAISTS Trunk
aud Shoe Emporium, No. -, four doors below ST
Charles on opposite side Of Main Street sign OF Big
Boot Richmond, Va. w NJ. Ash.
RchInond, Oct 81, lS55.-2t
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Conlmission and Forwarding House.

THE undersigned propose. in the course OF the month
L of November, 1850 to oncn house for the sale oil
Goods, Wares, Merc!landize and Asrlcultu% Pro-
duets unon Commissions The store house formerly occu
pied by them as retail store. = I. AL y GlalA
Persons having such articles to dispose of may rely
upon strict attention 10 their interests, and prompt re-
turns of ,ales b iy 80 fWM. A. PERRIN,
JOSEPH GEORGE.
Stanton, Oct. "a, 1S55.-V., X. s. A. copy.
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public Renting in Spring Hill.

IUIIC 4tSNCIiI0 n II - m
IN Tuesday The 6M day Of Nouaabr, 300 shall a.
decd, proceed TO rent, in the village OF Spring Hill
Augusta county, to the highest bidder blacksmiih
Shop, Dwelling House and the lot grouad attached
containing one, third OF an acre. @,i
This is an excellent stand for an INDUSTRIOUS inechah
ic and the terms, which will be accommodating and
made known on the day ofrenug, offer strong induce
meats 10 such a man. WIN. ID. ANDhkSON, -
Oct. II, ls55.-tdr -r -GlaFdiaa oil &c.
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Fourteenth Annual NOtic6,
MARK TIME!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Augusta that he is now in the county, en-
gagged in his annual CLOCK REPAIRING BUSI-
NESS Subscribers viii receive cal! as usual.
IJ- Other Citizens who may desire his services In
this business viii please give notice TO the subscribers
Oct, 3l. lS55.-5t,s S. w. GREENE.
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wof5ce IN Cnr5eensers.

Notice 10 OHFlsEHtt ks'
G,EALED proposals viii be received at Rock
- bridge Depot until the 10Th Of November
next for the building of Church 81 by A feet,
of wood. Plans and Specifications can be seen al
Mr.. James Bells. residing at the place, alter the
LIST day of November.
JAS. BELL.
JOHN w. ABRAHAM, Comm.
Oct. II, lS55.-3t and oiheTs,)
Or Lexington Valley Star copy BIS, and send
acnount ;n I.c Roll
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C4RPETLNGS al IyHITE K P.lTTONpS.
I'll lVool !ay-ais 3 PLY 10 the chcapcr sorts Pas
"A SAGE AL STAR, a., 81, - aad 81 Oil Floor
Cloths, New Pajcca' Rags. and new supply of WIN
do " Shades some very handsome,
Sauatoa, 0ot, 81, 1870,
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New and Desirable Dry Goods and
MrLLINERY,
AL of Which ,eal be Sold Very Lo,'.

.dU of Uhich tcM lie NGfd very L0n.
$40 h Please Call.
A LARGE. varied and handsome Stock Black
IA Gro. de Rhine Silks, very cheap; Lot Of
Solid and Figured Silks. and Plaid Silks when
we are selling at great bargains; French and Eng
lish Marines, all Shades; Solid all Wool Mus
Inns +; Common, do ; Paris Printed. all Wool Mus,
Inns /: Black Bombazines; Superior Black Alpacas ;
Coburgs, Gjnghams, Shaws, Hosiery, Gloves !:
Gaunletts. Ladies' and Gentlemens' Debalzes
for Ladies' Dresses Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs; Ladies' Needle-worked Collars; Under
sleeves; Nloir Antique and other kinds OF Cloaks
Cloaks made to order Dress Trimmings French
Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks; Bleached and Brown
Cotton Cloths; Cassinettes, TweedS, Casslmeres,
Cloths. Irish Linens. New Style Prints. oheel-
ings, Tekings, Oil Cloths for Tables aud Floor
very cheap Table Linen. very low; Linen Nap
kins, Russia Crash, Furniture Dimety and w
niture Calicoes, Boys Hats and Caps. with
general variety of Cheap Goods, all Of which we
are selling for Cash. or approved credit, and are
determined to give good bargains.
MRS. SMITH will be pleased to wait on the
Ladies and show them her Fall Bonneis and Mn
inery Goods. GEO. w. oMll III.
Slaunton, Oct. II. ls55.-V. copy.
VIRGINIA. Rules held IN the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court lur Augusta
county, October the lst, 1885, Samuel J. tetzer,
-Plain;(f,
AGAINST
Charles Dickinson. Robert Dickinson, -
Dickinson. David Howard. Richard Dorsey Rob
lnson Hanger and Charles Batis,-Defendants.
The object ofihis suit is to injon and inhloit
the Defendant Charles Bats, Trustee and all 9th
ers concerned from proceeding to sell under the
deed of Trus, executed by said Fe,zer to the said
Batis,in the bill and proceedings mentioned .andto
compel the Defendant Charles Dickinson to make
good and sufficient title to the Lot sold to said
t'eizer.
The Defendant. David Howard. and Robinson
Hanger not having entered their appearance and
niven security, according to the act of Assembly,
and the Rules of this Court, and it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the
said Defendants do appear here within one month
from this date and do what is necessary TO protect
their interests and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in Siaun-
ton. for four weeks successiyey, and posted at the
front door ol the Court-h house.
Copy Testc.
N. G. KINNEY, c. @.
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srArNrns pnIcIs CURIs ENT.

- STANTON PRICES CURRENT.
s'Reported WeeSiy for the Spectator by f,t'er q Co
.FLouR, sup, IS IS WagAT, (rvd) $40
Bacon, (hamS,) 10. " (whiie) SI oO
(middlings,) 10. Corn (oid) QUO.
(hog- round,) IL. RYE e2c'
sALr, Ashton 1925. oars, 27c'
" ground alum, 50 50. FLAxSEED, ST w.
Marshall, $50 PLAsrER, lump, , ~,
GuASo, SIS o. ground > 10 w
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Take Particular Notice,

Take Particular Notice,
WE herewith respectfully in form The Public
w that one partner of our firm visited
the Northern market for tina second time, select
no another supply Of Clothing in addition 10 our
already important Stack, which certainly will
make our establishment in thus place the largest
and most magnificent We invite therefore eur
friends and he puolic generally to the most ad
van,a1enus bargains, as we are bound now !s sell,
and that at any rate
STEINER. BROS. s CO.,
Stone Building, near Va. Hotel.
C,.nntnn Oct 81 l15l Wind CODY. /.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-31
az OVAYalEsS2 -

r. E. COLEMAN, Wholesale Dealer in Oysters. in
Il the Bliemcnt of the American Hotel, Saaaton, We
All orders thankfully received and executed puactu-
ally.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-31
EslraVs.

nAME TO the residence Of the subscriber, near
l. Waynesboroueh, about the lst September, two
Brrndle and i Red, about two years old,
marked with 50 IN the rlgh horn, and appraised
property aud pay charges and take them away.
Oct. IL. 1855 ID. w. SECRIST.