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SELLING OFF at CcsT!!!

INTENDING To wind up uur business. we res
peclfully announce to our friends and the buy
ing public generally, that we will sell from now
ill June LIST. our whole stock uf Ready Made
Clothing, which is well assorted, at Prime Cost
for Cash and for Cash only. Those in want of
am thing incur line, would do well supply them
selves at our store during this month
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD s. co.
StaunlOr, May 2, lS55.-V. s. A. copy.
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LOOE6 OUT.

THE bonds executed TO the Administrator of ]. NJ.
a. Dunn's estate all due and the money all need
cd to close the business of the estate. 1t hoped that
prompt payment will be made, as indulgence cannot be
given These persons owing the estate old debts, are
warned that if payne nt is ade between this time
and the st Of July next that their notes and accounts
will be put in the hands Of collector will inform all
whom it may concern that will be at Woodwards
Tavern the lt day Of the June Court prepared for
Element. JOHN HAMILTON, Admir-.
Nay 16, lS55.--3t of. NJ. Dunn, decd.
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addition TO our already very large and well assort
L edStock Of SPRING IND SUMMER GOODS
received two days ago another important supply Of
the finest kinds of CLovnISG, made up in the latest
style, namely Fine FrOck aad Dress Coats OF differ
cnt colors; Cashmere and Cassnctt Business Coats OF
the nccs, patterns every variety Of fancy and other
Pants and Vests in every kind of stuff Besides this,
we have received new and splendid assortment oil
HATS In consideration Of this extensive stock, ne
are bound and promise sell much lower prices than
any other house in Stanton afford Therefore good
bargains are TO be had at S. KAHN CO.'S.
Stauuton, May Is, 1866.
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Our Stock of Goods at Cost

WE invite the attention of buyers to our
choice assortment of goods, consisting Of
every article in our line for Ladies and Gentle.
nen-Boys and Grls-Men aud Women. which
we shall sell at cost for Cash or approved nego-
table Paper. Come one and all for the stock
must be disposed Of as soon as possible. to make
room or improvement.
III. J. s. w. b. CRAWFORD.
Staunton, May 2, 1855.
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NAY 81. 1855
TWD0aTA ANDTTT0M.

WHITE s PATTON are now receiving such sup
w plies as are wanted of Scarce Goods, TO wit -
10 pieces A. Sd, and 6-4 Canton Natings, assorted
Ginghams, Lawns, Manchester Ginghams, Lace Col
lars, Uaderseeves, plaid and striped Hlsns 9fantla,
Cloths and Cassimeres Barigcs and Tissues, Buck.
Gloves, Ribbons, Buttons, Trimmings, and many other
Goods of the latest styles and nish-a on the lowest
terms.
Stanton, May %, IS55.-v. s. A. copy.
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FRoM HAvANA.-The Havana correspondent
of the New 0rleauS Pieayune, under date of May
10, writes:
The sergeants and corporals Of the negro com
panies Of volunteers were ordered the other day t.
20 out aad o5taiR recruits 'eOiuHiesrS, ofc0urSe
81 crossed the bay oue evening iast week to
witness a regiment Of volunteers practice firing a
target. Tue nrget was considerably larger tEan
a man The distance they fired lroih the target
was about seventy yards; and out Of eight hun
dred shots some fifteen or lwenty only hit the tar
get, aud rot one struck within u circle about eigh
Teen inches in diameter, which was drawn IN the
centre of the target.
But one of the entire regiment held his mus
ket properly. and did | know his name | would
certainly sead it. Many OF the balls entered the
ground about half way to the target, whilst con
siderable number went gar beyond it. should
guess the muskets were overloaded One kicked
so severely cs 10 stretch one of the gallant voun-
teers on the 'oroad OF his back at Which event
there was general laugh
''There has been smother importation of Indians
from Yucalan-l0I in aumbsr."
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Ayers CathartiG Fills.
Pills Thai Are Pills

DRoF. HAYES, State Chemist, Sss
i of Massachusetts, says they are GcSsA -
the best of all Plus, aud annexed J SSSS69Y
are the men who certify that Doct. 322S9
Hayes knows, viz A<L$S.1sISS
LENUEL SHAW Chief Justice & "a SyyTI--sS
Supreme Court Of Mass, W. EEEJN
EMORY WASHBURN, Gov. of fS-szssiaasea .l1ss
Mass, tE-n--UzanmaHa a'HlSLsa
w C. PLUNKETT, Lieutenant Governor of Mass,
EDWARD EVERETT, Ex-Sec. of State and Senator
of U. s,
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, Ex-Speakcr House Rep
resentatvcs, y. S. A.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Miaistcr Plenpotentiary to
Great Britain,
JOHN b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
MEN THAT ARE MENU!
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing
rapdity, we may mention
Costiycncss Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism Drop
sv Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach,
Nausea Indigestion, Morbid mactioa @: the Bowels aud
pain arising therefrom F!atuency, Loss OF Appetite,
all Uccrous and cRtaneous Diseases which require an
cvacuant Medicine, Scroiua, or Kings Evil They al
so by purifying the blood and stimulating the System
cure many Complaints which il would not be supposed
they could reach such Deafness Partial Blindness,
Neuralgia and Nervous Irrtablity, arrangements of
the Liver aad Kidneys Govt and other kindred COM
plants arising from low state Of the body obstruc
lions of its functions They the best Purgative
Medicine discovered, and you will but need to use
them to know it.
Prepared by Ds. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Massachu
sets and sold by every respectable Druggist in New
England.
April 25, 1s55.-2mo
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| mon; Or, the Hlrdshps of an Hciress by Mrs.
Gore Grace Lee, by Julia Kayanagh3 Napoleon and
the MarShlils Of the Empire; Washington and the
Generals of the Revolution The Life ofSam Houston
uncle Jcrry's Letters to Young Mothers, compiled by
Ann E. Porter; Robert Graham, by Caroline Lee
IIcntz; Men of Character by Douglas Jerrold; Ellen
Norbury; just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton, Nay 9, 1855.
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House and Lot Near Waynesborough,
For sale.

10y virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me by
40 Henry II. Whiting, for purposes therein
mentioned, and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee of the County Court of Augusta, shall on
Thursday the 3lst inst. sell at public auction, on
the premises. the lot of ground mentioned in said
deed. The place is generally known as The
Pond Lot" and is situated on the North East
side o. the turnpike leading from Waynesborough
to the Blue Ridge. 1t contains 4 acres, 3 Rouds
and ! | Polls, more or less, and it is well mprov-
ed. There is upon it gOod Two Story
DWELLING HOUSE with four rooms and an
ell, Stablng. SC. &c. 1t is seldom that such
property is thrown into market. The deed calls
for cash sale, but the terms will be fdlIy made
known on the day of sale. ~
w. w. GIBBS, Trustee.
Nav 3. lS55.-tds.
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$4,000

4 HAVE on hand GoOds to the amount of six
thousand dollars, which viii be sold without
reserve at Cost for Cash from this time forward.
Being DESTROYS of changing my business, have
concluded to close out at cost. Come along and
bring the quarters in your pockets.
THO. C. gURWELL.
Staunton, April 25, lS55.-F. copy.
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Peruvian Guog,0

E0WLE & co have in store i.eirusla, SIR
ply OF No. Peruvian Gmifo, al! lron s.
rect importations, and warranied Pune which
they offer to their agricultural friends a, tho loo
est market rates.
Alexandria, April II lo55.-tf
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ReBllOYaI.

( IEo. w SMITH has just removed 10 the LARGO and
" convenient store next door to Mcssrs DcoLIns e.
Merritt's, where he is prepared to accommodate hi
friends aad patrons with any articles in the Dry cood
aud Millinery line, at very reduced prices
Stanton. May I6, l555.--v & 4. conv
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SHOE FINDIWG5.

> DoZ. French Calf Skins, 5 doz. Pink and White
- Innings, doz. Bindings Cochineal Skins, Pegs
Nails, Thread, Wax, Rrstles, French Kit, assorted
&c, &C., just received and for sale low.
Stanton, May 8, 1850 GEO. F.. PRICE
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R E7lNVAA.

I1R. A. B. ARTHUR has removed his Office TO tho
~ old Post Office Building, the South side of Main
street, and few doors West Of the Woodward House
His friends and the public generally are respectfully in
vitcd TO give him call.
MAY g. 1855.
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Elanh for Sale.

WISHING 10 close our business entirely, we will, on
w Saturday The l6M day of jane offer to the high
est bidder, tract of 500 or 800 ACRES of land lying
miles southeast Of Monterey This land is well adapt
ed TO the growth of Grass. description is deemed
before the day of sale. A bargain may be had as we
are determined to sell Terms accommodating
GEORGE N. KINNEY,
j. n. BRUFFY,
Monterey, Highland, Va, May is, 1855.
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Writing PAnar.

An Reams Cap and Letter Paper Just received and
~ for sale by ROBERT COWAN
b: am greatly in need of none, have notes to
pay in Bank, and / hope all who are indebted to me
will come forward and settle their accounts. R. C.
Stanton, May 9, 1866.
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MFRS. SMITH

AS large assortment of BONNETS AND
IL MILLINERY Goods, which She has mn, As3n
chased herself, and she will sell low. Bonnets
made to order. Boys, Children's and Mems w
Straw Hats.
Staunton, Nav g. 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-30
rTYr, SECOMD STORY

S appropriated 10 the Ladies B,hnets and Millinery
Goods and Fancy Articles; handsome variety Of
Ladies' Dress Caps Ladies Lace Capcs. Black silk
CapeS, colorcd Silk Capcs. Ladies' Head Dresses, la
dies Corsets and Shoulder Braces Misses and Ladies'
made to order; Mems aud Boys Straw Hats selling of
at cost with great variety of Dress Goods and Trim
mings. Suitable Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods GEORGE w. SMITH
Stanton, Nay 80, lS55-Vmd copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-30
Painted Lawns

WE ask an examination of our new styles of Painted
w Lawns, and Brants. They will be sold chear
for cash GEORGE w. SMITH.
Staunton, May 80, lS55.--V. copy.
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CASH.

IGOR one hundred Cords of Chestnut Oak Bark,
l. to be delivered to the subscriber in Staun-
ton, in good order. between the I5iG Of June,
and lst October 1855.
JAMES AfAYES.
Stanton, May End 1855.
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A DweIIing House fer Sale.

| HAVE very desirable small brick house, with a
kitchen, smoke house and stable the lot
which / VIII sell low and accommodating terms
There rooms in the house, all with fire places,
and hydrant in the yaad. This property is in
the heart of the and possession be given any
time at the eud fthree months.
1t has been for sometime and still is rented at $3.50
year payable quarterly.
JOHN D. IMBoDEN.
Stanton Nav O. 1919 tc
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n TICE,
TO HES Whom id NAV Concern

HAVING entered into partnership it'll r. s. Coal
IL ter, and thereby effected a change in my business
it becomes essentially necessary for me close up ant
commenced. A moments consideration will conyinc,
my old friends and customers of the necessity and pro
priety of this Finding it impossible for t.
lake time to settle up my old matters. have employed
Messrs. Baylo & Baylor to collect my accounts
aud hereby authorize them 10 proceed Immediately t.
collect close the by bond All persons indebted
to me would confer favor by calling upon them a
their earliest convenience.
Nay 8, 1855. j. N. WOODWARD
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sncTErV nF ALUMNI.

rTNE Regular annual meeting Of the Society Of Alum
nj of the University of Va, will take place at the
Rotunda Wednesday the 2Ih June $500, ats O'Clock
p. VI.
On the following day, IL O'Clock, the orator, Judge
John w peterborough will deliver the Annual Ad-
dress.
Papers throughout the State arc respectfully asked 10
call attention to this notice. n H. NASSlE.
MAY 81 1883 Cor. Sec. Soc. Al. Tn. Va.
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CHEAPEST MUSICAL WORK
IN THE WORLD!
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
TTTXIS ALRUiT

OF Musical BudS and Blossoms.
A COLLECTION of new and admired POLRdS,
"A MAZURKAS, and SCHOTTTSHES,
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED with Six Elegant and Ar-
propnate Designs, in LithOgraph by D'Aysnon, Of the
following Subjects:
No. l. MAGIC SOUNDS.
" >. BEAuTY's MIRROR.
Z" 3. Devotion.
:" (. REMEMBRANCE.
90 s. MELODY
Z" s. CONSOLATION.
Published and for sale BY SAMUEL C. J0LIIE, $40
Broadway, (St Nicholas Hotel,) New York.
&C. The above work will be sent by mail to any part
Of the country on receipt OF ONE DOLLAR, addressed
to SAMUEL c. JOI.IIE, $40 Broadway,
(St. Nicholas Hotel) New York.
May 30, ls55'--3ts.
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Just Received.

STEINER, BRO s. co received, few days
~ ago. large stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing, including Dress and Frock Goats, Vest
ings. Pants sc OF all descriptions.
Stanton, May 9, 1855
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For Medical Use,

lyme French Brandy Old Port, Madeira and Sherr,
u Wines, will be found at the Drug Store of
Staunton. Ma, Q. 1858. JAMES &. LAIRD
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IN Thursday June 18th l will sell without al
" my Personal Property, consisting of iiO USEHOLI
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C., as follows il
part Beds Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bedding, Chairs
Tables, Sofa Parlor, Chamber and Cooking Stoves
Wardrobes, Bookcases, Bureaus, Washstands, Cham
Der Shower Bath, large stock Of Table Furniture
Crockcry, Refrigerator, Clocks &C., sc. Also somt
se,-v, School Furniture, some very neat Desks, &c
w .a One cow, with many other articles be-
vi N longing TO the boarding department Of ;
School, all Of which must be sold as am a
bout to leave Staunton. Terms made known At sale.
| also offer privately Three Pianos, which will moi
he offered at vendue. They are all from the Factory
Knab. Cache & Co., in excellent order, nearly
new, and Of the best brought TO this place.
They will be sold at very great bargains and delvera
bic on the 9th June. WIN. b. BROWNE.
Stanton, May rs, .-tds.-Town papers copy.
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Dress silks

WE ask examination of our rich new STYLES Dr.s
w Silks. They will be sold cheap.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
Stamton, Nay 30, ls55--Y, copy.
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THE MARKET PRICES.
srAuNToX paIoEs oURREvr.

Reported for The Spectator By Norris s. Goode.
FLouR, Sup, $40 to Sl0}. GUANo, $56.
WHEAT, : Sl.75 TO So Coax, 81 10 GOO.
OARS, SOC. FLAxsEEp, $110.
TIMOTHY SEED. $3a 49,. Burr Err, 10 TO 20c.
PLAsrEs, lump, Sl2> SAT-. $500
CoFFEE, l25 a l5c. SUGAH, brOwn,7 a lOc,
MoLAssss, 45 a SOC. NAILS, &C.
SOLE LEATHER, 25c.
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Valuable Farm i'm gsOckbridge
FOR SALE

T WILL offer for sale at public auction Wednes-
day the 9th day of June next, of the most desra-
bic upland FA RMS in the county, lying both sides
of the old Valley Road directly between Fancy Hill and
Nathan q. Moorcs.
The Farm consists of two tracts, containing about
800 Acres of good land well improved and under fine
state of cultivation, with good and comforta-
bic DWELLING and all necessary out <szssM
houses. The other contains about 80 Acres, sss.MA
principally wood land. sss.EA
Terms made known on the day of sale. &-IsSS
May g. lS55.-tds. DAVID F. LAIRD.
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Salt River.

We speak from experience when we say, that
there Is 40 more pleasant and delightful stream IN
the world than Salt River. We have lived upon
Its banks all our days, aud nearly all the best
friends we have in the world live there with us,
and we are utterly astonished at ourselves, that
We should ever have felt or expressed wish to
leave it tor less inviting regions To be sure,
there are no "spites" there to gladden. the hearts
of worldly and selfish natures but we have neYec
been accustomed to the "spiles," and Indeed we
feel entirely too spiritual ever to care about lnn9S
30 gross and So far be meath the aspirations OF Inn
mortals We are exceedingly gratlhed that we
are thus happily constituted.
Ifthis election should esult in continuing US as
sojourners at this attractive retreat, 1t Will do no
more than all preceding elections have done, and
we shall bow 10 the popular will with the pro-
f0undest reverence, and with the best possible
temper. We shall occasionally drop line or
two to the Examiner, Eoqdrer, South Side Dem
ocrat, Lynchburg Republican, and such other
Democratic presses as mag require our service.
To each and every Know Nothing in the State,
we tender our sincere condoleuce and SYMPATHY
remarking merely. that they deserved success, for
they worked like beavers, and did sumo immense
ly tall braTgiug. We are not advised, that the
Wing party was in the contest at although we
all gave what aid aud comfort we could to oUr
friends of the American pa ~, and shall cheerful
ly do 50 ag,.ln whenever 'e conflict recurS be-
tween them and our ancient enemies.
To the world at large and the "rest OF man
kind" we will merely state, that we mean TO
battle against Juntoisn, aud Locofocaisn, and the
.Ju8T;R power in this country, as hong as we can
wag tongue or WELD PEN Defeat had no tef-
rors for our soul.-RichmOhd Hing.
CALFoRNIA.-A bill has been introduced into
the Senate To discourage the emigration TO this
State of pefSnRs Incapable 10 become citizens there
of A substitute uf this bill imposes fine OF $50
on each passenger of the Monaghan race.
The accounts trum the mines are more than ever
fiattering and encouraging. The recent rains have
gladaened the hearts * the miner and sent reoic-
ing throughout the STATE. Some damage was dune
in various p,rtiOHs ot the interior by the sudden
rising of the SlaaSlaus fiver--our Sonora cores
pondent assuring rs rhat the creeks ia that secun
have not been 81 high since the great treshets OF
1852 The damage done ia this manner, how
ever, is 10 M proportion To the iAmenSe benefits
conferred upon the entire State BY thuSe timely
rains.
Very valuable coal mines have been discovered
in Lower California, inside that Gulf, and nearly
Opposite GuNymas. Spectators ere already turn
inG their attention thither
New gold placerS. in the vicinity Of Stockton,
are creating some excitement. Mr.. Kendall, q
printer, had taken out gnodly pile there ia a Iew
weeks. aud company whn tuuk possession Of his
claim after he lett made tnur thousand dollars in
the short space of three weeks.
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d. & =, s. ca a yyTrOHr

* EEP constantly on hands T.. Cooley & Co.'S
royal Linen and Silk thread on spools for
Sewing Machines.
Stanton, May 2. lS55.-2ms.
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A FRESH supply of Rockbridgc Alum Water and
"A Pills for sale by JAMES G IAIRD
Stanton, May Q, 1855
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LsO another Tract containing 115, Acres, on the
- turnpike leading from Stanton to Middlcbrook
and adjoining the lands Of Jas. Henderson, David Spec
and others. The Improvements consist Of new Brick
House, good Barn aud splendid Corn House, beauii
tul young ORCHARD of grated Trees, two good
Springs near the House, and creek running through
the Tar end oil the farm sufficient for Saw mill Gard
ing Machine; from forty to fifty acres of very heavy
timber land; the balance produces we'll; sufficient
quantity Of meadow ground, and fine situation for
village on the pike at Liberty Hall school house, six
miles from Stanton and five from Middebrook
Also small tract of b OTTOH LAND on the creek
below David Hiden's mill containing 3 Acres and 80
poles, the whole Of which will be offered at the same
time and place of VIM. Englemans, decd, sale. Any
OF the lands will be shown by the subscriber. Terms
made known on day of SALE
May g. 1866. JOHN ENGLEMAN.
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OYerseers Of fhe Poor.

THE annual meeting of the Oversecrs of the Poor will
i be held at the Virginia Hotel Staunton. on Nonday
next, the 4th OF June. BY order of the Board.
Stanton, May 81, 1855. TX. TROUT.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
and Three Slaves for Sale
AT PUB ETC "A UCTIoM,
H., HHnn krlan.s "A mn
Nm RROckbridgl

n
PURSUANT to a decree of the Circuit Court oil
i Rockbrdge, pronounced on the day of April last
in cause therein pending between Robert Kaylor,
guardian &C., Plaintiffs, and Thomas Welch's Repre-
sentatives Defendants, shall proceed on the 18Th dag
of June next TO sell public auction on the premises
that valuable TRACT OF LIND of which Thomas
Wclch died seized, and which he resided at his
death living and being in Rockbridge county between
the Junction Valley Turnpike and the old Valley Stage
Road within miles of the Natural Bridge and within
miles of the James River and Kanawha Canal, con
tanning about $50 Acres
The improvements are large and commodious three
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, handsomely
buildings Also Double Barn, shielded all round and
a large new Stable, Grauary, &c. There is a fine and
bold Spring convenient to the buildings.
The land is well adapted TO the growth Of heat and
Grass. About 81 acres have been sowed ..ssssyxa
down in Clover this spring. There is a large
ORCHARD of about 800 selected FRUIT SS&gSEA
TREES, now bearing. The tract is heavily VI f%s'"
timbercd in good condition, well enclosed ,r1ssa.
good SOIL fine exposure and may be had in most
Of the fields 1t is situated in fine neghborhood and
is of the most desirable country residences in Rock
bridge.
TERuS-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the cx-
penses of SALE and for the residue credits of one two
and three years, equal payments the purchaser Civ
ing bonds with good security, and the legal title retain
ed until the purchase money is paid.
At the same time and place as the Administrator Of
Thomas WEIGH, deed +, / will sell at public auction
named Louis, aged about ~, and Negro Woman named
Emily, aged about %. These arc valuable slaves
The negro woman is first rate Cook, Washer and
Seamstress TERMS Three months credit with in
from day of SALE the purchaser giving bonds with
good security
Sale will commence at II O'Clock A. NJ.
JAS. w. BUCHANAN, Comm'r.
Nav l6 lS55
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New ERnnks.

Stanton, May %, IS55.-y. & A. copy.