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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
Rugusta Female Seminary.

TIVE Trustees would give notice, that ia consequence
L osthe additions to their Seminary building not being
in a stac oFcomp)eton to accommodate thc family Of tse
Principal and young ladies who might desire 10 board
with him, end other mporan considerations, they have
resolved not 10 open the next session before the first Of
October But the patrons ofthe Schoolmay rely all
the facilities for the ocation Of their daughters being
furnished in season. of which due notice win be given.
FRANCE E3cFARLAHD, Pres.
Stanton, July %, l5j5.-2t OF the Board.
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rnR rpr5 r16are SALE

I OFFER for sale The FARM on which reside, ly-
ing on Back Creek in Augusta county, adjoining the
lands Of L. b. Stuart, William d. Smith and hlrs An
derson The tract contains 13Gi Acres, about - a
ores cleared, about eight ten .eadow, and the bal
aacc well timbercd, both with pine and oak.
The improvements consist Of a Good DWELLING
HOCS2, Bcrl and other cat-houses. The place is
wei xatcred, having it two never-ail;ng Springs
and two streams rinnng through the farm If not sold
privately before Thursday the 9Th Of September, il will
then be sold at public auction
TERMS, which will be reasonable, will be made
known on the day OF salc upon application to the sub
scriber HENRY Ii. KINDlG.
P. ST. will sell at the tmc Two Horses and a
Wagon. Il. IL. X.
July IL, l855.-tds.
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i WILL sell at public SHE st my residence, L miles
L below Spr;ag Hill, on FraGY 2.Hf august, 1885,
~ all my Personal Property, 10 wit One
S~-< r. HoRsE, Colt, NIileh Cows, fryv7A
bEl y Young Cattle, Is head Hogs, % z;i~'
TX " head Sheep, 30 Acres Corn IN the s----sseg
ysEs2syyss 5eGcld, some Hay, and all my Farming u
tensils, and all my Household aud Kitchen Furniture
consisting in part Of Bed, five Bed Steads Blu
reau one Secretary, Chairs Tables, and great many
articles too tedious to meauca. Sale 10 commence at
10 O'Clock in the morning.
TERHS.-Six months credit on all sums of So and
upwards, Purchaser giving bond aud good security.
JAMES w. PATTERSON.
AUG l. lSS5.-3tS
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ADETEaLEG SALE.

7 WILL offer for sale on Friday the 1oM d1y Of At'
gust next, the premises, (unless sooner sold pri-
vately,) the valuable Tract Of Land which reside
q miles south Of Staunton, near Cochrans MILL con-
tanning $40 Acres. The land is in good state OF cul
tvaOn, we'll tmbcrcd, with three of the finest Springs
in the Valley, and fine young ORCHARD.
The Improvements are comfortable Dwell LIN
LING HOUSE,, Stable, Sc. sassA1
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining large guam
THY of laud can dc 50, as an adjoining tract is
in market. Any person wishing to see the land can dc
SO by calling on me.
At the time will sell at public auction large
amount Of Personal Property, consisting of
Horses, Cutie, Hugs, Farming Utensils. Sc.
o. Terms made known on day of sale.
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WAImATaTlE LAID

E.yas OAK -
TT Z'TIEa VAL.Zlzs'sZ OF WL1lG3LT5L -.
WILL be sold to tic highest bidder on Vednesday
w the i5Lh Of 4%gtst, 1855, in FiGcasilc, ioetouFt
county Va, the lower end Of The FAIlM owned By the
lac Cen Edward G. Darlington This land IS bounded
on the north ~ the Catawba, and on The cast by thc
Jackson Turnpike Is about miles from the James hiv-
or Canal and on the lne Of the projected Railroad con-
Meeting the Virginia and Tennessee railroad and the
Central Railroad
Iwill sell fon 900 to Coo ACRES, consisting of all
the varieties incident TO limestone country On 1t IS
between 80 and 20 Acres Of the Best Low Grounds for
which SEQ per acre has been offered. The up.ands
heavily tim5crcd and OF the best quality
TERTIS-Libcra credits aud security on the land.
ELIZA IL. CARRiNGT0N.
Finc3st1e Julv H. lSJ5-tds.
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RHEUMATISM.

Radaeays Reddy Relief versus The best Ply
slcians in Fredonia, Licking Co., Chic.
FREDoNrA, Licking County, Ohio.
'For five years laid upon my back, unable to
rise; was attended by our best physicians, but
obtained no relief-not even ray OF hope OF my
recovery was left me. One single application eX-
ternalIy of your Ready Relief enabled me to rise.
am now well man."
T. B. PEAsE, P. nj.
BOWEL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Di-
arrhea, Coera Morbus, or Painful Discharges
from the Bowels. are stopped in fifteen or twenty
minutes by Railways Ready Relief. No con-
gestion or inflammation, no weakness or assitude,
will follow the use of the r. r. Relief.
ACHES AND PAINS.-For Headaches,
whether sick or nervous Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Pains and Weakness in the Back, Spine, or KID
news; Pains around the Liver, Pleurisy, Swell
ipgs of the Joints, Pains in the Bowels, Heart
burn and pains of all kinds, Railways Ready Re-
lief will, in few moments, change the mlseres
YOU suffer to joys of pleasure, and give you good
signs of returning health. 1t will enable you Il
shuttle off the infrmities of sickness, ieebleness
and decripilude, and give to the aged the vlgol
and elasticity Of ripe and vigorous health.
r. r. Relief is sold by druggists everywhere
at 25 cents, 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
! CG- For sale by JAMES G. LAIRD, Stanton
w. Stevens. Lexington Jno. Randolph, Mid
dlebrook Gold s Carson Brownsburg; Light
ner s. Shullz, GreenviIle; +. s. b. Fretwell
New Hope; Jno I. Antrim. Greenvile; Ten
Deton. Wilson s. Co.. Fairfield.
! Aur. / l855-4m
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

T SHALL on Thursday The % Day Of August next,
i sell on the promises, TO The highest bidder the tract
cd, Wing in tic county of Rocbridge, three miles
South Of Fairfield, y from the Plank Road, adjoining
the lands OF Dr. r. s. Jackson, Capt. James Risk and
others, and containing about 2so Acres. There are
about I0 Acres Of cleared land the balance is heavily
tirlbcred This farm is well wGtcrcd. has OIL it an O.
bundancc Of good FRUIT and is in good state OF cult
valoa. There are about 10 Acres of good watered
MEADOW, aud more can be made. Further description
ia deemed unnec;sgary. Those wishing to view the
land vii! be waited on by Dr. Z. S. jackson OF Capt
Risk.
TERMS Onc- third the purchase money in hand,
The balance in and two years the purchaser e9icc-
inc BINDS with approved security, and the title with
.I.l, 4 ,S55.--tag. WM A. DONALD.
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Farm FOR SALE.

TIME subscribers Executors of Jacob Picker, decd,
viii sell at public auction, the premises, on
Tssqy he ttiHayof September Farm situated on
Middle River in Augusta county, about five miles from
Stanton, adjoining the lands OF b. Dunlap, Geo Ander-
son and others. The tract contains some @ss ACRES,
wen waterod and good portion Of it cleared The i'm.
provcncnts consist Of two comfortable DWELLiNG
HOUSES, Good Barn. &c, There is q FIRST rate Mead
ow on the pate. Dir. William Liyick, who lives on the
farm, will show it to any wishing to purchase
negotiable note interest included payable in six months;
the remainder in three equal annual payments Posses
sion given immediately, the right TO gather the growing
crop being reserved.
SAMUEL FLICKER, r,oortor,
LEVI FLICKER, 5
July %, lS55.-tds.
o.; Rockingham Register copy and forward account to
this Office.
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T,RND MR. SAFE.

MY health not being good, and he distance live
III from ny farm making il impossible 70 give it the
necessary attention, nave concluded 70 ccF it Tor sale
1t Is 5aatcl on The Big Calf Pasture, Augusta county
on the Warm Springs Turapikc, and aboat eighteen
miles from Stanton. The tract contains 1885, ACRES,
and adoinj the lands of the late Sanl Blackburn, Ar
Kincaid and others. The Improvements con- -.
s:st q 2 comfortable log D w q Il / .
HOUSE, SAW I'LL, Sc. From l2j sssss
to lSD Acres arc cleared the rcmaindercoy- 5s5s
cred with p.sc and ca, timber. The soil is - a.---'
good clay and productive, and is well adapted to wheat
corn oai;, coger timothy, Sc. There Is quantity o.
fine lad to clear. Plenty Ct ether timber IN tAe vicn-
v o. fhe Saw 1Till. iThe place win make good era
ging farm Persons wishing to purchase viii exaaine
for themselves. GEORGE y. CALHOUN.
West View, June 10, 1863.
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July IS, lS5S.-tas.
Town Lots g. a Tract Near StauntoI
EDgs SaH.E.

N pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, in the Of Geigers heirs u.s. Gel
gers Administrators &c.. the undersigned commission
ers will sell at private sale, subject to the ratification oil
the Court, tract of land situated on Betsy Bell near
Staunton, containing IS Acres Foods and IL Poles
which will be sold ifprecrred smaller parcels to suit
purchasers This tract lies Immediately upon the old
Scotsvlie Road about one mile from Staunton, and a
bout one hundred yards from the Virginia Central Rail
road.
Also Lot in the town ofStannton, containing 81 Poles
near Dr. Striblugs This lot is valuable building lot
facing on two streets. Auy desiring to purchase
VIII apply to Breeze johnson Robert Porterield Kin
ncy.
TERlTS.-Six, twelve and eighteen months credit
except so much in hand as will deray the expenses
tine sale BREEZE JOHNSON, }Co,,r,
ROB'T. p. KINNEY, O'-- -
Ill ro 1S5S IF
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no. |.
y o TIT q ZIG EaEs 3 Nv EETsTlE.

" - u NJ -. - S--ss4ES zl--A4-ss---'-s
PAIN.-No person has ever yet used tadway
Ready Relief, who has been tormened with PAIN,
whether caused from, accidents, or external lnju-
ries, or from disease and bad treatment, without
deriving special and lasting benefit in less than
fifteen minutes after lis application.
One application externally, or few drops ia
ken internally, will instantly fee the sufferer
from the most violent and terrible pains, and re-
store the weak, feeble, and Frustrated frame to
strength and vigor.
Radway's Ready Relief has been before the
public over six years. 1t has cured the most OBJ
stinate cases of RHEUMATISM, PARALY-
sis. LUMBAG0, GOVT, NEURALGIA.
SWOLLEN JOINTS, BURNS, SCALDS,
&C., in the most marvellous quick time, giving
unto the bed ridden victims of some cruel com
plant, ease and comfort by one or two appllca-
lions, in cases where the skill of the best physl-
clans in the country, and the most popular medl-
cines in use had failed in giving even temporary
relief No matter what the matter may come
from, Railways Ready Relief will surely relieve
the system from its cruel pangs, and speedily re-
store the invalid 10 health, ease, and comfort.
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EaNaaaY vvnss4ntl.

'THE Undersigned aya himself of this method of say
Ing 20 his Customers that their accounts to the LIST
instant drawn of, and as he has heavy payments to
meet he viii take il as a special favor ii they will call
and settle them at their earliest possible convenience
His creditors arc wanting their money, Cat least they
say So and he is rather inclined to believe they are IN
earnestly he therefore earnestly hopes that his friends,
without exception, will respond to this call
Payments may be made in nay absence 10 Mr. w. j..
Potter, who is authorized receive and receipt Tor
money in my name. WI. a. SIERRLIT.
Iuly 15
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HHAMwH7sNEEAE.

nEADEAfOiSELLE CECILE IAFLEUR, late of
l Paris and ST Petersburg, Professor of Autography
Ior The translation of character from hand wrng) and
Spiritual Writing mcaiun tenders her services to the
sentimental and romantic as well appreciatug
public generally, as an nfabie channel whereby their
fate in life may be veraeioasy exposed Love affairs
scabIr adjusted ssd their own or the character OF
tber admirers faithfully portrayed. Correct signatures
must be invariably scat and confidence may be expect
ed Fee 50 cents; Address ''AIademosellc CEcILE
IAFIEUR." Richmond, Va.
JuI,, IL is55-3ts%
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cTHGw-N-

TlPONI the premises oS Capt; Thomas Calbreath, about
J. the list Ct Julc, I EC-tN STEER Of thc Dur
ham stock one large white spot c4c side near the
flank star in he face a2l some white on bis tail, and
marked with scuIi-c.rcc cut On the ontt: and upper
side OF thc right car ANY person furnishing n&rma-
ton as 20 the whereabout OF thi steer viii be LIBERAL
ly rewarded. THOMAS CALBREATd u.
August !, lS55.-St.
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Cnat7iar HyrivaI


OF Scarce Goods, black italian and TaiTeta Silks
~ brown and bloachcd Sheetings, btachcd Drills, ia
guard Table Lineas cheap GughGms At IL cs., Cot
ton Hose Linen Handkerchief Collars, Under Sleeves
Ribbons plain and fancy Rrccs &c. &C.; also LOT o.
new Prints and Cacocs al at very reduced prices at
WHITE 6 PATRONS.
stauhon, July 10, l555.-A. s. Y. copy.
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sa1TD1s SA2SE2a.Rrg,zs q.

SA1ID7S SASS Up 3 h l.11 g.
A MEDICINE recommended to be ID in ScrC!Ula,
n Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and as a Spring and
Fall Puriicr of the Bleed. It's alternative and tonic
properties are said DC great and its composition be-
inc psrey vegetable, It's administration % eaieebed pa
tisnts is very OenoGcial Sold il Stauatla BY
Stanton, Aug. ], 1906 JAS. C.. LAIRD.
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TUfsNEP SEED.

A FRESH supply Of Early Dutch Tarnip, Early
n Bloon,sdale Large Globe ditto, Large white Flat
7arnip, Just received from d. I.andreth < Soa Gail
j6S. G. LAlRD'S Drug Store.
Stanatoa. July 25, l555.-Town papers copy.
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GREAT 3AGAz17S!I!
a. IrYf,iin 0. vrAtn-,I.,

OUR entire stock now remaining on hand, will be
" offered fon this date al very reduced prices, until
1s October next rs we want 10 reduce stock for cui
fill trade Persons Buying for CASH VIII iad it e;i
advantage to buy of us.
Staunton July IL, l355.-A. &. V. copy
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Esxacnrsos.2a GaEe &C

REAL & PGg2S0HAE. E'ggO PETTY.
ny vrtne OF T. last VIII AID testament Of Benjamin
ID ponian. deed. / Will sell, at public auction, on
TElDesd, and IhtrSHGy, GOD and sd days Of Augitst
neyt die Gesn, on which the deceased resided, lying
about 10 miles west of arrisonbarg, and miles south.
west of Rcwley Springs in the county Of Rockingham,
containing about go ACRES 100 OF which are cleared,
and about GO acres Meadow and The timber consists
of pine and oa!c II o,ns tie lands Of VIM. Robert
son. VIM. Smith ard others Il Is irecstone land, hav-
ING constant small stream Of water F,pnng through
the central pat Of IT, 1t SO situated that will be
divided 10 suit purchasers with running water Oh both
Tracts.
There arc upon the premises Coed TT
DEYELLING H0 USE sDd other out ft;.s- se = q
$500. houses u good Barn and Sta 80 sas&9
Bic, . No. | ORCHARD of tsa;9 ! ~
:; c,,oicc III, LIfT1, ali ancyer. -ss.s >
<ss 49, falling Spring On the main part o The farm.
,-S7s,-. The other part has DWELLING HOUSE
A,o SrAsLr, and also good water. do not deem 1t
necessary 10 say more, as peFscns wishing 20 purchase
win yie;y for themselves. Any person wishing so 10
do can cali on the hcrs living on ie farm, or the
dersi-ned living miles from said sagia who VIII take
pleasure in showing any enc wishing to purchase.
En31s:-Oac-tiirdt 10 be paid when fall possession
Is Given and the balance in ior equal annual payments.
possesson VIII be given in part the day OF sale, and
iull poss.ssion about The e9ih OF October, 1855
PERSONAL Pr OI'E4IY,-Atthc above named
tc and place, will sell all tc personal property Of
said deceased, consisting OF Horses, Cattle sheep ana
Hoes. Wheat Rye, Osts end Hay, Farming lmnle-
ments Household and Kitchen Furniture together with
nnmber Of other az ticcs not necessary 70 mcncl =
Terms made known Oh the day ofsae. Sale to COM
'''>''' JOHN H. FUNEHoUsER, Ex'cr.
OF Benz. Denton, deed.
luIv H. lS55-tds.- $ 5.Z5
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sUJTITaEpDEAN yygEgsE6 yY.

- y IfLl'L = n v = . Ia . L
EIRCM his Dstillcries in Augusta County the subscri
L Der viii i'll orders in auy quantities. and for any
1t was awarded First Class DIPLOMA at the Fail
of the Mechanics Institute, in Richmond November
1854. This Liquor is intended for family and medicinal
usc aud for the hest Hotels. 1t may be ordered Of any
aye from two TO five years. Address
WILLIAM KERR,
July II, 1S55.-tf SrAUNToN, VA.
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B0rs5l-s ;ql.d TEeliie5es rs,

n of the most approved quality pe,iinery, some
very niec aad everything usually to be ogad il Drug
Store in this part OF tac country.
JAS. G. LAIRD, Druggist
Staunion, Aug |, 1875. Slaunton, Va.
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Mnfsrn,

WE hereby fcrewaTn al persons from trading loc
wv Eond executed b. Us 70 Eli, Long ,or the amount
Of seventy two dollars and ly cents falling due the
1st laycf September next, when Send being r0;du-
lcaily obtained, do2t intend to pey unless compelscd
BY law. JOIN u. W L'S0S'
SAMUEL WILSON
Highland CO., August /, l55j.-St
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Tr.sgssee7s Sale OF E.a.nea.

Ii =
DY virtue Of trust decd executed TO nc, and duly
d recorded hy Z. Il. aud Rcbccca Kinncy, oIer for
containing about OvE HuxonED AND THiRTy- 0NE A
cRss Il is about miles cast Of Staunton, and mile
froa Fishersyille Ecpot, in Augusta county There IS
about fourteen acres Of first rate Meadow on Goose
Greek which runs through the land about thirty a.
ores Of fine timber land. The residnc all IN grass, there
being 10 crop in the land
rhcc arc several ncycrailing Springs on the land,
srd 50 located as to make the land exceedingly conve
nent FOR Stock This is a very desirable liiic Farm
and 70 anv one wishing TO invest money in land, it Of
rs great inducements. ANY wishing 70 io2s at he
land can call on Mr.. d. W. Koiacr or n, Samuel P3t-
tcrson ether CT which viii show IT, ThSy reside IN the
ncighborh11l
Shall offer the land for sale privately until Fi5a'
tie 1911 Of August next and that day II not sold,
shall Off, il. On The premises, at public auction to the
highest bidder.
Caans-Onc-third in hand the balance in g., Il, and
IS months. The tide is good.
July II, l355.-tAs.
this Office.
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NOTICE.

Id15 u EO tLs
HTlLES SELDEN having purchased the in
IVA terest of WILLIAM G.. RAWLINGS in
the concern of RAWLINGS s. MILLER, do
ing business in the city Of Richmond, thai part
nersbip is, with the mutual CONSENT Of all parties,
dissolved, and the said Miles Selden. and the 9TH
er partners in that concern, having renewed the
partnership under The name and style of Sell
DEN s. MILLER. they have assumed the
debts and liabilities OF Rawlings & biiller, and
all due the latter are to be paid TO SELDEN *
MILLER.
Richmond, Va, April %, 1855,
w. G. RAWLINGS,
K MILLER.
NYM. ALLEN,
JN0 4. SELDEN,
MILES SELDEN,
The state Of my health has induced me to sell
my interest in the concern Of RAWLINGS &
MILLER to Dir. MILES SELDEN who, with
the other partners, will continue the business at
the same stand.
| cheerfrlly recommend the new firm to the
friends Of The old, and respectfully solicit for it
continuation of their patronage.
May, q 1854. w. G. RAWLINGS.
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May lG, ls55.--tf.-A. copy.

"A Dwelling Eaocase fc7' Sale.
I HAVE . very desirable small brick house, with
l new kitchen, smoke house and stable the lot
which will sell low and accommodating terms
There are rooms in the house, all with fire places,
and new hyarant in the yaad. This property is in
the heart OF the and possession be given any
time at the end fthrce months.
It has been for sometime and still is rented at $50
year payable quarterly.
Staunton Nav q. lS55-tf
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Aug /, lS55.-3r
SaEe OF EoeraOnDl Eoc.Oneray.

S<AaG Oh q q -s9Nk2a4h 4 I NyEgJu pc
On FidGy tie 2ih Gay of August next, the UNI
" dersgned Executors Of Jacob Picker, deed, will
sell public auction the late residence of the deccas-
ed near Mt. Utopia. Augusta county, variety OF Per-
sonal Property, viz; Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils,
Wagons, Kay, Growing Corn Crop, Wheat, Oats, &C.,
sc.
credit Of nine months will be given ell sums five
dollars and the purchaser executing bond with APP
proved security sums under five dollarseash.
SAMUEL PICKER, ! ExecutorS
LEVI FLICKER,
July 20, lS55.-tds.
D.c.
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SPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLY OF
ca OTs2aNG

Af .. FolsifZ' Clothing Rooms.
S A SSUREDLY never was more select or
"a finer Stock of Ready Made Clothing
brought to this market"
This the exclamation Of all, who have thither-
to taken the trouble to examine and look oyermy
assortment, and well does he meet the public
wants.
Ny Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing
was this season selected by myself as usual, in
the Northern cities, and purchased under such
aaspeiOus circumstances, as 10 enable me to sell
them at incredibly low prices, and while it en-
braces the Dress to finish the outer man, foil
a1d complete assortment OF strong and coarse
materials can also be found. ask therefore 4
kind public 10 extend TO me the favor of an ex-
animation Of my stock of Goods, before purchas-
ing elsewhere, for while they oblye me By 50
doing, they cannot fail to profit themselves.
am not given to Dragging, but. agree to sell
clothing cheaper this season than any other es-
tablishmoHt Of the kind, and this upon trial will
be conceded.
Ny Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged,
giving me more facilities to wait upon my cas-
toners, who are auxiously expected by their most
obcdent. JACOB POLLfrZ.
Stanton, Nav 2, 1855.
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Valuable Town Lots For Sale.

IIOR beautiful residence in one of the most desirable
Il neghborhoods in the town Of Stanton, having all
The social advantages oftbc town. and at the same me
the sweet secuson Of the country, these lots afford
rare opportunity.
ter and to purchase, apply to the Undersigned.
BREEZE JOHNSON.
,Jnly IS. 1S55.--tf
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FARM FOR SALE,

CtITUATED in the vicinity Of Greenfield, Nelson Co.,
- Immediately on the Howardsye Turnpike, in
very beautiful valley, intelligent and prosperous sec
ton of the country; in the midst of Churches, Schools
and Is miles from one fine Dcpots Of the Central
Rail Road, containing Jza ACRES. This is desirable
property, and is good situation for gentleman of le
gal attainncnts, or OF medicine.
ANY further information viii be impaired by apply
Ing the subscriber aad the property will be shown by
him ifdcsrcd This Farm viii be sold exceedingly
low for cash or on the usual credit
G. w. HARDIN.
West View, Augusta Co.
May l6 l355.--tf-A. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
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WHITE & PATTON arc now in receipt Of a large
w stock Of Earthcn and Stone Jars, Crooks, jugs,
Milk Pans, &c also gallon and J gallon Glass Jart
with coyers-on the best terms.
Stanton, July IS, l355.-Y. & A. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-01
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THE subscriber is DESTROYS of procuring the service;
4 Of first rate Miller. For such an one who come
we'll recommended he willpay liberal price. a man
with small family preferred. Address
WM. p. JARMAN,
Mediums River, Aibemarlc CO., Va
July 25, lS55.-3t