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ENLZ Goods.

JUST received, large stock Of Fall
y Goods, consisting in part Of Silk and sa-
tins; Velvet Embroideries Of all descriptions
Laces, black and white Gloves of all sorts Man
ties; Cloaks and Talmas; Straw, Silk and Satin
Bonnets; Dress Trimmings, Frizzettes, Curls, &C.,
all Of which, will be sold very low by
octlS-y. Mas. @. HUESTON.
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@roffrifs aub Qrouisions.


SUNDRlES.
IN KITS No. MackeIel.
L " 5 Barrels Large 2's
90 Boxes Herring.
20 Boxes Goldfish.
20 Boxes Manchester Soap.
10 Boxes Sperm Candles.
l Case Prunes IN glass jars.
10 Drums Dried Figs.
5 Boxes Spanish Chocolate.
Case Citron.
10 Doz. /, and pound cars Knsfaya
2 Cases Canister Powder.
2 do. Pine Apple Cheese
10 do. Table Claret.
l do. Assorted Sauces.
do. Capers and Olives.
S do. Assorted Pie Fruits.
All of recent arrival and for sale BY
nov6. JOSHUA BEAL
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Horse Palace & Virginia Stable.

HORSE TalaCc q virginia NJaDle,
ROBERT REAL, PROPRIETOR.
The former on Convention, bettceen Third +
Main Streets. The latter ON Third, between
Church and Laurel Streets.
TAKES this method of informing the pub.
/ lie, that he has now on hand splen-
did stock of horses, about Forty in num-
Der, Carriages and Buggies in proportion
Also an Omnibus, all of the best. Always
on hand when called tor.
RATES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE.
Single Horse Feed, IS cts.
Saddle Horses at Livery, SIS per mo.
Carriage or Buggy Horses, $40 90
ANY damage done to either Horse, Bug
gy or Harness, to be paid for by the one
hiring the same.
RULES OF BOTH STABLE, CASH
oct3O-tf
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TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES
OF EAST AND WEST BATON ROUGE.
MRS. HUSTON is DESTROYS of inform
I1 ing the Ladies that she has procured
the services of MRS. N. May, an expert
enced Dress Maker, and is now prepared to
carry on, Dress and Mantilla making in the
best style. Cutting and basting at the cheap
est rates and shortest notice. novl4.
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Arrivals Mt the Harvey HouSe.
From 2 O'Clock N. Wednesday to P. n. Thursday
I Hutchinson; J J Houges, Jackson C
Devall, Pt. Coupee John Martin.
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New FAN ami 1x,....-C.

New FAN and Winter Goods.
0'cONOR, has now in store well selec-
" ted stock Of Fall and winter Goods, con-
slsting in parts of-Silks, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Grapes, Cravats, Embroideries,
Laces, Fringes, Gloves, Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings.
Az CASES of Boots & Shoes, this day
~ received and for sale at the Cheapest
Iates by oct29. A. WILSON Il Co.
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NEW STORE.

NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
HAVING opened family Grocery Store.
Ill at the Old stand, formerly OF EDWIN
MoNTAN, respectfully solicit share OF pub
bile patronage. All We ask, it is to give
us call. We have just received irom St.
Louis, per steamer Grand Turk,
700 Sacks of Irish Potatoes: A large
lOV Lot of Iowa Onions, &c. viii
be sold cheap for cash.
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NOtiCe.

NOCICes
WE H AVE in store large stock OF Hay,
W Corn Oats, Bran and Western Pro-
visions, to which We would respectfully
call the attention of our Friends and Gus
toners. We shall be in constant receipt
OF the above articles, which will, at all
times, be sold at the lowest rates for cash
or its equivalent.
june Is. MONTAN & BRO.
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fanfp Woobs at W'Couor's.
Frisettes, Bandeaus Il Curls.
"Just received at O'CONORS.

Dotted and Embroidered SWISS MUSLINs;
Checked and JacOnet Muslins;
Embroidered Silk Patterns for BALL DRESSES:
Emb'd. MUSLINE DRESSES with Flounces;
PATENT LEATHER &SILK BELTS Of all colours ;
Black Lace Wells, Bridal Wells;
Fine Bridal Wreaths, and FANS;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS at
july13-y. O,CONnR
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italian Violin Strings.
A SMALL stock of the very best Italian
II Strings for sale at BOGEL'S.
april 10. Lafayette st.
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Per Michigan.
, BBLS NEW KKOIT,
4 HALF BBLS.
e BBLS. WHITE BEANS.
DRIED PEACHES
$50 SACKS ASSORTED SHOT.
80 BAGS NEW BEANS.
% BARRELS CHOICE APPLES,
EXTRA WHISKY
We have the above ut retail and wholesale.
[Nev13.] A. MONTAN BRO
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Baton Rouge Brass RAM

Baton Rouge Brass Band,
WIN. J. ELDERTON, LEADER,
w Offer their services to play -
at Public Assemblies, Excursions, 1MIyF4s
Serenades, &c. Connected with ~t's
this Band, is Cotillion Quartette Playing,
Violins, Flutes, CONCENTRATIONS and base !;
for Balls and Soirees. Terms reasonable.
For engagements, apply to w. J. Elderton,
Professor of Music, Church street. nov29.
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at 4. montan 4 Dro.

Just Received
DER STEAMER QUEEN of tie
l. WEST.
SO Boxes Extra No. l Soap,
Is Palm I"
200 lbs, Fresh Bologna Sausage,
10 Half bbls Family mess Beat.
Is Cases choice Cheese.
Large Beef To ,gues, Dufield and other brand
OF Hams st. Louis Flour, barrels and half do
with the above may at all times be found. Fresh
Soda Crackers and Goshen Butter, all warranted
to give satisfaction. A. MONTAN l. BRO.
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1T Gbfooorf Wolomann's.
Watches and IeKelry.

4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT in every branch
n OF ine Jewelry and Watches, just received and
Tor sale at very moderate prices at
[Dec1, THEO GOLDMANN's
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w HISKEY-1OO BIS. WHISKEY
" Just received and for sale by
nov29. I. PRENDERGAsr & Co.
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APPLES so barrels various kinds.
n For sale by JOSHUA DEAL.
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DR. G. W. DEARING, offers his pro-
~ fessional services to the public. Once on
church st-opposite Waddill Days Drug Store.
Residence on Main Street, between church and
north streets. decs-v
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New Crop Shaker Preserves3
IN CASES assorted-as follows:
~ PEACHES; APPLES; CHERRIES; OUNCE
PLUMS; STRAWBERRY; GRAPE JELLY.
Just received, and for sale by the case or at re
tail, by (nnv22] JOSHUA BEAL.
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Clos. prfnofrgast 4 Go.

ELOUR-lOO BIS. EXTRA FLOUR.
l. For sale by I. PRENDERGAsr & Co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08
Valuable Tract OF
Ar,DE III a r Z e q "A IL II
u,nge = AYE

JYTILI be sold at public auction on IuesaGy Ns @oes
w 1 of SentepJer next, the first fair day there
Or on The promises, TO the highest BIDDER, ina, oeS
hle tract of Land belonging 10 John Dunkum acc u
limo in the county of Albcmarle i've mules SCUM oil
TbaTlottesye on the road leading to Scottsvilie, con-
to5,no $50 Acres. There are between 5Vo ana 4Vo
ceres Of land heavily tmbered with pine, oak ana mex
r which can be easily sold in Charlotesvle, ana at
tbs University of Va. at 81 to So per cord Inc oal
once s cleared and we'll set with clover ana grasses OIL
"iI k;nds we'll adapted TO the cultivation OF Corn,
Wheat Oats. Tobacco aud Rye There are ABOUT ~
sores of meadow land. The improvements consist Oh
LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE
with rooms, large Barn, two large Staoies' zee
house comfortable houses for servants ana every oer
necessary ont house, all in good order
The whole tract is well wateret with numerous
Snrnos of GOOD water The residence is regarded as
bpatv as any in Abemarlc, and the location IS hgh'
commanding an extensive prospect OF the surrounding
country, which is picturesque aud beautiful. ~
The tract will be offered for sale IN Dooy, ana II no,
sold in that way will be divided to suit purchasers ana
sold on the same day.
Persons who may wish TO purchase, can apply to hr
uask;ps The manager OF the farm, Mr. Frederick Rob
ers or myself who will take pleasure in showing the
I TE,RlIs-One third Of the purchase money will be
roou;red in six months and the balance in one and two
with interest from day Of sale, and personal secu
rty scared by bonds and deed of trust The title tc
the land is deemed unqucstionabc, but acting rs cXccu
tor shall convey only such title as vested In me py
the will of John Dunilum, decd
PHILIP EDGE, Ex'or
Auoust I. 1s55.-4ts of Jno. Dunkum, decd,
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Executors Sale Of
Pool and Personal Property.

pursuance of the last will and testament OF Mar'aa
EHin Decd will offer at public sale on the preh'l
ses, on Friday the 3lst day Of august, two scvel~
Tracts of Land The Farm which the deceased Ie>
sided supposed to contain about $50 ACRES II Is si'4
ted about mile below Middlebrook in A4suS'aco"u
Va adjoining the lands OF Henry Mlsh hesS, anu U.
ers; there are about 100 Acres cleared the Hanco
tmbered and soil Of the first quality lGere aio
90 Acres of MEADOW on Back Creek, WIFI . 100,
through the Land, and two never-ialns SPItp3 nc
the house. The improvements consist Oh ~ g
DWELLINGS, Barn, Stable, SmoNe-ho"ses w.
This is very desirable Farm, ,o, en- A
THE OTHER TRACT contains about SAV -AO -;
eres cleared and the balance hea silly tlmDeree, "J
ing the furnace tract, The quality OF the sun - ~
good and hes well. There are no lrnpro,, ento -
this Farm A part of Back Creek runs throus" ~
and Spring of excellent water near wneIe "a" -,
provemcnts were, and to any person WiSisIns 81
money in Lands there many inducements 49, :;
TER gfS.-Qnc fourth in hand, and the D"' s a., ~
three equal annual payments, and the o"toe ~ "a N
purchase money web secured by eein on Tue i"u"
Possession given on the day OF sae> RETAINING 'A'
lege of securing amy crop growing on the ianus M Do.
On the same day and same place Will oae' me-, 'o
,oJ PROPERTY belonging to the estate OF the deceseu
consisting of Feather Beds, Bedding, &C. HousGnVlu
and Kitchen FirItGre Eght-tay C!ocR' s1'"'I io'
- Of Bacon, some Oats and Hay, 3 (3fJs.a
JsrsSsA COWS and HOGS, and other o., 81
$F1SI articles TOO tedious to enurnerate 7s1----
--sSk.zsS-- TERMs.-l2 months credit, purchasers
giving bond with good security. Sale wiilcommence al
- WASHINGTON SWoOPE, sr, Ex'or'
Of Martha Ewin, decd, with the will annexed
Avg. /, lSa5.-tds.-Ynd. copy.
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STAJJNTON ACADEMY.

TIVE next session Of this old and favorahy known IN
stution will commence on Monday the Bird Of Sep
tender next The Principal is graifed to announce
.nt -, orra,gcment has been consummaed by which
se will IL have the assistance of Mr. JOHN CARRIER
Graduate Of the University Of Virginia and late ptG1Ss.
~ sh;s Qualifications The course Of instruction will
be thorough and complete embracing fall course Of
Mathematics Latin, Greek. French &c Pupiis VIII 10
thoroughly prepared for the advanced classes oil any
COLLEGE or University they may desire TO attend IN
der the arrangements for the coming session it IS conn.
IDENTIFY believed that the stanton Academy presents
advantages that cannot be surpassed.
The additional buildings now far advanced towards
completion, and the Principal will be prepared TO re-
ceiyc boarJers on the usual terms.
TERMS FOR TUITION:
English Department $500 $500
Mathematics and ancient Languages S toVo'
French (EXiral ;, p 10 %
ne One part OF the tuition fees payable at the close o'
the first half session OF five months.
For further information apply to either OF 1ne traiH
ers L. WADDELL, A. NJ Principh
July IS, 1856.
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MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

rJ,HJS new and beautiful watering place is opened for
the rccenton of visitors 1t is delightfully."- situated
ON the western slope ofthc Alleghanes in Montgome-
nv county about one and half miles from the Virgin,
ia and Tennessee Railroad, from which branch road
takes you to the Springs so that visitors entirely avoid
stage travelling. u
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Danvllc,or Pc
terburg BY the Souhside Railroad arrive in Lynchburg
in time to dine where they can stop all night or con-
tnue on the Virginia and Tennessee Road passing the
Peaks Otter Crossing the Blue Ridge, following the
beautiful valley of the Roanokc climbing the Allegha-
nics to the Big Tunnel where they take the branch TO
the Springs arriving there by O'Clock in the after
noon These Springs three miles from the Yellow
and four from the Allegheny Springs.
The waters Of these Springs are very similar to inc
water Of the Greenbrier White Sulphur more pleasant
10 The taste and equally effective in their use They
have made some most remarkable of diseases Of
long standing and believed In the neighborhood to
be an nalibc remedy for dyspepsia and almost every
disease that has assumed chronic state There are al
so two fine chalybcae springs, one OF them very strong
No expense has been spared in fitting up this proper
tv and every cxcrion ySh be made to render visit
pleasant and agreeable. The services OF Mr. THoMp-
son TYLER who is well known In almost all the AT,
ant;c cities have been procured who will be assisted
by corps of gcntlemanly aud o6iging assistants.
fine Band of Music is also engaged.
N-, Communications may be addressed 10
W ROB'T. ii. MOSBY,
Pres Montg'y. White Sulphur Springs Co.
July Is. lS55.-lmo ohaWesVille, V H.
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Trustees Sale of Land.

DY virtue of trust deed executed to me- and duly
ID recorded by r. II. and Rebecca Kinney oiier Tor
sale a part Of the THINKING SPRING FARM, -
containing about ONE HUNDRED AND Thirty ONE A
cnEs It's about miles east of Stanton, and mile
from Fshersville Depot, in Augusta county There is
about fourteen acres Of first rate Meadow on "Goose
Creek which through the land; about thirty a
ores of fine timber land The residue all IN grass there
being no crop in the land
There are several never falling Springs on the land
and so located make the land exceedingly conye-
nent for Stock. This is very desirable little Farm
and to any one wishing to invest money in land 1t Of
fcrs great inducements ANY wishing to look at The
land can call Mr.. ID. W. koiner, or NJ. Samnei rat
terson either Of which will show it. They reside in the
neighborhood.
Shall offer the land for sale privately until Friday
the 10h of august next, and on that day, If not Sold
shall offer it, on the premises at public auction to the
highest bidder
TERMs-One-th third in hand, the balance In O., II, and
IS months The title is-good.
July II, 1S55.-tds.
&C. Rockingham Register copy ids. and send bill tc
/ this office.
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DIR. D.. II. yyEs8GEET's

TfSTELESS "LIVUIU C'f IIf01h IIO,
OR Family PHYSiC.
VvEIIS is the best, cheapest and most efficient
Il CATHART'IC ever offered to the public.
1t is rAsrELEss, thereby avoiding the nausea
ting effect Of Pills, OIL SIENNA. sc, and produces
no gripirg or other painful effects. Unlike al
other purgatives il searches to the bottom OF the
disease, thoroughly cleanses the stomach, anc
leaves the bowels entirely free from costlveness:
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT III
Children drink it readily and without forcing
and no medicine is more highly recommended by
the Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial. and then Judge for your
selves. It can be had wholesale or retail of )
B. E.sKRrDaE. Staunton; Purcell, Laid & Co.
Richmond E. II. Stabler s Co., Baltimore; )
II. Antrim, Greenville.
Anp lS55.-iy.
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TIME undersigned Commissioner appointed Tor that
i purpose by adecree Of the Circuit Courto Augusta,
made on the fh day ofFebruary iS35, in the case Of
Mary Jane Johnston Cd as against Mildred F. Johnston,
will in conformity with said decree, on Friday 24n da
ofAugust 1852 offer public auctions ON the PREMISES
very Valuable tract oland lying Middle River IN the
county of Augusta adjoining the lands OF Geo Poage,
McCae and parlSns and Hiram Kerr, about eight mics
Saunou. The tract contains by recent sur
vey, 1857 considerable PORTION Oi Middle R Rrs
bottom. The improvements consist OF good brlcS
D,rs,Ine House, good Barn and all necessary Out
houses, large orchard of excellent fruit trees 1t IS
deemet. useless to give minute descriptions
will view the promises for themselves, i
TERMS "A sum sufficient 10 dcifay the expenses o.
sale to be paid in hand othe residue to DC paa
on the 18th day September, 1885, and the III
two equal annual payments. payable the l1,h OF sep
be 1886 he other the Sn ssPs@SSS5
rd win take pleasure in showing the premises 10 any one
de.irisg purchase G. W MoWR y .s Go% MN vii
rent for II months atpubc auction on that day on the
nremses. c. w MOWRY, }Guardian for
WNI. S. HANGER, 5 the heirs,
| dc
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08
DR., L. B. WRlGHI'S
Unfailing "SOrofulous Antidote'"
A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE for all dis
"A oncnS arising from

A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE for all dis
IN eases arising from
MPURITY OF THE BLOOD,
of whatever form or name Unlike most other so
called remedies that are daily advertised and COM
pounded by incompetent and unprlncipled persons,
his medicine has been prepared with the utmost
skill by regular practitioner of eighteen years
standinp. Owing to The frequent and accumula-
limo cases of scrofulous nature, and the utter IN
ability of the Faculty to treat it successfully, Dr.
Wright spent, during ten years OF his lie, all MS
leisure hours from his practice, N study 10 eiScoV
er some certain remedy for this most fatal form Oh
disease. At length, having satisfied himself mat
he had succeeded. in 1876 he commenced the use
of the .Scrofulous Antidote" in his practice with
the most remarkable success. Since which Time
IFS fame has, without the aid OF advertising IN the
newspapers, spread far and wide. Reports OF lis
wonderful cures have gone from mouth to mouth,
until the demand for it, combined with the earn
est solicitations of his friends has Induced MN 10
offer it to the suffering throughout the country.
In so doing, the Doctor would remind those sui
fering that it is prepared by him personally, and
contains nothing but what Is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
and calculated to act directly upon the blood,
cleansing it from all impurities, and by It's magic
movers, invigorating all parts of the system.
1t has cured consumption when all other RENE
dies had failed.
1t breaks up instantly the worst colds, coughs
and nfiuenZas.
1t eradica,es boils and pimples from the face,
and makes the skin clear and beautiful.
1t cures eryspelas, and all cutaneous diseases,
ard is sovereign remedy for female complaints.
In word, it cleanses the system from all III
cerous humors, and restores it to healthy and In
vigorated action throughout.
Hundreds of testimonials from living witnesses,
can be seen, to prove all that is asserted of it as
great and sovereign of all the above diseases
A treatise on "Scrofulous Diseases" can be had
gratis at all respectable drug stores.
For sale, wholesale and retail. BY j. b. EsK-
RIDGE, Stanton; Purcell, Ladd & Co., Rich
mund; f. II. Staber s. Co., Baltimore; ). L
Antrim. Greenvie
o. Principal Depot, 400 Broadway, N. y.
n. B.-No person shodld despair until giving
this medicine trial.
Aug. /, lS55.-ly.
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II. r.. II.

oI1IcK PLEASANT, AND EFFECTU-
" AL REMEDIES THAT NEVER FAIL
In instantly stopping The most tortT'ag pans.
ouicklu curing Tie most obstinate Chrome 'acu'e'
and IaAaa,aato,y Diseases. and ,r,
.0LL MILE 8. FE.H.4LE .u.fLdD1Eo.
LET THE CRIPPLED, PHE WEAK THE ISfihm, - ,'A
nravors AND AGED, REJoICE-FoR THE R. R'R's
WILL QUICKLY RESTORE THE PAIN STRICKEN
TO EASE AND COMFORT, HEALTH AMI
STRENGTH, AND FREE THE SYSTEM
FROM ALL BODILY INFIRMlTIEss
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RAEsYa H7OR SALE

T OFFER for sale the FARM on which reside, "
inc on Back Creek in Augusta county, adjoining tho
lands of q. b. Stuart, William ID. Smith and Mrs. An>
dcrson The tract contains 132s Acres about 40 As
c,s cleared about eight or ten Meadow, and tho bal
ance we'll timbared both with pine and oak; ,yo
YoITsE, Raro and other out-houses. The place ia
well watersd, having on it two never-fang Springs:
and two streams running through the farm II not sold
privately before Ti,rsdGy The 9th OF SEPTEMBER 1t VIII
Then he sold at public auction
TreMs. which will be reasonable, will be made
known on the day Of SALE upon application to the sub
scriher HENRY II. KINDIG.
p ST. will sell at the same time Two Horses and
WAGON. II. H. X.
July II, 1s55.-tds.
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New CoUNrY.-We learn from the Lewisburg
Chronicle that application will be made to the
next General Assembly for new county. to be
taken from the counties of Monroe, Mercer, Ral-
eigh and Greenbrier the county seat to be at the
mouth Of Greenbrer river or junction OF the Gov
ingtor and Ohio and the New River branch of the
yironia and Tennessee Railroad.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08
VALUABLE LAND
nAar - "a II 20

IN TEE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
WILL be sold TO the highest bidder on Weanesaas
county Va the lower end of the FARM owned by the
iot" Zen Edward G. Darlington. This land is bounded
On l1 the north by the Catawba and the east by the
Jackson Turnpike, is about miles from the James Rv
er Canal, and on the line OF the prCeceG naOaI con
meeting the Virginia and tennessee f'a'roau anu the
Central Railroad. 1,,,e =,
the varieties incident to limestone country On it is
between 30 and 40 Acres of the Best Low Grounds i9
S h.-ri ,;nbarad and of the best quality.
TEL, MS.MLiberal credits and security on the land
ELIZA H. CARRINGTON.
E;noos,Io Irl,, II TS55,-tds.
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7 WILL offer for sale on Friday the ION day Au-
gust next on the premises, unless sooner Soia Pr
vatey,) the valuable Tract of Land on when Nan T's,ue
g miles south Of Stanton, CochranS MN, coI
tanning i4U Acres. The land is in good STATE Oh Gun
tyation well timbered with three of the finest Springs
in the Valley, and fine young ORCHARD. -
The improvements comfortable Dwell s5s5s6sN IN
LING HousE, Stable, &c. psssITN
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining large guam sac ,42A
tity of land can do so as an adjoining tract IS
in market Any person wishing to see the land can &c
AZ the same tins will sell at public auction large
"''i Horses Cottis. Hogs. farming Utensils SC.
11z. Terms made known on day of sale.
July 49, l355.--tds GEORGE L. RHoDbs.
as Rock Reg copy.
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House and Lot for Sale

| tv. an excellent DWELLING HOUSE, Dairy,
Smoke house, Stable, Corn Crib, &C., all new frame
buildings 1t is good situation for Wagon maker or
Boot and Shoe maker, there is neither in circle Of
six miles. Ii not sold privately by the 18th deg Cf Au.
publicly it will be rented for twelve months. Any per-
SON in want Of such property may expect bargain, as
am going west in September. JOHN BEARD.
AUG. /, 1896 .-tds-Rock. Reg. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-08-08

gao 900 WANTED,-The subscriber
SpAO,OOV wishing to reduce his large and
well selected stock of Summer Clothing. will sell
from now ill the LIST of September his entire
stock of we'll made Clothing at prime cost. -
Don't forget to call and look at his Goods before
nurehasing elsewhere. Remember his store,
East Main Street, the largest and second Cloth
ino Store West of the Woodward House.
JOSEPH LEOPOLD.
Stanton. Auc. s, lS55.-lt