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CGNMlsSInNER!S NATlCE.

HiRCIJIT COURT BATH COUNTY, kIay Term,
u $780,. Rachel c.. Sc5tt, lato Rachel c.. Hamilton
in her own right and admistratFi, u james Ham
iIton, decd. ,-Paintiff,
AGAINST
Thomas b. Hamilton, Charles Hamton, Robert Car
lyle and Margaret his w', late Margaret HAMILTON,
Jane V. Perkins, la.e Jane V. Hanilton Amanda
hleCrc. infant daughter OF Sarah y. NJ Cuc late Sa-
rah Hamilton, Rachel II. Hamilton, Elizabeth J.
HamiJton, and Sarah p liam!ton infant daughters Of
John D. lfan,iltoa, docd and Andrew Hamilton, IN
FAINT son OF Mary V. Hamilton, deed.
By consent Of the parties it is audgcd, ordered and
decr.ed that JAMES Cochran be appointed Commis.
sioneT (in room OF Andrew Danron, who was appointed
heretofore 10 state, settle aud ADJUST the accounts OF
the plaintiff as administrator OF Jams Hamilton, decd,
aai ascertain Che amount OF personal assets 10 her
hands ,,ibaoa. well as the net proceeds of the
real sefE afer d5ducting the costs of THIS suit ex-
nen;c OF sale and eyauce Of the land, including the
commission allowed By law, on the amount Of the pur,
chase nN1ey or making sale, collecting the money and
making dis,ributioa aud that said Commissioner also
take an account ol the advaacement', made by the in
1estate to his Children in order TO final decree aud dis
trbntion Of Inc whole estate both real and personal
Al the Nav Term, 1855, it was ordered that in
cutoa Of the order of reference rendered this Court
at the May Term 1854, notice CT the time and place OF
taking Tx, accounts contemplated by said order, shall
be egnyalent to personal notice to the parties interest
ed Il pubsh ID once week Tor four weeks
la some cory cnient newspaper.
Persons Interested in the foregoing decreta orders
will take notice that have appointed the 18th OF July
next rs the fine and my Office at the Warm Springs
as the place 20 execute said dccrcta orders, at which
lime nil Mace they arc requested 10 attend.
jane Is lS55.-lw JAS. COCHRAN. Cocnm'r
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rnh phusiniars snaaE.

SELL Frs YER1IiFUGlg TIE BESIIY USE
HERE IS Tue PROOF.
m r. e. Sellers IL have the pleasure 70 infornl
you that have used in my practice, your celebrated
Termifige with the most happy resuis. have for
merly used Falinesock's but being persuaded 10 try
yours have found it far superior in every respect and
can say, without the fear Of contradiction that yogr
FcrmiMgc possesses more virtue than an? ever used
and most cordially recommend it to the attention of the
public. wiN state case where i gave one wal Of
your medicine. My brothers child was Pia;Gs 0ac
ieastag 10 mere S&elei0R in 80 hours after save the
Vernuugc, the enormous quantity OF aP;r@fds q SIC
huncreG irsre passed The child that given Up for
lost is now as well as any in the neighbJrho1d.
AMBROSE AENk'TF, II. p.
Prepared and sold by X. E. SELLERS & Co,
Pittsbure, Pa, and for sale by JAMES c.. LAIRD
aaj j. g. EsKBIDGE, Stauuto0 and b. Druggists geae-
rally
J1ly, l. lS55.-lno
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THIN STAJJN'r0N SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
N0TECG.

RELIES SELDEN having purchased The m
lYI ierest of WILLIAM G.. RAWLlNGo IN
the concern of RAWLINGS s. MILLER DO
inc business in the city Of Richmond. that part
neIsbip is wifi, the mutual consent o.! all parties,
dissolved. and the said Miles Selden, and i!e o. h.
er partners in that concern, having renewed me
partnership under the name and style Of Sell
DEN 8. MILLER. they have assumed the
debts and liabilities of Rawlings s.. Miller, and
all due the latter are to be paid to SELDEN Z
Richmond, Va, april %. 1852
w. C. RAWLINGS,
T. MILLER.
WA. ALLEN,
JNO A. SELDEN,
MILES SEiDEN,
The state Of my health has induced me to sell
nv interest IN the concern Of RAWLINGS &
MILLER to Mr. MILES SELDEN who, with
the other partners, will continue the business at
the same stand.
| cheerfuly recommend the new firm to file
fI;ends of the old. and respectfully solicit Tor 1t
continuation OF their patronage.
May, 2. 1854. w. G. RAWLINGS.
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MASSACHUSETTS Know NorHrNGs.- The Mas
sachaset.s Know- Nothing State Council met in
Boston on Thursday Al The fremont Temple
There were present nearly all the celebrities of
the party ia tho State, including Gov. Gardner.
Henry Wilson. S. w Foster, A. l.. Carey aod
others. The acton cf,he delegates to the Ma
tioual Convention was fully endorsed in resou
ton. and a lengthy State Address was adopted
The address contains among others the following
resolution:
Reso'ced. That this party hereafter stands dis
smelly pledged to use all Constitutional means 10
effect the restoration of the prohibition clause Of
me missouri Compromise aoJ to secure free inSti-
buttons in Kansas aud Nebraska
ResOlesd, That this organization he hencef3rlh
known IS The American Party in Massachusetts
and does hereby sever all connection with the
majority Of the National American Council Of
Philadelphia.
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a New AMI Wonderful Discovery.
GOOD ETa'A'S
CELEBRATED PATTI PLASTER,
FOE TIE. CIJBg Oh sTr,

FOR TIE CURE Oh AL
Rheumatic and Nearilgc Asccti.1, .Gscticny Of the
Zip and Leg, PAIN IN the L7ins, San p,,in, W.ASl-ss
CT Pain in the Chcst, Spinal Motions Esadache &c
't5 celebrated and nTaluable Plaster " Is discovered
l. by JAMFtS w. GOODWIN, ii the year i55g.--
After harIg been afflicted with tne most pals, ia
the back aad o:ns, anl having tried every remedy ag-
rced by the enliaeat physicians, As e,l a. tlos,
Quad in the advertising co!nns Of every news ari hat
within his rosch, ani these advised BIZ hij friends
and thought OF w his acluau.sacs:, without cbsGnin,
the slightest re,ief; he Induced rs TIE intense bei
lis anguish which he suffered, 10 dc;se s9oc means fJr
himself whereby he might be freed from .ha seTcr aad
insupporabie torture, Which (as undermining III;
constitution aud ;h?air.rg ii5 mental yigor a1 activity
hansion ta the disease had assumed IN i1csble caat-
acter he discovered this plaster. rs rclet tal-
tlie0as and miraculous.
The medical properties of these plasters arc purely
botanical, AID tc undersigned rey;ny Gp0a us atyd
ual experience for their extraordinary virtue n Offering
them the public, feels the fullest cynfleace that they
w be found most speedy ald permanent relief IL: al
the diseases above enumerated.
May testimonial; could De exhibited 81 The pre-eni-
men; efficacy Of ths plaster bG. the marvellous -esals
wrought By thcmare alone relied upoa c.it=-
rion OF their we!l-dcseryed merits /.
Dr. Il I, GIL o Ms.
Before tho application Of this plaster, shoa hs Md
eratciy h6aod-a5 we have found il 10 pToisee
soothing eec: ia tie extraction Oh pain an8wben
il sioula be applied paicdiacly over the seat oC tc
disessc IN Of headache the plaster should be a.
pled ID ire D13A OF tne AecA-espec'ay il c2-ss OF
nervous .icadache.
RE r T. r e Noes.
NELsoS.-Wm. Fsbcr, a. Fortune, Mrs. Verrhr.,
A. J. Aistrop, Geo. A. Ryan, SaIndel Page, Col 3.
IIar@rove Mes Gen. Loving. DR.. JAS Il. Elsom, Col
b. JEarris WA. Cheatliam, Scas0a 4. Loving, Capt J.
Martin, Cant W. ~ Harriss, Col. Joseph Shelton.
Jno. B Spicce Attorney at Law, Orye Loving, Clerk
Nelson Superior Court, Mayo Cabell, LemneI furae-
Dr.. J. A. FORBES, Abcnarlc; Col. john Bass, South
Glrolina; Peter G. Cam len, St. Louis, No.
Price 80 cents Fos sale BY 7. p. J. L. Esa1rDos.,
Stauntoa, Va.
oct,l3 1854.
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To 0wnors IF Reel Estate ard


BySrcgBG5 ggZIM CG&5SiS .G-&,.. z.
, e,HE REPOSITORY AND WIG, published at
Z ChaiAberyburg. Pa is now in It's sISTY-sEcoND
YEAR aud has, for more than half century, enjoyed
tie largest Circulation q any paper ia us section OF
Inc State. Il is prted on NIamnYth Sheet, Ia quar-
10 form, and contains weekly toriy- eisH c9'r@ns OF
original and selected reaang matter, and
Il IS unequacd by any Of its local otennorares III the
extent and variety of its Correspondence, D''h nome
annnn five cogies Tor SO; Ten for $$l5-in adyaece
il is certainly he very best 4s4s@tisinS Med9 an
Pennscania cut of the cites, not only because OF us
superior circulation bat also because OF the srostaHlal
.nl ,br;f: character of lis PATRONS As med0m for
of,rn REAt ESTATE FOR sale il is especially desirable,
as reaches larger class of Real Estate owners ana
Dealers and pusnvss Men generally, than any o'Ier
local paper. Terms moderate. Advertisements may
he nt directly 70 the Publisher or through any paper
in which this advertisement is inserted. Address
ALEX. K. MCCLURE.
July 4, 1855. ChainbersDuFg' Pa
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20 EARGE1 IS A@5 gaIE i1,.Ts..z::;--s =. :; /.
N4tV AND aiE-'s33Ya.3
Es0tEf1ie &qra9spjias
& Il 4 liz q i /. 4. n b r

PATES Ed APR.I. z9rs. ,sJL
Vie s3ser1eef wo9d iAo't e;tally cal your ct.
J. tr4ioi 10 his lJE'u0HIlD JYlNEG H3t-H,
which Re j. ma l.iarng his .hep in Stsulton, Va,
where he has a1libc. l.. she'd Tor iasec,io ct Farm
ers atd olaef3. Jsis fsn received che highest hon.
crs where exhibited, having 5oea.a&srded sc.nc cght
premiums in te last thr"e yeas. re c.ll append
thousands of certificates 70 "a ~, lsfy In ev,.
d.ioasy e!e ,asiu: al sad Ct Grain fen c9p. eitIf.
smut aiI oacF tDgrifes, bat lal. Il al sai.icient -
say thtt finishiag s5a4 II Inc ri3> pc-f.ct
Cleaners hat w. have ever 0'.ercd ID liz Farmers Of
Virginia. ny team vii On = f:w iayz) b. passing
rcaga the c..ty ready - 'e;3n nod ,e ~ e; Hsy
want good Ftn Ja' al! sl,ao lie most i'.hy yhest
and Il. nilo u Gran a..i t.Jrosser. clean cJluTn ir
ahy market .t-sat s..tlg FAcg a. ws.4..teA aal
gwen en- u.ai.
" For Certificates -ai K -!f,reHcss, see haaAsii.
srArsgoy, Va, March, 1855.
Thereby cerif, llat haycnIcl o:a Of -. Doy,;'s
lm?roy,d ptea' Ga'i Cieaae.s duti.s tho Ia: year,
aE!y Mil csd % n flro, al have h,sitsiioh IL
pr?aouicng it by far;'e best Sc? 1r row il use, 2al
take pleasure ia recoi4,enag ;ae i:a to Farmers aad
bl.ic:s generally. q. Z. MORRIS.
SrAr,sTo%, IA, Feb, 1855
M. I. J. DOVE, Dear :lf:-ic a.s 81 tic 22d u;,
CAM 70 had az j w.th Pleasure reply to tic
aod without -ni1nea, hesitation eve yo:r FIa the
preference over cthy. q the o:.er F.s eitysta
Try. DAVID S?EcK.
SrAvSioS, Va. Ial, 3ls., 5j3
Dear Sir:-i haze mIda far trial Of the Uhc@ F'a7
yVI ''s At ny "''j u eeaa7 very !AHiy aiG |e!.J
anl is altogether superior 10 aay Fan iagt seen.
DAYiD FULrZ.
bfcG .uTYsvILLE, Io.!.la-ham Co, Va.
5Ir. DOYLE iI9fOyed Double Screening r1iT
Cleaner, ,gonld We alicr,, chat as e., - $50 lin-
Gaines coaL ihresh !; cleans perfectly the n1st filthy
Wheat aad csaases Cio;er Seed clean enough f5r any
market without sitting K. The ,ay.Gg - the FarElo.
is equal to t:eb.e - cost. GEO. .tA1NEi.
pNEI MEIER,
CilaYuIan's 'Il!s, L1rcy, "a.
have used T. J. Doye's improved agcat saa aid
believe it 10 be the best separai1r aal cleaner nov 10
use. WI. i. CHAPMAN.
Gj- Communications add7e ed 10 T.os. J. DOYLE,
Stanton Va viii b. pr5rn,iy attended 70. III iay
Pans have my name stamped upon lhem.
Day It,. l355.-3n. 4. ). DOYLE.
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M GrcHaanelixa Era FEae,3ke..

AN cngagod in selling at COST for cash. large and
i desirable Stock OF Goods, Ware, derchahd;Se' %c:'
conveyed 70 me BY Deans s. Merritt. Persons dcsi'
ring gains should avail themselves othis chance
Country merchants wishing to repcnish their Stock can
b. supplied on 2datng tcrin5 aad any one COO
tcmp!ang going nio ths meTcantiie business can DHy
the stock at wholesale. an determined to sell cut
with as i:tic delay as possible
Persons ia debt by note o. account to Dea'iihs y
M9crt, or tbs lac Of 4. j. Dccns, arc no
titled that the acs2nns legally transferred 10 me-
and that Immediate payment is rcqqYcd. Otherwise
nv duty will be TO call for the aid OF the officers OF the
law.
Tie goods are 4. the old stand-tLc books and a
counts AZ any Office. n. Il. IROUi.
June u. iS5j-4.
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LAND FOR SALE.

NY health not being good, and the distance ! 1--we
RI from my farm nua,es it impossible 70 give 1t The
necessary attentions have concluded to offer II Tor sale
Il is situated ON the Big Calf Posture Augusta COUNTY,
ON Inc Warm Springs TurApkc, and a69ut eighteen
rs f,m Stauntpa The tract cont ANS 1855 ACRES,
and alon the Leads Of te late Saml Black aurn, dr.
biucaid and othecs. The inpro' einentS con- 80.
SIT Of a comfortable log ~ = i III \ q .esss
IN 50 Acres are cleared the rcina;ndercov asas$s
cred with pine and oak timber The sol is -'1's:s
GOOD clay aud productive md well adapted 70 wheat,
Corn. oa;s, clover n9,hy, Sc. There is Quantity Q;
fine land 10 clear. Plenty OF other timber IN inc VEN
;t, If The Saw MIL Tie place viii make good gra.
r r,rm Persons wishing to purchase will cXaniac
G,r 1bemsclves. GEORGE A. CALHOUN.
West View, June Is, 1855.
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Tue. AeiERicAN PARTY IN GEORGIA The
American State Council Of Georgia met in Ma
rion last week. The Georgia platform was
adopted. and the I'm. Garrett Andrews was noIn
mated - the candidate o, the party COR Goverrar.
The CanYenton was hugely attended, and its
procsejiDgs were Characterised with much euthu-
saSn
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J0ll}llSSIOYFR'S SALE,

/ Coia:y, in which Joseph Hend srsonis Plaintiff and
James mason and others are Del ndaats, Shall on
the i0h day Of Jhy next at the Court House Of said
county, by way OF public Auction proceed TO sell the
land in the }il mentioned Cor as much cash in hand
may be pay expenses of sale aud costs Ct
suit and the rcsdc upon credit Of rveiyc nonh, the
purchaser executing bondwh good security, and the
Icsal Tile retained as additional sccry. SAID tract Of
laa1 is situated on ao Cow Pa,.lrc River, ii SAID conn
~ Of Bath alioi,s he lall; Of Wan AleClunr aad OH
CTS, aud cln,ans 50 AcGas la9rb O. les. Ol!y such
title viii be sold and conveyed is vested in SAID " us
" NJ. H. REV E!LCOMDy CoiAmr.
June IS. 1885 -lts-ss2 %.
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Tbc A<a cr yu3y,

The 'ESous oC the Slres" Will celebrate (onr
political Sabbaih) the 4th OF July, On this
{ "Wednesday evening, 5y addresses from t.vo Of
their uups5sC. IRE ladies and gentlemen Of
StaYn;ou are very respectfully invited to attend.-
Ths celebration viii take place in the Court
House, at early caadie light.
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v-hWga 49, GNEN,

HAVING sold my interest in the la,ds live on and
II intending to renl-ye West, od'r for sale Tract
of Land yong the North I'fer, II bcs vest OF ~
Soion and acning the lands G. Joa sawsigh;, Esq,
Dr. Gamble aad o;hrrs, containing about 4 7,sit
sg3 Acres, on winch there is good ~ "a "a
LOG DJS-EiLING HOUSE, k.tch- .(..E &
en-, Smosc-Housc, Barn, &C.. AID an es1
CECRARD Of aboat 100 Fruit Trees q -,s5.sT s-A-A4'
Of oo ostv about 2S acres cleared aad uader fence.
II Wedid make M >:;ccont grazins farm for any ono
desiring snch property. Any pcrson wishing 10 examine
II, WIN be shown said lands by mysrf or Mr.. James
Todd who lives Isn0t sold privately before, II
will - sold .; ublic sale 'r ST., OF whici
due notice v.iil be- giyen ia the Stanton papcrS.
limo N. I555.-3,s* John PATTERSON.
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PlIRMll SIZE OF LANn,

! SHALL on T,lursiay the 2d Day Of AugWst NEXT,
sci! on me premises, che highest bidder tn Tract
Of Land Of which VIM. 5 Donald, d>e'd died possess
a. living in the county Of Rockbridgc, three ailes
Sr,tG Of Fairfield, l. from the PlaAk Road, adoinin;
The auds Of DR.. II. S. Jackson, Capt James RISK and
others. aad containing about ESQ Acres. There are
about l Acres Of cleared land the balance IS heavily
tirobsred This farm is well watcred, has il IN a
bundance good FRUIT and is in good state Of cptl
yat,oa. Yv,5rc are about 10 Acres OF good watered
EfcADow, an1Intrc be made. Further description
is deemed Unnecessary. Those wisA,iS 10 view inc
land viii be waited on by DIR. r. s. jackson Capt.
Risk.
TER IIS.-One-third the purchase money in hand,
tic balance in one aad two years the purchaser cNer'
ting bonds with approved security, aud the title with
IL INV 49, i. iS55.|tds: WM. A. DONALD.
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an and ahxr the LIST Of Juiy $3.50, We vii run q
" DAILY LIVE OFSTA C rs FR o "
STU UNYOV TO FIINCHEST'Ei, forming
nertion with Woodward * Co.'S. daily Accommodation
Line Of FourHorse Coaches from StauGtoI to LeNing-
ton Natural Bridge, Buchanan, Sc. aud with the Var
eina Cea;ral Railroad al Staunton from the terminus
Of which we are running daily line OF Four horse
Coaches t, ali the Virginia Springs.
BY this arrangement we eaa6lcd % give through
tickets Ia any Of the above named places, rates Of fare
q low or lower Chan any Other line.
Oar Stages wii leave Stanton immediately after ths
arrival Of the RichnCld and Alexandria cars n the c.
yeniis arrye At w nchaetcr ncxt morning Returning,
leave Manchester ia the evening, after the arrival OF
the Hsrpcr's Ferry and Baltimore cars, and reach
Stauuton next morning.
For seats apply at Ostcs al The American Hotel
or woodward House, StG,tnton, Ia.
HARTMAN & BROWN, Propretors.
LII, 1875 If
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81 EsUC# ENGEgAEi
Sr, 3 TT geTT ayt3TisS

WI T.. ELJIOTr respectfully informs tac citizens
w uf Stanton aad neiehbo.l,ood, that he intcads
opening S + 4 TE II r d near the Dspo,,
S;anAtou, keeping constant supply OF 5 Il \ ] . >
for Roofing any kind Of Sa:!lngS rhc Slate from his
Qaarry is pronounced By The Nclslimen he employs,
and other experienced Judges, not 10 be surpassed by
aay ia the world Hs own experience STAGE ycath IN
E6ganl W alcs and North America, enables him con
fdentl to assert that the States cannot be equalled in
the United States. He prepared 10 do any quantity
OF Stating, warranted free from leak.
Orders received in Siaun!on by AIc5srs. Staples &;
Martini al hose store samples BE- seen, and inior-
natioa given, Sc, &c, or address W. f. hiiloI u
Charlottesville, which will receive prompt attention.
May iC, IS55.--l PA
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Very Valuable oaI Lots For Sale.

ON Saturday, the 23th inst, shall, as Commissioner
y under decree Of thc Circuit Court of AlSa'taren-
d.red at the June Term 1855, in the case OF Jaes0n
Administrator Jameson Sc, proceed to sHl IN thc
town Of S,aaaton, number ofmlst valuable lots living
contiguous TO the town and admirably suited for pa5Iu-
rage The whole body Of land contains about % acres
and viii be surveyed aud arranged in lots Of different
SINS 10 suit purchasers The dwelling house With
portion of the Land attached Will also b. sold at the
same time. S1me Crt the lots on the Institution road
arc beautifully located for building purposes, and with
water near thein.
TER HS:-O fourth cash the balance ms l6, and
81 m)ahs with interest from the day Of sale, secured by
bQud with personal security and the tile retained til
the purchase money IS all paid up The time at which
possession be given viii be made nowa on the day
Of sale. j. IHBODEN, Com'r e.
July I. 1555.--4t.
4 survey aal plat VII shortly he ready to be shown
at the office of Im5Jdca < IHcCUe.
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SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLY OF
an SSYgssTgs

~ 3. g'0i};lE' Ciothiss R2cOsEaS.
& a SSUREDLY never was a more select or
IA finer Stock Of Ready Made Clothing
brought to- this market"
This'th exclamation of all, who have ihither
to taken The trouble to examine and hook overmy
assortment, and well does he meet lie public
wants.
My Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing
was this season selected By myself rs usual, ~
the Northern cities, ana purchased under such
auspcious circumstances, as TO enable me to sell
them at incredibly low prices, and While il EN-,
braces the Dress to finish the outer nan, iuii
and complete assortment OF strong and ciafse
materials can also be found. ask therefore o
kind public to extend 10 me the favor Of an eX-
aminaIioR Of my Stack of Goods, beiFe pnschas-
ing elsewhere, for while they obii!e me by So
doing, they cannot fail to profit themselves.
am moi given to Dragging. bur. agree to sell
clothing cheaper this season than any other es.
tabl;shinen; Of the kind, and this upon trial wiIl
be conceded.
My Store Raoms have been greatly enlarged,
giving me more facilities 70 wait upon my cus-
toners who are anxiousy expected by ther most
ubedieat. JACOB POLLiIA.
S.aur;on. Nav 2. 1855.
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The LhaToR LAW IN MAINE.-At the Law
Yerm ofthe Supreme Court III Augusta. in the
ease OF John HeTSam, sentenced in the Police
Court to fine and imprisonment for selling glass
oflilnor, Chief Justice Shepley discharged the
prisoner Oh writ Of habens corpus deciding that
municipal judges and justices Of the peace have
NJ jurisdiction ht Furnishing l,qr'r sellers under
The second section Of The law, W.afh ccn Only Do
done by is';c.iaent and trial bySJury IN the Su-
rrene Court. The effect of this decision is to
completely pufy the !aw 50 far as the m1uner
and form :. lis execution has been attempted.
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L7ARI r0a SALE.

CITUATED in the vicinity Of Greenfield, Nelson Co..
} Immediately Oh the IiowarisyilIe Turnpike, in a
very beautiful valley, intelligent aad prosperous see
ton Of ac country ia thc midst Of Churches Schools
and Mills, miles rom one of HE Dcpo's Of the Central
Raj Road, conaiaing 1ts ACRES. This is desirable
property, aud Is good situation FOR gentleman OF !c-
gal a.; tinnehis, or Of medicine.
Aay irther iniorma,on,.:l be impaired by epp!y-
ng 10 hc sab,crber aud The property will b. s!owa by
him ifdesred This Farm will be sold exceedingly
low for cash or on ihetsuaI credit.
C. ". HARDIN.
West View, Augusta Co.
No, Is 1s55 IL corv
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-07-04

A large meeting was heldon Saturday week At
Green Castle. Iowa. At which the Hos. j. Scalt
Harrison, (spn of1he late Gen. tiarc s'n,) was
unanimously nominated t3f the Presidency Of the
United States
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-07-04
ReaE2 SAFE.

MY HATING ESTABLISHMENT and
III BRICK STORE II 0 U Z on Ml;n IN
Street, Stauaton Va Here is presented :::::
fine opening for the Hating Business, 1t BE- satsk
inr The only one in the town. AiY reason for -s--'
Sizing is permanent III health, disqualifying for all
or terms add particulars generally, appg to Samuel
4 Clarke Esq, Stanton, Va, who will give any in
formation tat may be desired ioacH!h% tar prem Ses
1rs- Richmond DALI Dispatch and Baltimore Daily
Clipper insert one week. and forward account to this
Office Cor payment.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-07-04

T'HE subscriber has just received fresh supply Of
/ SUMMER GOODS, whici, makes his stock agaia
complete. lis stock Of silks, Tissues C!ralics, Plain
and Cut B,@agcs, Lawns, Gnyhlms, &C., cannot be
Thc prize OF ali such Goods have declined
% per cent
He proposes selling his present stock of Fancy Goods
a, very small advance above cost.
CANNON June 10. lS5j.-2m JAS. &. PIPER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-07-04

Daring tho month OF June not less than twea'y
clerks, messengers and wltchmaa have been re-
moved from the different dsp1r,peatS in Wash
ingtua Guy on account of their cOAnexion with
tho American or Ha1w Nothing organization,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-07-04
~GTsES .g.sEsD SE7EEP.v

TENHE subscribc- will sell three fine
i 5.3odad Cotsuoid Bucks and Ewes, 2! = ~ <,
SC twelve or more ha!fboodcd ditto. 3 I'D y
al yrarlngs. They aretbe o.f,i,ring'F% ~
of the R0val Prize Buck, winch Dok - fe"'-''
the highest prize at the National Agricultural Exhbi-
ton Of England IA l5j1 for which Col. Ware, OF Yr-
GINA, paid 500. Ny post oGice, Mt. Scion, Anguta
county, "a. j. H. McCUE.
JIac -, lS55.-3mos
o. Southern Planter copy 3mos.