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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-21
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VARIABLE L'zz22<5as CITY.
EN- pursuance OF two deeds Of trust, one dated on
the 22d, and The ether on the 23d o! February
1865, executed 10 the subscriber by Wm. Beard.
will be sold On Ihorsdry he 9Th day q .fpr:i,
1855, on the premises, to the highest bidder ior
cash, the following real property, 10 Wit tract
of land containing by estimation 1slsis ,fC8iS,
in Augusta coanty, adjoining The lands Of Col.
VIVA. Wilson, WIN. J. Gilkeson, aad others, a,
bout six miles south Of StauDton, and has IN II al!
necessary Buildings. an Orchard. and good Kan
merry nov in operation. Also. will be sold at the
same time and place, upon the same terms, the
following personal property, to wit: Al the STOCK
of LEATHER in process Of lanaleg. belonging
to said Beard, all tie tan bark and tools Of every
description, bay Horse. 2 Cows. 5 Calves. 6
head OF Sheep, | Sow. s Pigs, three horsr Wag-
on. 4 sets of Gear, | Cart, Z Saddles, Side-sad
die. 2 Brides, several Pleushs with fixtures, /
Wheat Fan, Cutting Box, 5000 Shingles, a
quantity of Hay Corn, Oats and Rye. together
with a variety or Household and Kitchen turn;-
turc, and also variety Of Fafming Implements,
including all The property Of said \Ym. Beard, at
the date Of said deeds Such title only as is vest
ed in me by said deeds viii be decided to the pnr-
chaser. JOHN CiUhOH3lA-N.
March Il, 1855
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DISSOLUTION.

rgylIE partnership heretofore existing, between
J Jas. G.. Laird and Geo 3. Trimble, nnaeI
the sty 10 and firm Of Laird s Trimble, is tlis aaS
dissolved by mutual couseat, and the business VIII
hereafter be conducted by James q. Lard aione
JAMES G. LAIRD,
GEO. B. TRIAlBLE.
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Vermont Morgan
rB'o EsisysEc5sE,s,

WE have just opened a large stock of fresh and
w genuine MEDICINES, comprising every
thing needed by Physician in his practise Al
SO, the greatest variety Of Surgical Instruments
ever brought to Stauniou. We solicita call feel
ing confident we can please both as to price and
quality. LAIRD s TRIMBLE. .
Druggists. South side. Main ST.
S!aunton, Dec. Is, lS54.-V and NJ. copy
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heHglous HOti"Hs-"- l@3FstcfasNls .H10t'7'-'tt-
menis for NRynesborouch H.ission.
Preaching at NiIlcr's Forge on Sunday the 18th inst
MT IL O'Clock and at 3Slyidere at 3 p. NJ, same day.
19;h, at Pleasant Grove, at caidle!ight.
2Oh at Mowry'S School house, at caaclelight.
2lst at Mr.. Snn2n's at evening
25th, at Waynes5Orough, Sabbath, at IL o'clock
goth, at Antioch. at II o'clock A. VI.
27th, at Muddy Laac, At II O'Clock, A. n.
2Sth. at Tyc Run, at 3. p NJ. J. 3. HoUCK.
{cS- True American please copy
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

TEHHE subscriber missed on Saturday night last.
Z from the stable Of John D. Brown, about one
mile from Stauntun. L @ II Il n
S 0 Il REL HOR 5 u, about Tt ~ :, 4
10 hands high. four years old this
sprng-has peculiar white sireak1:A s,szszs.Sss
across his face, commencing under the right ear
and extending to the nose which is entirely
white he has two or three scars on the left hind
lep: his name is worn OF for about three or cur
inches near the head. Twill give liberal reward
to any person who will deliver the Horse to me,
at the Woodward House in Staunlon, or at John
d. Browns, or give ne such information as will
snable me to get him aealn:
JOSEPH NJ. BROWN.
March Il, 1855.
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na,,er.s praniinn1 HitEers.

To DyspEPrtcs.-rhoSe persons afflicted VITA DyS-
oen,ia should at once give Bakers Premium btters
trial Hundreds ofceriiicatcs now in the hands OF
the proprietor aany of which have been published Iu
" atcsng their efficacy IN arrcStS the IoaihSo9e
disease while Il strengthens the digestive organs, in
yigorates the stomach and gives life aad energy to
the whole sys,cnl L. ingredients purely Vegetable
entirely free from all miacral po'oas, and may be Ia
ken with safety By all ages aud sexes
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by j. q.
EsxaIDar, Stauuton, and BIGD S WiLLs, Chaslottes-
vile.
March "a 1853
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70 the ,E'seasg Creditors og'

20 the Es'slsg Creditors og
Dduid W. Patterson and all other persons IN any
arise interested IN sid Pattrpn's estate:
TgNAKE NOTICE, That shall ou Friday the
L 18th day Of April next, at my office in Staun-
ton proceed to state and settle the accounts ofsaid
Parterson'S trustee and administrator, toako proof
of claims against his estate, aud To make sundry
enquiries affecting said estate and its creditors in
pursuance of decreta order of the Circuit Courr1
OF Augusta county, entered on the 18th day o
February. 1865, in the Chancery suit of ID. w.
Pat,erson's., trustee and administrator Us d, ",
patterson's creditors and as"
The decree under which am acting is a long
one, and its acquisitions somewhat complicated;
would therefore suggest that the parties interest
ed call between this and the day of my appoint
ment. either at my Office or the Circuit Court
Clerks Office, and examine for themselves. in
order to an intelligent preparation for presenting
their respective pr tensions in the premises.
]. n. HENDREN, Com'r
Staunton. March q lS55--4t
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U.FIssUI T4iIs'HctI
Stanton, March 81, 1885.
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Avar,s Cherry peatoral.

~ ~
TOR the rapid cure o! Coughs
\ Xxx L Colds, Hoaeseaess, Bronehit's'
V TS&SIES Whconing- Cough Asthma, and Con
4 Tsc.,Sy sumption is universally known as
$FySS~S the best remedy cyeryct discovered
~ SsS for every variety OF Pulmonary dis
~IESA-Xrsg case. So wide is the field of its
SEy~assss5ss M usefulness AMI numerous the cases
$780, IS is cures that almost every Sec
s;o of The country abo,s in persons publicly known,
49, hoyc Non restored from alarming and even despe
80, h;c,srs Of the luags BY is use. When tried
ST., saeror; over every other medicine Of its kiud is
oo apparent 10 escape observation and where It's virtues
are knowa the p.blic longer hesitate what antidote
to enpoy for the distressing aud dangerous affections oi
:, ,monary ORGANS which incident 10 our climate
B. its noiy many, nay almost all attacks fdisease
1on the Lngs Throat, arrested and thus are Sa-
we'd may thousands every ycarfom aprcaature grave
No family should DC without it, and those who 40 neg
lcct to provide themselves with remedy which wards
of this dangerous class Of diseases will have cause to de-
ploYc it whcn ii is late. Proofs Of the surprising CT
cacy Of the Cherry Pccoral need not be given 10 the
nefcau people.--thcy have living proofs IN every
neighborhOod. But those who wish to read the state
meats of those whose whole health has bcen restored
and whose lives have been saved By lis use will find
them in my American Almanac which the agent oelo"
named has to iarnish gratis for every ono.
Prepared by Dr.. J. Z. AVER, Lowell, MaSs.,-and
sold by ]. B. EsSRIDGg, Stanton; j. 1. ARSALL
Waynesboro.gh; !. Z. Ross, Mt. Sidney.
Feb. q, lS55,-2m.
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MFRS. SMITH would inform the ladies that
I'VE she expects to open in short time a great
variety Of Spring Bonnets, all of which are new
and fashionable. Prices to suit the taste dae no
,ice of which will be given
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TAxn CARE oE your TUNES

If YOU Do NOT WISH TO DIE OF THE CONSU NFIlON'
PgrrsEyRG, April Is, 1871.
Mr.. r. E. SELLDgs-Dcsr Sir:-I have several
occasions expressed 70 You personally, the high csna
ton in which. tom having made OF II s1r several
years in nay family, held your "impc-isl Cough Syr-
rp' have never known It to fail in relieving Coughs,
Colds, or oppression o the uug, when used promptly
aud according your directions. have gwen i 20 IN
fant children with highly beneficial effects asd 50 far
as nv own ease is conccSned, dose taken aght be-
fore retiring has invariably relieved me from Cough oil
auy dislrreeoble feeling OF the chest always keep
in my house. aad would not, any account be without
il.
Every person who may use It, wiz pronounce II an
agreeable, nd, yet highly elective couga medicine,
which in climate as ca4ngca5is ours, saanot fall 10
prove great benefit 10 AL WAC ngy give il trial.
l am, SIR, respectfully, y0a- fri2nd,
Wal. II. WHITNEY.
Editor Pittsharg Daily Chronicle.
Prepared and sold b. Z. E. SELLERS s. CO,
Pitsbugg, Pa, aud for sale by LAIRD < TsD,BtC
and J. s. EslsDGg, Stagaton, and by Druggists genc-
rally.
March Z, l855.-imo.
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EOmICE.

Z HAVE good Blacksmith Shop and House
L for rent. Any one wishing good stand, will
do we'll 10 rent this stand. 1t is situated near the
Parkersburg Road and on the Warm Springs Road
ION Middle Rivera There is anacre and quar-
Ter of ground attached 10 the property. Apply
Immediately. JOaN MOVERS.
March IA. lS55.-3tS
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HIGHLAND LAND FOR SALE.
VETiSHING to move Wes,,I will oaer for salcal
W public auction. on Saturday ths 3lt q
JHdrch ReCt, OS55.) on the premises. the FARM
90 which The subscriber resides. situated in High
land county, an the waters of the Ball Pasture, "a
bout two miles north of the Staunton and parkers
burg road adjoining the lands of Col. G. w &
Felix Il. Hull, containing about go ACRES,
all under fence. The improvements are -.
comfortable Dwelling House. good go.
Barn, and other cut houses, an Orchard IEsgge.A,
Of excellent fruit Of every variety grown ssssa s.
in this country. There are about 0acres Of Mead
orr OF an average quality of the county. The pas
ture and pow lands are well set in bluegrass ard
clover.
viii also offer at the same time and place. a
separate Tract, containing about $50 ACRES,
situated about two miles from the first, having a
good location for the growing Of young cattle or
grain, and is certainly good appendage to the
flst tract On this there is about 80 Acres OF
more, under fence, and in good sod, sufficient for
40 or 80 young cattle, with tenant residing on
part of the farm. Both farms are well watered
and will be sold jointly or separate, as may suit
purchasers.
4 further description is unnecessary. as those
wishing TO purchase will examine for themselves.
FERNS accommodating, and made known on the
day 0f sale ANY inquiry, either personally or by
leilar, will be promptly responded TO- by the sub
ecriher. PASCHAL DAVIS.
March T, l855-tds
~ Rockingham Register copy IDS and for
ward account TO this Office.
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LuLTR32! LUMDgR 4!

5s'IIE subscriber has for sale some II or l5,00O
feet of coed | inch, iach and ! inch White
Pine and Poplar PLANK that he will sell at the
saw mills near Deerfsld, or deliver at 3taunton
or vicinity. at The customary price. Also some
40. 600 good White Pine SHINGLES, either al
The place where made, or delivered as before.
JAS. =. GUY.
Deerfeld, March 81, lS55.-3t
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NTIRGINlA:-At Rules held at the Clerks OF
v flee Of the Circuit Court of Bath county, on
Monday the 9TH day of February, 1888, Joseph
Henderson, Plaintiff
AGAINST
James L. Mussun. John j. Musson, JOHN SurbeT
and Sally his wife. Rice Vass and Polly his
wife, Alfred Lang and Jsia Ann his wife, Al
bert Franklin and Jennetla his wife, and Han
nah Musson. heirs at law of James Mussnn, de-
ceased, and William H. Revercomb, Sheriff OF
Bath county, and as such Administrator O. James
Musson, decd, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to subject to sale
Tract Of Land in the county of Bath. belonging 10
the estate of James Musson deed, to pay debt
due by said estate to the Plaintiff.
The defendants james l.. Musson, John }.
nIusson. John Surber and Sally his wife, Rice
Vass aud Polly his wife. Alfred Lang and Julla
ANA his wife, Albert Franklin and jennetta his
wife and Hannah Mussou, heirs at law OF James
Musson, decd, no; having entered their appear
ance, and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this common,
wealth !: on motion Of the Plaintiff it Is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here thin one
monih after the publication Of this order, and an
ewer the Plaintiffs Bill, and that copy of this
order be published ia the StauntoD Spectator once
q week for four weeks successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the Courthouse OF said county on
the frst day Of the next Court after Its Puolica-
tion. Oopy-Teste,
,r.1 OF 1esS II
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Spring millinery and Dress Goods !! |!
WI will he able to offer handsomer variety
w Of Millinery and Dress Goods than has ev-
er come to this place; with variety Of Dress
trimmings, due notice of which which will be
given on the arrival OF the goods. We will be
pleased to see all who may call on US.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
Saunton. March 81, 1855.
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EIsEE'aE.

TggAKEN up by Jacob Shuey on the 9Th Feb
4 ruary, 1855. on his land in Augusta county
rs an estray. black BULL, white spot On thu
back, some other white spots, marked with cTol
off the left ear, slit in the right--thTee and
half feet high, supposed to be two years old, ant
appraised to Twelve Dollars.
EXtract-TeSte,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CFk.
March L lSl5
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Siaunton. March 81, 1855.
y3rsy,E7avsryyg SALE OF

Stage Coa9hes, Harness and EGorses.
EpY authority Of a trust deed, executed TO US as
E9 trustees, by Porter Flagg. acting for flagg,
Caldwell < Co, dated February 9th. 1855, and
intended to secure a debt of S5,9l7.03 due from
said Flagg, Caldwell s Co. to the South Side
Railroad, Company, we will, on Friday the sch
OF .,iarch, 1855. at Salem, in the county Of Roam
oke, offer for sale at public auction for cash, TIE
following property, 10 wit: 9 Four Horse Stage
Coaches, p sets Stage Harness and 81 Horses
The property of said FlaSg, Caldwell s: Co, OIL
50 much thereof as may be necessary to discharge
said debt.
JOSHUA p. HUNNICUTT, : Trustees
WILLIAM WATTS,
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A S trustee in another trust deed executed BY
"a Porter Fagg, acting for Fagg. Caldwell s
Co., dated February 25th, 1885, and intended to
secure cerlsin debts in said deed specified, will
a; the same tiue aud place mentioned in the fore
going advertisement, offer for sale at public auc-
ton for cash, the residue of the above mentioned
property, if there be any after dscharging the
said debt Of the South Side Railroad Company.
JOSHUA p. HUNNlCUTT,
March 81, lS55.-tds. Trustee.
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GTYIg swN-S.

n AIDES and Gentlenen's Gum Sandals.
IA Shoes and Buskins; also, Gentlemen's Calf
Cono ress Boots, and buttoned Scotch soled Gait
crs, for sale by A. Nj. SIMPSON s. co.
Staunton, March Ia, 1855.
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Eagad, Wcgnocs, ERorscs, Cattle
Egogs, Efag'5zaissg Utensils
Toreaheid and Kitchen Furniture,
n s-F5-'T

EGpsSl, Wc~rGcS, ER0FseS, C2saSc5
Egogs, E'ag'5aailsg Utensils,
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE,
az E.UC; ~ Oh.
TE.IE subscriber. intending to change his bus
4 ness. will sell on Monday lie I'D day q ii
pr;l nerl. his FAnN. q m.les from Stanton,
and one mile from Pech's Mil. On The Virginia
Central Railroad. containing IS1 ACRES, one
half cleared. There is on the farm q 49,.
comfortable Log House, IN excellent ,zi..sf
Barn. Stable Granary, Sc, a plenty OF 5.::%s.
good water on the place. two fine large 90
ce-honses. well filed, containing 5000 bushels.
convenient to first rate market, (StsuDion.) he
has been engaged for two years Ia furnishing the
S,auntuu market with Ice. q profitable business
can be done by any one who viii attend to IT
The farm is in good state Of cultivation, and is
one of the best fenced farms in the country. being
,ses57sz in 10 or 2 ccre fields. and -. s-}tSS ~.
$ irnia 200 To 800 Fmi. Trees, Z. s,ij,.s
{.Ss.:,..s most of them yCnng and thrill 90 ~
- ty g-.s5- TERMS of sale -r.-.ssSra..
for tie Land shall tie made Iiberal-a longer tune
can be had than is usual on land.
h. Vii A. 81, isi i N. likely 81 SnG sI1iS &
BOYS, ) head Of first rate Horses. S-:.
a fiae pair of large Bay Horses in the IS,p
number, good four horse Wagon S
and Harness. new two horse Ice ezszz..ssssss:s
Wagon on springs, with Harness, Cart and
Gear, Plows, Harrows, Sc, 6 head of Cattle, 9
head OF Hogs, or tons of Hay, 80 acres of
Wheat in the ground, 5 acres in Rye, 10 acres
in Oats. - acres in Corn. ~, srg
The Household aud Kitchen Furniture is all
new and Of good quality. nice lot OF PAcoN,
LARD, &C., and some flour at Peck's Mill.
TERMS Of Personal pfoperty.-A credit Of 6
months will be given on sums of Eve dollars and
upwards. the purchaser giving bond with APPROX
ed security, and all sums under FIVE dollars the
cash win be required.
o. Persons desiring further information can OBJ.
tain it by calling On ne in person, Or By letter adj
dressed to me at this pace.
JOHN E. MORRIS.
Staunton, March T., 1855.
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A GOOD RARll IN MARNET.

A GUOO 1 AhM IN MANAEl.
A GREEABLY 10 the last will aud testament
IA OF David s. Dixon. deed, | will expose at
public auction, To the highest bidder, upon the
premises. on Tuesday the 22d dag q .uay, the
farm upon which sail testaIor resided. containing
29& Ia A0A&3, lying upon Middle Riv,
er. twelve miles northeast of Staunton aud TIVE
miles southeast of the McAdami2cd Read.
It is seldom that property ot this class is offered
under like circuGlstanc s ; and II is only neccSSa-
ny, therefore, TO say 10 those who are waiting an
opportunity to pasSeSS themselves OF g'0d real es-
tate, we'll improved, that this faru possesses all
requisite advantages lor buildings, soil, water,
fruit, location. sc. 1t lies Immediately upon the
Middle River by which it is bounded on the east
for three-fourihs Of 4 mile. Two merchant mills
aud saw mills are within one nile and three
furths. (rOrty acres No. and 20 acres No.
River Bottom, and the rolling laud well adapted
to wheat and grasS.) / his land is productive and
adapted to all kinds Of grain aad grass About So
acres are in timber Al excellent "a
Brick Dwelling House with four So sss1 q
rooms, passages, Sc. with wing So ~
with two rooms attached, used US al sss..s
dining room and cook kitchen, and well Of ex
caleut water in the yard. a large Sw;,zer Barn,
with all necessary out buildings and an 2SfSss
excellent Apple Orchard OF grated fruit. -
now bearing. 4 IuF!EeT description Is IVA
unnecessary, as the time aud terms of<sszssszss
sale will give any persons wishing TO purchase ey-
cry facility. One-third of the purchase money
will bear interest from day Of sale and payable on
the first day Of October next ensuing the day OF
sale, at which time full possession will be given.
The remaiuing two.lhirdS will be divided into
three equal annual payments, dating from day of
sale; and the principal of the deferred payments
will only be required as the legatees arrive at the
are Of twenty years, by the interest being paid
promptly annually. The privilege Of seeding
f, crop will be granted when the purchaser de
sires to begin A deed will be executed when
the first payment is made, and a trust deed taken
to secure the remaining purchase money.
The farm will take pleasure in showing to
any persons desiring to purchase.
THOS. w. McCUE. EX'or Of
David 5. Dixon, deed.
March 81, lS55-tds
20 Republican indicator aud Rockingham
Register please copy and forward accounts to this
Office for payment
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sDp.nes. FogaE.es. goFsnas

st
Il HAVE just received lot of superior Bench
Planes Of selected wood, very heavy, with en-
ira Bits; also. Mnu!dingS. Bead. Flooring. Sash
Rabei, Cornice, Plow, Ceiling, Table. &c. &c,
all of which will be sold al the very lowest mar
ket price. ,o oGo. T.. PRICE.
staunton, Feb T, l855.-V and a. copy.
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JOHN II. R0YALL.
PUBLIC SALE

EpY virtue of deed of trust executed to the sub
I'D scriber, by Wm. Nj. Keeran, bearing date
the 22d day Of January, 1853, and of record in the
Clerks Office of Augusta county, wall proceed
to sell Al public auction, for the purpose mention
ed in said deed, on Wednesday tie 2Sh day Il
March neat. the following property The House
andLot in the town Of Waynes5orough, on WHICH
said Keeran resides, one Cow. one chest Of Mill
wright's Tools, and all the Household AID nitc!l-
en- Furniture, and other personal property men
toned in said deed. | will convey such title To
said property as is vested in me by said deed
Terms OF sale--cash for all sums of five dollars or
less all suns above FIVE dollars credit Of three
months will be given. the purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
GERARD 3. STUART, Trustee.
Feb. 81, lSJ5.-tds. @
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p L L L & STEW L Ms,
WE0LTSALE DRUGGISTS,
50 G SI'REii1Eii1',
U aNw- q az an - 2 o NE,a
INE9EsaA, VA.


A re now receiving from the Importers and
IS Manufacturers, the largest stock Of Foreign
and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Yarnishes, Dye Stats, Spices, Patent Medicines,
Glassware. Instruments, Brushes, Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps, Window Glass, Putty, &c., ever
offered in this market
Having ascer tanned that Goods can he sold as
cheap in Alexandria as any other city, they are
determined to sell at northern prices, thus giving
the purchaser home market, al the same time
saving freight. commission, Sc, Having been
literally patronized, they will spare no efforts to
merit continuance and increase Of the same.-
Being always glad to see their old friends, and
make new ones they invite all to call al their
large and new Warehouse and examine their stock
and prices. beflre purchasing elsewhere, All ar
tcles warranted pure and genuine. Orders prompt
y attended to.
g- A large supply of Garden Seed always
on hand
Alexandria, March 81, 1855.
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For E2asAE,

For Ege14.
Z HAVE for rent Wagon maker Shop, and a
Blacksmith Shop, with set of Blacksmith
Tools There is honse and lot attached TO each.
The situations are desirable A good boot and
shoe maker with small family, can also be ac-
communicated, and might do well. None need ap-
ply but such as can come well recommended.
WIN. GUY.
Deerfeld, March 81, 1868:
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THE EaAEs2ET PRICES.
srAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.

Reported for tie Spectator ty Norris s. GOOde.
FLOUR, SUPP, SIS TO 81. GCANo, $55.
Buck. Flour, So So. SALT, (hae,( &S25.
WHEAr, ST. 30 to $50. 60 grind alum, $50.
Coax, IS 10 zoe. COFFEE, l2s l0c.
OARS, IS to 37Ec. SUGAR, brown, Z lOc
FLAxsEED, 90c. MoLAssEs, 40 = soc.
TiMor,IY SEED. SEA So. NAILS, SIC.
BvrrsR, Is TO lSc. SoLE LEATHER, 25c
PLASTER, lump, $l2. RYE, % to zoe.