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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
s.sSss srssas S.es,gl.

I WISH to sell privately the valuable + 4 r VI ON
| which / reside lying seven miles south west OF
Stanton adjoining The lands Of Col. George Bayor
III tract contains 273 ACRES, about one hundred and
eighty acres (which cleared and the balance well
tiubercd. The laid i7 we'll wat"rcd, and has it an
cxcccn, Cleared SAW MILL. with water-powcr SUI
fcieu for any ordinary machinery. The mp-ov cncnts
arc frs; rate consisting Of ever, necessary building
Terms accom- nodatiag. GEORGE W. SHCEY.
Juae l3, l355.-tf
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SpklAu AND SUMNER SUPPLY OF
Ct OEs1dNG

III >. FOiiIiE CtOtnsuS Rooms.
IS a SSliREDLY never was more select or
IA fineF Stock Of Ready Made Clothing
brnightfo this market"
TINS the exclamation Of all, who have thitI1cr-
10 taken The trouble To examine aud look over nv
assortment, and we'll does he meet The public
wants.
My Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing
Was This season selected By myself as usual, ia
The Northern cities, and purchased uuder suck
aIspieiois circumstances. as 10 enable me 10 self
them Al incredibly low prices, ard s!ile !, EN-
faces the Dress 10 finish he later n.ad full
I'd iirffs tt saiss9 III 4but az AID egssss
sind pablic 10 extend 10 ssr-,'.~ -
!,nnailan of my sl.,cb Goods, b..l:e purcias-
~, cl,rwhrro~ .or while they u5iige me by 50
JAi.,e-'"ey cannot fail to praiit heIu.eves.
AN moi given Ia Dragging, bit, agree to sell
c!oihing chraprr lhis any other es-
aIislimen u the kind, and THIS lpan trial will
conceded.
Ny Store R,,ms have bser greatly enlarged.
giving me mare flciiIi:es . W. upon my Gus
'Omc's. Who are ansiousy expected ~ lheir lnusr
,befrni al JiCOY F0iLTTZ.
Sauuon. May 2. 1855
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rfruTETMI R0DS.

AM prepared to furnish the above articles complete
sulators. Sc Sc, making in my opinion the best Rod
that has been offered or erected in this market. Per
sons i;ynr in the conntry large proportion of
their cost by erecting their own Rods as they are far
ni.lcd ready for pnttiasn9 GEO. Z. PRICE.
SfarI1nn Innc 6, BOD.
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SOCIETY OF AI:UMgi,

''HE Recn'1r alaaa! .eting Of the S ,,cty IF Alum
nj ofthc University Of Va, viii take place al the
Rotuda Oh Wednesday Tie 27M June, $751; at3 O'Clock
y. ".
On n" f5owng day, AT Il o'clock tire orator, Jude
Joha w Bsockeaorough will deliver the Annual Adj.
dress
Papers throughout the State respectfully asked Z,
call aitcation to this notice n. H.. NASS,E -
May, %, 1855. Cor. Sec Soc. All. Ia Y,
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BARER'S PREMIUM BIIi'ERS.--T The follow
ing voluntary certificate is from regular Physician
Read it-then try the Bttcrs


DR.. E. BAKER: Dear S;r--m returning you my
warmest thanks for the success have met with in The
use OF your Premium Bitters of justice and be-
nevolencc actuaes TO lay before You the following
(a'saost mraca!oHS) cure.
| owa woman, a very valuable servant, who after
the birth Of her sixth child, became very much deb
tatcd owing the rrcguarity OF the menstrual. courses
She suffered most from Memorrhogia, which is an IN
creased excessive secretion Of the menscs. For sX
years despaired of her recovery she was exceedingly
feeble, and suffered, at certain periods, excrutlang
pains during that time she had several mscarragcs
The best medical aid afforded her; but she contin
ucd to grow until, last resort determined
to try "Bakers Premium Bttcrs and to my surprise,
before using two bottles her health began to improve,
and twelve months had clapcd she gave birth to
fine healthy child. She is now enjoying as good health
as she ever did She thinks your Bitters effected her
cure and must undoubtedly concur in her opinion ]
take pleasure in recommending them the public IN all
such cases the above mentioned.
Very respectfully, yours,
r. II. HUNDLEY,
IRichnond Morning Mil
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by J. b.
EsKaipaE, Staunton, and BIDu 6 WELLS, Chariottes-
vile.
June 6, 1855
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AUGUSTA FEyIiLE SEMINARY.
PuR &c 81 Ia.

IN Thursday Jlas 2Nh VIII sell without rcscrvc all
~ my PcrS,ad Pop rty. r,asi,tlag IF no USEdOLD
AND KITCHEN FUENiTCR,., Sc, a. f,illws il
prt; Beds. s.diisai-, NJ "rcs'es, ? JiY,s, Chairs
Ts5!,s, SPA, Pa lr, Chamber AID Co16.lg StGycs
y ctubes. :; iIs:l,es. Bureaus " I,i,a..s, Cham
her Shower Bath. large stock OF Table Furniture and
Crockcv. Refrigerator, Clocks Sc, &c. Also
,,s.-. School Furniture, soie very neat Desks. &c
5Sxi3sS Oac COW. with maiy o;hpr ari.cicS be-
n ~ oagng 10 the b,ardmy department Of Z.
school, all Of wh.ch nust b. s,ld a, am 4:
bout 10 leave >:aiatou. Tcrn, mlde knowi At sale.
also offer privately rhr-e P.anos. winch viii not
BE- ocrc, At vendue. They are all from The Factory Of
Khabc, G ,.hle X Co.. in excellent order, nearly
new, AID one Of the BEST Brought this pla;'.-
They will BE- sold At very g.eai bargans ahd d,liycra-
BIZ. ~ the lG lui,. WIN .. BROWNE.
IA
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lNritil.. ~ ,r,,m

M Rean, Cap All Letter p,1.' ;1'tr-,,v.d n,
ID for sale b. ROBERT COSAN.
n B. an greatly in need Of ms,. have a)tei t
pas in Eaal, and hop. al who a. inhibited 70 m
e come fJrwisd AL srltlc ti.ir ac:oaatS. Il. {.
Siaaa,oa, May ., lo55
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THE FURNITURE BAZAAR.
p, FURNITURE wARE-Room, -

m, as god terms as can be- purchased in his city
or elsewhere.
4 PARTON. Of MY FURrifrRE IS purchased at The
NorhiG ipugh state. and finished mere. aid q
part isu'ade entirely at my daDui4clory here
Any article rladelOOrder at shoftppiice aud at lhs
lswesr Casa Price. -
lie does ~, consider ii necessary Is eDamer..s
lie articles. hu, w'uId extend ~ earnest dv,a-
IN all in search II FURNITURE; H.ifR OR
SHCCR .3L1TTRESSES, UPHOLSTERY
GOODS. &C.. To give him call befcfe purcha.
sing. as every exerIion will be made To please.
81 Repairing Of all kinds d,'re al reasonable
prices. r. Q. HOWE.
2oo Main ST.. Jet,eeea Oh. and 10Th SIS.
d Richmond, April %, lSlJ.--Iy.
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Junction Valley Esarapsac
f;nl, Sale, If Epssnssc saCSsOsa.

J)Y virtue Of decree rendered at the April Term of
- the Circuit Coart Of RooNb.id- County, in tn: ease
Of WIN. 5. Figgat and others vs. the Junction valley
Turnpike Company, the undersigned Commissioners
appointed for tn purpose, VIII proceed TO sell at run
Junction. Valley Tayupikc, extending from Stauatln 10
Buchanan, with the branch from john f. Shields to
thu Natural Bridge. The Road Including the branch,
is about sxtyfour miles in lcng,h, an! was constructed
a cost Of about one hundred aud forty thousand DOL
lars The tolls collected during the last year were a
bout five thousand dollars.
TreMs or SALE-Cash on hand sufficient to pay
costs Of and expenses of sae for the residue cred
# of six, twelve eighteen aud twenty fo'r mosh',
ths chaser giving bonds with approved security aud
the ttle reserved until the purchase money is pad IN
G Tn, purchaser is to have possession on the day Of
saIe THOS. J. NICHE,
S. Med. MOORE, c,
%
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Stanton, May
$1,000.

[ HIVE on hand tio0ls to tbe amount Of slx
thousand dollars. whicF will be sold without
reserve AT Cost lpr Cdsh ffiG this time forward.
.,eng d'srvtis of changing my blsuess; have
concluded ri close ont at east Come along and
bring The quarters in yonr pockets
THO. e.. .BURWELL.
Staunton. April IS. lS5j-V. cory.
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TICE.
70 ali WHOM ii .f9ay Concern

HAVING catered Into partnership with I. S. Coal
IL ter, aud thereby r.tscts chang. IN my business
II b,com essentially necessary ior TO close a., aio
settle off the accouais due me- bSflre III, partnership
comnicnc d. A moments cois.dcraiian will cnnyinc,
nv old fieads aid customers of the necessity nd pro
pre:y Of this course Finding it impossible for ne {,
lake time settle up my old matters. have cnpioyct
Mcssrs. Bay Tor Baylor 10 collect q. my accounts
and hereby authorize them 10 proceed ined atcly Il
collect or close the II by bpnd. All persons indebted
to me would confer a favor by calling upon them a
their earliest convenience.
Nay 9, 1855. J. n. WOODWARD
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suoz FrwoIu1s.

y DoZ. Freirl, G lf skins, Lp.. PAX an Whit
= Ln:i-s3 ~. Bnlit-s, Cprnnci SkiaS, Pegs.
Nails. TIrtll, Wax, H'i.ii.'. F';i;h hi, assorted
&c, &r l.i rec lived and for sale l1w.
Staa,ton, My Q, l'j5. GEO. Z. PRICE.
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Heragasi nerdges !

1y-rask an examination Of rich new styles Dress
w B.rag.s They will BE- sold chea. for cash.
GEORGE w. SMITH
Staunton. MlY 81, lS55.-N. copy.
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My 81, 1855
IMP 0ATANT ADDITI ON,

WHITE s. PATTON arc now receiving such sup
w plies are wanted of Scarce Goods, to wit -
10 pieces "A, 5i, and Ga Canton lattngs assorted
Ginghams, Lawns, Manchester Ginghams, Lace Col
lars, UndersIeeves, plaid and striped n ,slins, Dmas
Pic Mic Gloves, 81 pieces new style Prints, Super
Cloths and Cassmeres, Barigcs and Tissues Buck
Gloves, Ribbons Buttons, Trimmings and many other
Goods of the latest styles and inshal the lowest
terms.
Stanton, NIay %, lS55.-v. & A. copy.
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Our Ssoalt Of GODS al Cost.

sIE invite The a'en'ign OF Agyers 70 CIR
chIicr assortment d! gJq.s,, cu1ssi.Q. 1t
very article in onr line fir !..dies and Gentle.
nen-i',ys and Girls -tfpn nj. Wnn.n, whiek
We shall sell AT est iIr Cas Of apr yea nego-
table Paper. Come one and ali -. the stock
must be disposed Of as soar az pcsy'5le. - make
roiin. or lIllijveInem. g 11 Eg
- H.J & ". t,st g. WORD.
Stauntun, May 2. 1856. ...
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N.naorica - TWhite & paktan:s

Groceries as White & Pastal's.
.rA SACKS en- ID salt, 10 Barrels Brown Sugars 5
~ Barrels Crashed and payerzed do 10 Barrels
Cr,,nd f;nrcr Mustard! Pepper, Soda Rec, e., &C.,
&C. Also. % Bays Rio aal Lagnyra Coffees.
S,.nnton Nav %, 1855 ". & A. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-06-13
N(sTsCE.

M'LES SELDEN having purchased The in
4'A Ierest Of WILLIAM {. fRAWLlNGS in
the concern Of RAWLINGS & MILLER, do
nf business 10 The city ot liichrooad fim par;-
nrrship is. win Tie MUTUAL coasetito all parties;
dissolved. and the said Miles Setlen. and lie OH
rr plftHers ~ that cr.'era. having renewed tho
prrinprship rn'ler the r'ame aud style Of SELL
DEN s. I MILLER. they have assumed IN.
debts aud Ilu5Ilires "t ii,wlings & Miller. suI
ali die the LITTER are III br paid IL SELDEN 8.
MILLER. .g .f9 81.
liic.nn,nd; Va, April %. 1851
tf-H w. e.. RAWLINGS;
r MILLER. s
3 e 3. WM. ALLEN,
w ssb gojr- = JNOi A. SELDEN;
ar i MILES SEiDEN.fl
The state Of nv he1liit ms induces, ME Z, ssell
my Iwer'st III line cnren- oil RAWLINGS S:
MILLER Ia Mr.. NILES Ssii.DE,N, who; will,
tie oiiier partners. viii cJniBueitre issnsss at
lie sa4iie sand. ~ ffi - LEA ~ 81. ~
! c.ierFfdly .pcDnmenlitlln new firm to The
'le'his Of thrSi. ALL rpse.iiniy soI;cit lcf il
rnI inuaton 81 their pa;rp0age..t 80. q. 30
May, ,. lSJi.ra3 w. C.IlANLINGS.
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.yust Received.

.rTEINER. BRO & 90 received, few days
~ ago. large Stock of Spring and Summer
Clnlhing, including Dress and Frock Goats. vsst-
ings. Pants &c Of all descriptions.
Staunton, May 9, 1855.
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4 gswelling saoase Ser ssase,

HAVE a ycry desg.5.e 5lal,l 5ric., house. WITH .
L new kl,chrn, smoke h)-,c nd stable On The lof
which Will sell low aid ac5o.arnod-tag teres.
There a.c rooms Id ia. house, All wis re places.
aai a;w hydraIt in the yar.. thii Ffo7esty IS IL
The heart Of the towh sd possession DC giren q,
time at III. cad ofthrec moh,h,.
II h., been fjr sonstia. lai still il rented at SIsa
year payab!c quarterly.
Stanton Bay Q, l355.-tf
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
and Three Slavas for Sale
AT PU BLIC AU o II , u,
In E2Ockbridge


PURSUANT to q decree of the Circuit Court Of
L Rockbrdye, pronounced on the day oi Apriiiast'
in Cause thtrcin pending between Robert baylor
guardian, &c., Plaintiffs, and Thomas Wech's Repre-
of Js n,xt to sell Al pablo auction, Oh the premises,
III al valuable TR4CF OF LAND Of which Thom Is
Welch died seized, AID which he resided at his
death lying nd being IN Ro:kbrdgc county, between
the Junction Valley Turnpike and the Old Valley stage
Road within miles VI the Natural Brdgc, and within
miles Of the Ja,nes River and Kdnawha Canal, coh
ta,uilr abont $50 Acres.
The improvements large and c1nriodious three
story BRICK DjPELLLNG HOUSE, handsomely
finished and containing rnoa with all aecessarv out
buildings Also, Double Barn. shielded all round and
large new Stable, Graaary, &c. There Isl fine and
bold Spring convenient to the Buildings.
The land well adapted 10 the growth OF Wheat and
Grass. About 81 acres have beel sowcd sssTSttsssS
down in Clover this spring. There IS larg. S-eSy
ORCHARD Of about 300 selected FRUIT 1883 90
TREES, navy bearing. The tract is heavily ~
rmberrd, "a good condition, well enclosed. ,--ss.-sa
good soil, fac exposure, and wafer may be had .! M
Of the fields. 1t is situated in ne neighborh ,od aud
is one of thc most desirable country residences in Rock
bridge.
TER lIS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the cx
peuss of SALE AMI for the residue on credits OF one two
and three years, equal paym rns, the purchaser SN
ing binds with good security AID the legal title retain
ed until the purchase noity is paid.
At the same time and place as the Administrator Oh
Thomas WEIGH, deed Twill sell at pabiic anctioa,
Negro Man named John, aged about %: Negro boy
named Lonis aged about ~, lad Nego " oman named
Emily, aged about 2S. These are valuable slaves
The negro woman is first rate Cook, Washer and
Seanistress. TEAMS :-Thrcc months credit with IN
ercst from day OF SALE the purchaser giving bonds with
good security
Sale will commence at 4 O'Clock A. VI.
JAS. w. BUCHANAN, Comm'r.
81,
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DaZoaS AGAIN.

HAVE received still another supply of those cclc-
brat.d pa.ors made expressly to order, aud stamp
ed with nv nane and never known to ail when prop
rrly strapn ID, obey do not require honing) All who
wa.,l i csnf,riab!c shave cali soon
Stanton, June b, 300 eAo' T. fhlCE.
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.eavaty Esonneas and sssbbons.

straw s2ognegs and issbbons.
Mew krriyal---Large Sock.
geo. W. SMITH respectfully iafor'as his customers
~ ami the public that ne has removed next door 10
Deakns s Merritt where h. VIII be pleased to see all
that inay BE- pleased u call III, has Nice Stock OF
aasl CHOICE Dry Goods, which he viii sell At very
reduced prices, and at a small profit fjrcash. His stock
viii De sod cheaper thai those that say thy arc seil-
ing 4, cost. Call early aid secure bargains.
TEr.Ei SGCo2TD SToRZ
IS aDpr)p acl 10 the Lllies' B,hlets and Millinery
Goods and Fancy Articles handsome variety OF
ladies' Dress Caps, LADIES' Lace Capcs. Black SILK
Capes, colored SIX Capcs. Ladies Head Dresses, La
dies Corseis and Shoulder Braces NJ sses' aad Ladies'
made to order; M,r's aId B@ys Straw Hats selling of
at cost, with great variety Of Dress Goods and Trim
nings. Suitable Country Prod;ee taken. in exchange
for Goods. GEORGE w. SjIITH
Staunton, BAY 80, 1s55.-vind copy
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pprHn EungYnyD.

Bath Alan, May 30, IS55.-i,s.
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TaG aARAGT a.iCG-.

Reported for the Spectator by Norris 8 Goode.
FLOUR, Sup, $lOto 40. GvASo, go.
WHEAT, ) Sl.75 10 y CoRS, 81 10 9Jc.
! Oars, 50cs FLAxsEED, SLID.
TiMorAY SEED, $3a So. BUr1 Err, Is TO zoe.
PLASTER, lump, $i2. SALT, S5.m
Corrng, IL a l5c SJGAa, brown, 4 Toe.
MoLAssEs, Is 5jc NAILS, Dc.
Sole LEATHER, 25c.
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FaRE1 OF VII. EVGLgMaN, DECI

Sale on SATURDAY. June 18th: 1855.
N1E will offer This farm al public auction OIL the
w premises at II o'clock, A NJ.
This is ,srable Flrn colili1ins about 900 Acres.
It is well watercd, has fac young ORCHARD UPON
IL, and all buildings and houses necessary f,r firm
Itedoins the lands Of WIN. b. johnson aud others
about Eve miles Southwest of Stanton.
TERMS made khown on dayof sale. At the same time
and we Will sell one or more horses, few head
Of cattle and thrcshins machine with horse power.
DAVID ENGLEMAN,
JOHN ENGLEMAN, Ia o'''
1f,v q 1s56-tds ~ la''
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CASE,

l1OR one hundred Curtfs vi Chestnut Oak Bark.
L 10 br delivered "a tile subscriber ia Staan.
ton. in god order. between tbs 18th Of Jgasi
and Isl October 1855:
JAMES MAYE3.
Siauitor. May 2nd 1856.
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CHEAPEST MUSICAL WURA

PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
BaAvTX'S a LYJ II,
OF MSssir;s. H'sds ssua sjIDssa,s'S.
A COLLECTION Of new AL alr.red POLK4S,
Il JI4ZURH4T. md SCffOTFISHES,
FOR TIE PIANO FORTE.
BeAuTiFu LV l-LUsra MED with Six Elegant and APP
pr1DrIaie p,Si~ls :; ;-i-0-. - 49, - ~f -.
fJawIng Subjects:
No |. NJ NGtc SovsDs.
" ,. BEACTY's MIRROR
:. g. D;vorioS.
&c t. REMEMBRANCE.
&c 3. MELODY.
g q. CONSOLATION.
Published AID for sale by SAMUEL. G. JoLLIE, $40
Broad s;.v, est. Nicholis Ip.ci.) New York.
~ The above work ~ II b. ~; ~ NAL 70 9}v n'-,
Of the country on-rcceipt If EE D3I
>, csIIIrEI G. rnt-s.Ii.. o'9 broadway,
~ ~r tsi. Nicholas iotcl,) New York.
Nav 20. ,a0o'-3t'.
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TO FARMERS AND MEIrLCRs.
NEsy AID u2liUYED
D9;lbie Screening
iypl ~ Il 4, A NS.ll

PATENTED APRIL Ora 1862.
I'HE subscriber would m,,t resp ,cuily cdl your at
L tearion, 10 his lNPROYED WlNS3IY.sR,
which he IS manufacturing at his shop IN Siglato Va
where h, has nnno ~ ihed for la>psctoa If Far.a-
AID others Ths Fan has received ill., .st hon
ors where exhibited, hrias b,si awI;,l.d s)n. eight
premiums in tn, lat ree years We c,uI append
thousands tcsriiiicies to h3w MS superiority in exp
dtiouIy cleansing all kind Of Gram from cocf, cheat,
snH and other iorities. bat think it all sufficient 1,
say that ". are now furnishing of the M j.,
Cleaners that have ever of;rcI to tbs Farmers oil
Virginia Ny foam will Gin few days. b; passing
through the COUNTY ready - accumulate all that NAV
want god Fan that VIII 81 can tn nIost fll,hy Wheat
and all kinds Of Ora and Clover seed clean epag p
any market without sitting. Tisy are NARRATED and
given trial
SrAvvrov, Va. March. 1876.
hereby certify that have used one of f. J Doyl:'s
inpros ID Pitcii Grain Ccic s. during the last year
in my NJ III and my Farai. AID have 10 .starior IN
prooun;ng il by far til. best separator now IN use; aid
take pleasure in recommending the Far 10 Far n. AID
NJ Hers generally. y. &. MORRIS.
SrAUNroN, Va, Feb, 1855
Mr.. T. J. DOYLE, D,ar S:r:-Yours Of IN. I'D ult.
came 10 hand, aad it is with pleasure r.pIy the same
and without moments hesitation give your Fll The
preference either of the other Fans cf with To
try. DAVID SPECk.
N SrAuNroN, Va, Ja,. 3ist 1853
Dear Sir IL have made a fair trial of the Wi,at Fan
you left at my Farm it cleans very rapidly and well,
lad is altogether superior TO any Faa hive scea.il
4aE DAVID FULTZ.
McGAHEysvILLE, Rockingham Co Va.
Mr.. Doyle Your Improved d ,ublc Screening Grain
Cleaner woald, we b,cvc, chat as fast as two Ma
chimes could thresh; il cleans perfectly tine most filthy
Wheat and ciasps Clover Seed clean enough for afy
m .rlct, without sitting it, The saving 10 III, FARMER
is equal 10 treble its cost. GEO. HABNER. -5t
DAN'L. M!LLER,
Chapmul's Ills, Laray, Va.
have used T. J. Doylc's Improved Patent Fan, and
believe to be the best separator aad cleaner in
use. WIN. 4. CHAPMAN.
o. Communications addressed 10 THos. J. DOYLE,
Stanton, Va, will b. promptly attended TO- All 10y
Fans have my nline stamped upol them.
lIIu LIZ I,I1-au, II nON,I Z
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A FIlLIBusrsa OpERArIoy.-Sirange reveal
tons are made in the New York Sun concerning
certain American 'fillibustefs" --revelailonS al
such character as to demand prompt expiana-
from the parties implicated -
The pith of these disclosures Is, that General
Quitnan, together with sundry retired officers OF
the United States Army, agreed to get up mil
itary force to protect the landing OF arms TOR the
Cu5sns. FOE which. tits alleged. they received
l),0U0 inh hand Two steame7s we're chartered
in conjunction of whicl. t5l go was at once pa d
down; in thirty days thereafter So, 800 more
WAS advanced. followed by an additional $50, 100
when the captain reported hiniseIf ready to sail.
The money was all paid 10 gnpd faith. and all
of was u be :jrirIted if the recipients did not
start 10 thirty days from the time the vessels
were reported kIr sea. Bat when the time came
for sailing. it IS charged that the government was
informed of the scheme on loot. aud the result
was the whole aff.r was Knocked in the head
tn. Govern nent at Washington, was let int,
the secret and 81 were the Cuon authori,ies.-
And thus. says the sun. 3l50.D;rT were swept u
way by one fhl a'rrrlinS pirce NJ ,reachery.
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