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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
Valuable Real Estate in Albemarle
20 S a "a z
AT PG2LIC AUCTION.

ii
TINE undersigned appointed Commissioners by DC.
cree rendered at the last term oil the CIRCUIT Coui'
for Abemarle county will offer for sale, on the pre
ses. Of auction, on Monday The 2lh day Of December
next if fair If not the next suitable day, that Faiuao'
estate belonging TO the late Dr. John g. Garrett ana
known as the farm recently owned by Mr.: b. M; fer
kins containing about geo Acres, and lying ABOUT 4
miles northwest from Scottsville Immediately OH inc
pank road leading om that place to Stanton, ana a.
bout l6 miles south Of charlottesville.
This is one of the most desirable farms in Albcmarie
county 1t has sufficient quantity OF timber upon II
for ali the purposes Of the farm contains large proper
t;on of fine land and is admirably adapted to the growth
Of corn wheat, tobacco &C. The Improvements on tins
farm are equal to any in Virginia. Inc
lksShD DJVELLING HOUSE, which is beauti-
fIssiG1 fully located is handsome brick building,
lsesbxa with eight we'll arranged commodious rooms
IsETassss5 The kitchen and snokchouse, with every
other out house, including Barn. Stables, &c.' needed
fnr the completeness Of farming establishment, or the
comfort Of country residence, OF the best descrp
ton have all been located and constructed with great
on aud arc in excellent order Ncver-failing streams
NJ water are found all over the farm, whilst WELL near
the dwelling furnishes most abundant supply Of inc
purcst water for all domestic purposes
fine Garden a thrifty Vineyard and Orchard Of tue
most choice fruit also among the advantages the
place And last though certainly not least IN point Of
ntcllgencc &c. the society of the ncghborhood is G.
qual TO any in Virginia. .r,
TFRNJ5-Casb as to so much as will be necessary 10
defay the cost of suit and expenses OF SALE and the
balance in four equal annual instruments, with interest
the three last instruments be paid annually BOND
with approved personal security required and the te
70 be retained until the payment of the last bond.
y r. BOWEN SEH,,rr lcomm'rs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
HOIISES 4 LOTS FOR SALE.

rI,E subscriber oilers for sake his Houses AND Lots
/ situated in Coleytown, Augusta county Both Oh
the houses are comfortable Log Dwellings, one 'wo
stories biSb and the other story and half The lots
contain thirteen acres There is never failing spring
on the ground, AMI another stream passing through It.
There IS also on the place fine Orchard OF the best
fruiyoung trees. The location is desraoic one JOE
net 2 Is55."tf SAMUEL PARENT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
.yssst Received
Nancy Articles.

CoAPs Cologaes Bay Rum Tricopam' and k 1,taa
> rion for the growth aad beauty of the hair Io9n
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Port Monaies, Fancy 6eils
Silver Thimbles Beads and Necklaces, 1iliy w r,e
Ladies' Pen aud Pocket knives ivory ooos' u
Tor,o;se Side Combs Tuck do, Dressing Combs ndi'
Rubber and Buffalo do. Sc. SC, Sc, at ,.,.,-.c,
WHITE < PATT0N'S.
Stanton. Oct. 81, 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
NEW FURNITURE Z.

AM now receiving the largest assortment o. urn ,
,ure ever offered in this place. most OF when nav "
ing been bought at auction for ca9 saf some very
Sandsorn, FJca,nt Tete-a-tet Marble and WOOD,
top CENTRE TABL KS; Mahogany Pariour Ch %as5
Large Rocking Chairs best Cane seat RockeFS' IN
Chairs, very cheap large lot ct W oou Sea' 10 a.,
egant BUREAUS new styles and everything Il" "'N
furniture line at the lowest rates for cash o,rp
A. D. CHANDLER
Staunton. Dec .. 1856
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
NEW BOOKS,

d OBT COwAN has just received the following
IL new aud very interesting books: Nellie OF truro,
the Gold Seekers The Old Homestead. by Mrs Ste
phens Scenes in the Practice q New York snrgeon
The New Purchase; Juno Clifford; The Little Don
Quxotc Curious Stories about Fares ana other u"y
rcuturc; Evenings with the Romanists Parley's 81
BILE Geography The Footsteps Of st. Paal; 0nole
Johns Books for Children; The Mysterious story
nors of Francis s Sampson D. D., by Robt. L. Dab
ncy, D. d. The Life Of 5 S. Prentiss; Hanatha; by
Longfclow The Ntyslic, by Bailv The Life OF Rev
A. Alexander, D. d., price : %; Private Lite o. an
Eastern King; The Widow Bcdott Papers, &c., sc. !;
Harper's Magazine for Deccmber
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05

Governor Minor, ot Connecticut, has 'SsAed us
proclamation, announcing that the aneho'ne"' "
the Constitution lately adapted, mat voters mus
be able 10 read and write, is now part of the Or
panic law of the State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
pIDIER's SAUSAGE CUTTER,
Nh Hum huN

S000 OF these celebrated Cutters were sold last
OUUU year to the entire satisfaction OF all who
bought them. The machines for this much
improved and can confidently commcnd them the
very best in use, and say all that if you want first
rate article, and mistake, get one Of Diders I'M
proved Cutters. :,
They will 240lbs to the hour and arevery easily
operated The genuine article is for sale only by
.Staunton, Nov. IA, 1850. GEO. f. PRICE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
Eerag ont and Wake R00iRa.
fYIBTERM PREMIUMS.

1,HE DOUBLE SCREENING SEPARATION g. has a;
added to its list ofprcmiuas the first premium o.
the Virginia Agricultural Fair. Also at rracrsours,
k~ricaIrraI FAR held at Knoxville. This improved
Fan was patented April 2oh, S52 aud has b? &c,
tiy in cxpedously cleansing all kinds ho o. gram to
pc ,@ @oo SlI Fam would do well to call DOcs Shop in
stanton, or at Doyle s. salinsers in Fredericksburg
Va. and examine for themselves. o;,,
These improved fans will be nf irth at br
or Steamboat. ...,,.to, I'll, bo
Communications addressed to me at Sfaunlon wiz pe
o,romntjy attended 10 7. j. DOYLE, Fasenfee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
ucTRAy.

tpAKEN I'm BY Samuel G Bell, in Augusta county, on
| the 18th day OF October, 1855, the following de-
scribed cstray
Steer, supposed to be two years old, works has
swallow fork in both ears Color-sides black; WIN
white back and belly, and speokied hips' NO Dra"oS
perceivabIc and appraised at 5 H.
Extract from record, -Testc,
Nov % 1858. w. a. BOkNEl i, " -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
Y. 81, lS55.-tllD. i
COnPARTNERSHIP,

THIS instrument made and dated the 18th day Of juno,
1850 between Philip c. L. Burwcll OF the one part,
and James D. Duncan Of the other part, witncsseth an
agreement between them as follows, viz The SAID
Burwc and Duncan have this day agreed to form Inn
tied partnership in conformity with the l45th chapter OF
the new Code Of Virginia in which the said James ~
Duncan TO be the general partner and the said ~.
T.. Burwe the special partner, whose contribution or
in part is 10 be five hundred dollars AS general part
ner the said Duncan to make all the purchases ana
sales and transact all the business Of the concerns dcyo-
ting his whole time and all his energies and skill! TO the
promotion of its interests But the said Burwell may at
his pleasure have access to the books papers OF the
concern and give advice relation to its management
so far as such examination and advice may be authorized
by the provisions Of the law respecting limited partner
ships The term of parncry is three years from ana
after the LIST day july 1850 fireplace of business is
Stanton Virginia, and the business itself the manutac-
tre and sale Of all kinds of Hats Caps, &c Whatever
goods the said Burwcll or said Duncan may purchase
from the concern shall be charged to them at cost with
out per cenage profit. The social property shall Of
course be bound in the first pac for all the social debts
and engagements then for the 800 contributed or put
in by said Burwell without interest, except from the
expiration Of the term of copartnery and the clear ex
cess or profits divided equally between The parties and
no charge is to be made by said Duncan for his services
other than his equal share Of the profits bat shop rent
hire Of hands, aud other usual incidental charges are of
course to be met by the concern.
The lsncss is TO be done in the name oil James ID.
Duncan the sole general partner. In testimony OF
which the said parties have hereto set their hands ana
seals the day and year FIRST above written
p. c. l.. BURWELL seal.
JAMES ID, DUNCAN, seal!
NJ,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
The Attention OF
Country merchants and the Trade
are invited TO The large and varied stocti Of
HATS & GAPS

OF VIRGINIA MANUFhCIUh III.
NOW on HAND At THE STORE OF THE SUBSCRIBER
no. 81. Main Street.
RECIIGGo ML, va.
EpE[NG the importer of his own materials Tor
ED manufacturing. and having every facility TOR
putting up his goods in the best style and cheap
esl manner, he expects with confidence the fir,
ginia Merchants TO encourage home industry ana
enterprise, pledgng himself that by such encour-
aGemenl they shall not only be at no loss nu, o"
the contrary. by assisting in building up manu'ac-
lures at the South side of NlaSnn and DIXON, en-
sure trade which will render Virginia lndepen-
dent, as regards manufactures. OF the world:
JOHN D0OLEY.
t.-i ISES -Jv
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
Sale OF Property il, nat. Sidney.

IN Pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court OF Au-
| gusa, entered in cause therein depending between
Amos Crabel and others plaintiffs, and Jacob e. Ko!Gr'
defendant, shall proceed in Nj Sidney, on tHe'odJ
he aGM dqy of December next expose al pubic SALE
nm undivided interest in certain Brick Store House
and Lot attached present occupied BIS said oleT ana
known as lot No 30 Said interest is supposed 10 DC
one third aud is the interest formerly owned by JACOB
Huttie deed.
TEesis Costs of sale and Of suit in hand balance IN
equal instruments at u and Is months purchaser giving
bonds with sufficient personal security, and the title 10
be retained as Ultimate security.
Nov D. 1865 ids ~ l.. TROUT, C0mT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
Sale OF Negroes.

Is IA county, the undersigned will sell at public AUG
ZION, on Monday tie 2ita Of Dsceq5er that DH'is
court day rs Negroes belonging to the Estate OF iS
q NJ Eidson deed. consisting ct Men, Women boys
,d Girls fom IL to - years old some OF them 'a'Ha
-. H,n,, Servants Terms made known on day oil
Sale. WALL L" % W
Dec s. lS55.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
FANCY DRESS GOODS AT
yyYhika Or pottnu,S

1,IAIN and Printed Mousne de Lanes all styles ana
/ colors-some good styles at Cd per yard ash
meres, Mernos, Apacca- Canton C!otn', DaacS a"u
Fsncv silks Persian Cloths, Debages, and great va
rety of Prints and Ginghans-all at the lowest mar
kct prices.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
$4,000 Worth of Dry Goods,
at COST.

INTENDING to make entire change IN my bust,
ness will sell my entire stock OF Dry Goods at and
Low cost for cash or approved negotiable notes at touI
,nnoths with interest added. As am determined &c
redncesny stock the public may rely upoa getting
qoods at satisfactory prices My stock Is very large
On 4 desirable, most OF il of recent purchase.
4" "N' GEORGE W. SMITH.
One door above the Marble ard.
Stasnton, Dec. 8, ls55.--A. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
THE FIRST PREMIUM.

yv,rIE Little Giant, and Corn and Cob Mill has added
n ;ts list of Premiums in other States, the F1R!s
PPE1jJGM of the Virginia Agricultural State Far
No other Mill compete with the Little Giant aN'
evcrv farmer should have one. -.
The are furnished at the factory prices, adding
rcb, nv the subscriber, who the sole agcnttor Au
gnsia Rockingham and Rockbridge.
Staunton, Nov. IA, lo5o. GEO. Z. Prize.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
MAR EsA&g9.


On the 22nd alt, at Loch Willow, oy the KY ~
Miss MAaDALEx NJ, daughter OF James A. Cochran
Esq, of this couHty.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05

KAssAs.-The Free State Convention conclu
asd lie business and finally adjourned on the tn
nit The resolution adopted endorsing the Ne
braska hill and the principle of squater sovereign
~ was subsequently called up and rejected
rrba Constitution. as it has been adopted, submits
The onesion Of Slavery in Kansas to the vote of
The people. Among the provisions of the ConS,l-
tntion is one giving the boundaries OF the State In
accordance with those laid down in the Kansas.
Nebraska Bill. extending west to the summit Oh
The Rocky Mountains. Topeka is to be the capt
tai temporarily, till the Legislature snail Getef-
mine site for permanent location OF 'he o'a'g
buildings The Constitution is to be scom'''eu
to direct vote Of the people tor ralhca''on on Tue
18th inst, and if adopted an election lo' uoS
ernor. Lieut.. Governor, Secretary oil STATE
iTre.surer. Auditor. Judge of the Supreme Court.
At,orney- General and members OF the General
Assembly. is to be held on the third Tuesday IN
January. 1856.
A hin of indictment has been found against
MCrea for killing of Clark at Leayenwor'a city
CHICAGO AND LivERPoOL.--Ihe Eastern
Counties (Eng.) Herald. November >, !e'err'nS
10 the vessels WI cb have sailed from ehieago' ~
Illinois. for ENGLAND. commencing oHec' 'I"ue
between that place and EnroPe. anticipates now
that the St. Lawrence has been opened by Inc
ON ~ the trade between Chicago. and Engla
and that large shipments will be made BY that
Mace Il expresses the hope that another season
will not expire without a great advance in seeu,
rinu far the West direct trade with Europe and
says it is expected that several hne steamers now
chartered by Il o English Government, VIII run
between Chicago and Liverpool
A New ENEMY TO WuEAT.-L. a. A!derma"
of Greenbrer. Va. writing to the Ufeenor'ef Fra
says that his young wheat has Dee" '.'a'Hou "
,nyr;ads Of small 6ugs that are likely to destroy
the whole crop They confne themselves to the
blade and exhaust the sustenance of the wheat
They are smaller than the wheat ch'neh o"g' ana
not 50 flat; are, at first, of pale green color
then brown, and finally become winged and ny
Off They seem very tender, ana t ' it , i,I re-
,noear in the spring. Mr A. looks for the des-
truction Of his entire wheat crop
hc,i eeuaI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
VALUABLE FARM,
Negroes, and other Personal Property
SrssSl SASHS,

I'M Wednesday the Doth day OF December next l
" will offer at pabc auction, on the premises the
valuable Farm belonging to the estate OF Henry rosla
decd living ON the ParkerSburg road, about 1--WE miles
from Staunton, and containing about ego Acres
Thirty five or forty ofwhich is prime meadow
All the and is of excellent quality, and the Improve
ments consist of a large and conyeHIen; brick wv Eli
ING HOUSE. a gorG Barn and other Oat- houses
The tract is we'll watered.
Ifthe land is dis posed Of the small grain IN the
groand will also be sold At the time small lot
OF hay large rick of straw quantity OF cooking u
tcnss and some other personal property VIII DC dis
posed Of. -. an
Also. at the sane time Negro Woman, about ~
wears Of age men, likely boys from IL to IL years
of ave, and a girl about / years old.
The terms upol which the land VIII be sold VIII DC
made known on the day Of Sale. The negroes VIII DC
sold on credit OF six months,he purchaser executing
his negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed
AT the same time and place viii sell anotner
Tract Of Land lying above the ParkersbnIg road three
miles from Stanton containing about ~ Acres IL
preferredhs tract will be disposed OF IN lots TO sut
purchasers. e,,. S;a.o.
On FRIDAY the 2Sth inst, ct the town OF VT Sidney
will also sell at public auction tract OF Land con
tani,g about rs Acres, adjoining Mt Sidney ana gen
orally known as 4 part of the ''Pongh and Harrow
land. IL EiDI ~ - 49,
Dec. 5, 1886 o. ~ I-1uS'" ", &c. ..
or,- Rock. Reg copy tbs. and forward accouat TO
this Office for collection
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
EsgEfs.

AT Transatlantic University, Kea'aeky, on the gih
rlt Ard 6lcen moaths, M lGy, daughter OK Rev. w
n and Sarah Browne, late Of Stanton.
OF Paralysis at the residence Of his brother Davids
near Hebron Church. in this county on Tuesday even,
inc At o'cocb Nov 2ith JOSIAH L. SrERRGrT, aged
about AZ years.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
valnab1e Real Estate for Sale.

Valuable Eeal ESLaCe luI pdto'
IN pursuance Of a deed OF trust executed to me
BY james &. Dickinson, and duly recorded In
the Clerks Office of Augusta county, will pro
coed on the premises. on Saturday The Sth day9
December ne xt, to sell at public sale TO the high
est bidder, a tract Of land lying near to MI. Sid
upy, on the Valley Turnpike road, and between
and adjoining the lands of John Crawford and
William Edison. and supposed to contain I'D a
Ores This land is OF excellent quality ana Is
in fine state of cultivation and is beautifully sit
uated for private residence. Z pom The land is
laroe and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE.
Stable and Dairy and a well of excellent water
convenient to the house.-Also young aud thrill
" Orchard Of choice Fruit Trees.
(, Terms made knewn on the day of SALE
The tile is believed to be good, hu; acting as
Trustee shall convey only such title as IS vested
in me Ivy the deed aforesaid;
j. OVENS FULTON, Trustee.
NV. ID. 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
hardware, Hardware.

/, HAVE Just received full supply Of English Hard
ware. purchased from Importers upon the most Ia
vorablc terms, and large stock Of American Goods
rnt Of goods in my line, which the public is invited TO
non,ie as the prices will be found low the Rich.
n,ond market and the assortment ample.
stanton, Nov. IA, 1866. GEO +. PRICE.
pUcKwaEAT FLoUR---A prime article for
Is family use, for sale by BUTLER & co.
stanton, Nov. %, l355.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05

CHAVv LS---Ladies' and Gents Shawls for sale by
- NELSON s. BAYL OR.
Slauntou, Nov II, 1866.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
Negro Hiring.

yHTILL be hired on Saturday 29h December
w at my residence miles northeast of Staon-
ton. f,r the ensuing year, THREE WOMEN s;
ONE BOY belonging to the estate OF Geo. Gre!-
ner, deed. kObhRI oNAPP'
Dec. 3. 1856. Y. copy. Executor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05

yy-AEEN nm BY john Daggy, in Augusta County on
1 h'-.onit;s., of M, following description, VIZ
H,!Ssr Of ycawi,h red color, with white facG
b,rs bev and inside Of the legs. white tail, crop on
OF the LEFT car and split in the right dew sI' sup
possd - BE- thrcc ySart oil an a. a. r',aS'u -
WM. A. BUR.iETf, d, {.
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Extensive Stock of Dry Goods.
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAlNs!!!
arp HH2T FOR CASE!!!

Nov. IA, ls55.--6t
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~ OYSTERS! ~
II Z. COLEMAN, Wholesale p,'ler IN oysters w IN
tbe Basement of the American Hotel, Staunton, va.
Ali orders thankfully received nd executed pnnctu
ally.
Stanton, Oct. 81, 1555.-H
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

WITHIN two miles OF South River and 10 OF Sann-
w ton the subscribers offer for sale very desirable
Tract OF Land, contaIg 2Sl ACRES susceptible oil the
highest state Of Improvement.
About 20 Acres Of the above cleared and the BAL
ance as well the best, yet in timber The Large pro-
portion of Bottom Land would make this very lucra-
tive S ocls farm.
TIL IRE are two bold, failing Springs Of the best
water in the county, within forty yards Of the house
The spring branch flows within twenty yards OF the
stable watering one hall othe farm and mountain run,
on which is a site for Saw and Grist Mill, passes
through the other half. -, ~
The improvements consist Of q Log Dwelling, Kltch'
en-, Smoke house. Dairy, Stable and Barn.
Tannery could be cigiby located here, surroundse
il is with material for manufacturing; Apply, TO-,
Staunton, Sept. 5, 1885.
THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK. .
! INTEREST viii be paid deposites at the rate oil
| ner cent per annun, all sums remaining on de-
nosc one month or longer, fractions OF month not to
he counted in reckoning interest. Depostes wili be
maid unon Is DAYS notice. Discount day, Saturday,
Notes for discount or renewal must BE- handed TO tho
Treasurer on Friday evening. or they VIII not DC con-
| sdcrcd by the Board of Directors.
| Office a; the Store Of J. Brandeburg & Co..
II NJ. BELL, Prcs't.
G.. X. SNAPP, Vice Pres't
Jor,s BaAYpEBURG, Treasurer.
| VI. G.. HARMAS, ]
i. j. CARRIER,
NJ. H. McCuE, directors.
J. II. MCGEE,
WM ii. WATTs,J
Siaunton, Oct. %, i555.-ly.--Vind. copy ~.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
sr,ryTOy PRICES CURRENT.

SEANE1 @--NA~ 80
R.ooy,ed JYsek!g for the Spectator By BuEer s. Co
F,ofSp' sun, IS. is WHEAr, (red $i.65
p.coY ThamS1 l3A (white) 81 10
(middliagS) 10. Coax (oId) oVc'
Z" (hog-round,) IL. RYE lOc.
SALT, Ashton Ss3.25, OATS, 20a5Jc. -,
:. SiarsbSlI, ISL %. PLASTER. lump, $l2.
GUASo, s5S 90 GROUND > 10 w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05

TOR the purpose Of changing my business, will sell
Z from this date, all my New and Desirable stock oil
Dry Goods, at Cost respectfully invite heads Of fam
lies and others to avail themselves OF this chance as
nv goods are all new and purchased generally for cash.
ca: offer such inducements as have never been gwen
in this place before, and persons may not have the same
opportunity again buy such bargains at cost, hsre
good assortment Of Dry Goods consisting OF SILKS, NC
cassinet,es, Cassimeres, Lnseys, Black and Brown
WnsIins. Shcctings, shaws, Muslin Debages, French
Mcrinos all colors French Nusns all wool, Solid and
Figured Goods fine and rich colos, Hats and Caps Table
'Sc, and Linen Napkins Blankets and Flannes, rcd,
h,e and yellow Irish Linens, al! qualities. Furniture
CaIicocs. Trunks, Carpet Bags Umbrellas, Paper Chr,
toins. with large Variety Of New Dry Goods, all Of
"'io" GEO w. SMITH.
ono door above the Marble Yard.
c.orn,on Nov Il, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05

IN Augusta County Cour, Clerks Office, July I'd
i 1855, this Agreement between Philip G. L. Burwei
of the one part and James D. Duncan OF the otheF par
knnwlsdgcd by the said James d. Duncan before me
Deputy Clerk of said Court, aud aaaitted to record a
to him Testc. w. \. BURNETT, ID. Z.
Nov 81, 1355.-6t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
sGrmrst AGENTS! AGENTS

.AGEMTSi AGENTS 1AIEiAs 10
,lERSONS accustomed TO procure subscribers LOT
Books, Magazines, &c, Or get up clubs for newspa-
ners are requested send their names and address,
and we will forward them, free OF charge specimen
number Of publication for which they will find ready
sale; and we will allow them COMMISSION Oh on per
cent. for their services. ,>,,,,,,,,
Nov. 81, IS55.-3t No. 3 CORTLAND ST., New CORK.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
nae lvarsaars Of HE Poor

WILL hold a meeting at the Virginia Hotel on thc
w first Monday in Dcccmberncxt. By order Of th'
Beard n. X. TROUT, Crk.
Stanton, Nov. 25 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
TYE POETRY CT pRxsEC.

AYERS PILLS, glide, sugar
shod, over the palate, bat their en-
ergy, although wrapped up, is there,
and tells with giant force on the We
nv foundations of disease There
are thousands Of sufferers who would
no, wear their distcmper> ii they
knew they could be cured ior25 cts;
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