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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-28
We cut the following from tho Philadelphia Inquire

We cut the following from the Philadelphia Inquirer
'sThe Great RestorQtice.-W When medicine IS well
recommended by sbstaal respectable citizens as are
Dr. Hoofands German Btters, sold By their sole pro-
prietor Dr. G. NJ. Jackson. Arch street, below Sixth.
no one need BE- afraid TO them. We unhcsitatngiy
recommend then, orrSclf. because have seen such
certificates Of their ecacy b1h in Europe and here as
to convince us on the point These Filters parc :
lary excellent, we would add, at this season. prr'-
fcaiop Of the system by medicines Ike the one IN no
ticc at this fine make it better able TO resist the
prevailing epidemic the cholera, shoad VISIT our city
the present season"
Feb 35, l35j.--2w.
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$1,000 Gifts for the People.
Virginia ART UNI @ n
Every body herring Ticket gels an Engrauing
uorth One Dollar IN addition 10 Il chance
in tire D.si,1hlliion of The Gifts.

Erery body herring Ticket gels an Engraving
,ronh One D0liar in addition 10 chance
in the Distribution Of The Gifts.
A MID the. numerous Gift Distributions sprhg
"A ing up in various States, the Propretors of
The ahuve beg leave to submit one which they hope
will prove not unacceptable 10 Yirginians. The
money at least is confined to home circulation,
consideration worth something in slight times"
1t makes small drafts on the pcket-gives every
man positive equivalent for his money, and e.
quail chance with the rest for valuable gift. AS
suon as the Tickets are sold the following Brit
liant Schedule of valuable property will be dis
tributed in Gifts to the Ticket holders, by com
mitiee Of six managers, gentlemen Of we'll known
aud unimpeachable character.
Farm, 200 Acres, in Lynn county, zoo
Me-, worth SloOO
1.-Two story Brick House and Lot, in
Petersburg, Hardy CO., Va, 1000
5Splendid Gold Watches, worlh Sl25, CPS
90 Excellenl Silver do. q" %, 500
40 Rich and Beautiful Shawls, GO Is, GOO
100 Ladies' Gold Breastpins, g $780, S, 500
100 Giits Of s. each, to BE paidAin store
g goods, IRAN the Proprlelors' large as r
sortment kept constantly ON hand, 500
500 . Rings, & " <. sl0u0
1864 Silver Pencils, Vas I" "a =. 1896
Every body by paying ONE DoLLAa will re-
ceive certificate Of membership, emitting himtto
handsome large photographic Engraving OF
W.anHLNGTO.N AND ,4RMY CROSS
ING THE DEL,Ap.4RE, (cheap atone dol
lar. and which cannot be bought by the single
copy at less. } than which nnlhing is more fit to
hang up in the parljr of every American. Each
subscriber will also be entitled 10 anequal share
in the Distribution The Gifts. The Engrayings
can be sen, by mail. and twill commence delly-
erinr them as eatin as received. We have EN-
plyeda an ARTIST who is already engaged IN
getting them up.
e1- For Particulars. Tickets, Sc, call upon oil
address. postpaid, The PToprietors at Seymours
vile, Hardy co. Va.
HIGlNBOTHAM s. CO., Projectors.
| Feb 2S, 1865. - ltH'
@s.'rhe Distribution of the Gifts in the above
scheme will take place as soona $4,000 tickets
| nave been sold. 'h1 t'ia l'
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10 THE PUBLIC. !

NNTE woulditakeStiiis method of giving notice
V.H9to fhepiblicl that neutrality-suspicious. of
Jno. NJ. Krider, the rightofusing and selling his
''FoR@ lTRAssFEa" or,Drafting garments. inthe
Counties of Pendeton, Highland, Bath, Book
bridge, and Augusta; and shall be pleased'to fur
nsh all persons with instruments and Directions
for using the same, which will enable them never
to make miss fit. A. N. TAYLOR s. Cos !
Feb. IA, 355-4w. .CooAac
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GROUND PLASTER

ygVHE subscriber hasep hand lot Of Plaster at
Il the ahave price. He will take grain In en-
change if desired--wlI receive and forward Flour
at this point, dhrungtf toRiclmo,d, for 80 cents
per barrel AL lost told Wishes to engage a
Miller, q single oaepreferred.)g Also two young
men t6iearn The milling business. address
Lexington Mills, H. S. L0CHER.
Feb. q. 1855
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NOTICE.

MYTH view Of 'renloving to our new build
w ing. which will he completed by the Isl
day of April. we viii offer our present stock OF
gonds from this date until that time al cost ion
rash, Our slpck, consists of Clolhs, ,CassneEes,
SILKS, Clancy and black, MerInoes, Alpacas: Nfhsl
Inns. plain and Adnited Swiss, Silk and Under
Shirts, Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats.
Caps, and variety ofaiher articles, NOT necessa-
ry to mention. We are determined 10 adhere
closely 10 the above Arrangement. and invite all
in want Of bargains e, give us call.
j. H. HlLB, Agent,
Wavnesbornnrh Feb 81 1875. -
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Hast Bnoes =

STRAYED from the subscribers .larm on !. The
- east,slde Of South River. near MIR. David Ran
kin's, a SOW and 10 SHOATS. The sow and
six of he shpats are spotted black and white, ant
four Of The shoats entirely white. marked with a
half crop in the left ear A liberal reward will be
given 20 any one who will furnish ,iniurpation as
to where they be fund Addlsas the snhscri-
Der at I}M;erhropk. HENRY DEDRICK. /,
Feb IA, 1855 s;1 $50. l7,e a.s f
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xrrn I,r pEEoRE TgE AEFLICTED-

ms. KEEP TT BEFORE TIE AFFLICTED
That B1kers Celebrated PreRisns Btas are the most
safe certain and speedy for Dyspepsia known in
,h;s coprtr Thousands have used them who suf-
fcring with this dread disease and we have yet to
the FIRST one who has taken them according to directions
that bss not been greatly benefited if not entirely
l.yed. For Diarrhea and ordinary Bowel Complaints
these Bittcrs stand without rival; while Choices ndi-
gcstion Torpidity the Liver, Loss OF Appetite Ncr
Tous Headache and other affections arising from improper
digestion and dordcred stomach, speedily yield to thc'I
all powerful action These Bitters said TO be the
very best tonic ever discovered They have been con-
stantly in use in this city, where they are annactnre
for years. and are daily growing in popularity ana PaOit
favor wherever they are tried For Ag'lc and Fever
they are capital And family medicine TO DC taken
by all classes and sexes and at soadnons OF ,S
he exced No parent SHOULD be without these Bi,terS
in the spring and summer months, as when given to chill
dreu they prevent these summer complaints which arc
usually 50 destructive 10 children.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by T. P. g. j. B.
EsxaiDeE, Stanton, and BlsD & WILLS, Chsrioaes-
vile. .'
Jan. II, 1855.
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no. FOR BRONCHITIS, THROAT DISEASES,
HACKING COUGH, and the effects OF imPrrdeat use
of NJ ,rcury.-No medicine has ever been discovered
which 6a eg,ctcd such cares as Carriers Spanish NIX
turc. -. ..... ....fa :,
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough B;oachaI Affections, Liver Disease Neuralgia
aid Rheumatism, have all been relieved and cured IN
wonderful manner b. the great purifier oil inc Diooo'
Carriers Spanish Mixture. r.lf gr. =, -
The case Of Mr. T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call the Agent and procure pam
phlct containing cures, wh!ch viii astou1d you
- See advertisement.
Jan. 81, l355.-ln. y-7.I.r .... talf- ,.I1
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EpY'virlne Of a deed of trust executed 10 tie Tn
I'D designed DIV David Griffith. and OF recnfd in
the Clerks Off e of Augusta county. he will sell
on Monday he 26ih dag Of .aiurch neri (the first
day of Mar:h Cur, } in the town Of Siaunton 10
the highest bidder Tor cash, a Negro Man slave
named BILL Said slave is Between IS and so
wears ofage, very large, and a coed tirn hand.
.al71asr JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee
Feb Or. 1855. ids. or'
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Hsegraova1.

w r haye removed our Clothing Store for a
w short lime to the room formerly Gtcupied BY
Mr.. Coemanas a Bookstore, adjoining The Posl
Office. We will start to Baltimore The lst ol
March, and hope that reTsuLs owing us will come
forward and settle. as we will need money, We
are sA selling off at east. 10 make room for alarge
Spring and Summer supply. / H. 7
~. STEINER. BRO. & co.
Stanton, Feb, g. 55.-Nind, copy.e SiFy
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EXECUTORS SAFE.

MILL be sold at public auction. on "Wednesday
Wv the l4ht of .Narch aert at the lats residence
of the Rev, Jacab Baer. decd, The following
PERS OJV.1I4 PR OPERTY. VIZ: Several val
liable Horses, one, Coli. Cattle. Hugs, Corn. Pu
tataes. Hay. snrne Farming Utensils Sc. A cred
ito six,months Will be given IN all sums of s.
aadiupwarGs the PGtchaser executing bond with
approved security under that amount the cash
viii be required. ~2
.so8s -. GEORGE A. SlUEY, Ex'Or.
Fe5s2S, 1855. y fe.. is'~ t.eiat al.
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Jan. 81, lS55.-tds. - =
ESy- Vindicator and Rockingham Regis:c
Eill COPY ids. and charge this Office. n14al
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FHg TRvqq, BY MBN OF TRUTH,

Conccrnjng Sellers Vcrmiluge. A single vial produ
ding wonders. Read ths following from the Rev. :
Wakefield, Pastor Of the Lberty Street Methodist E.
piscopal Church. .r,a.F - 49,
Mr. r. g SsLLgRS :-ltiS from scnsc of duty, as
well as with great pleasure that bear testimony 70 the
virtue OF your Justly celebrated Yernlfagr. iprocurcd
single botts, and gayci, 10 TIRES Of my children. who
had been III COX several weeks, The eldest was seven
years old; tic next four aud the youngest eighteen
months The first passed fifty six worms, thc second
orty-sevcn and the third considerable number, moi
distinctly recocetcd Since thcn. ther have been doing
well, and ere now in good health. rsr,rJ selb
Youys respectfully, $. WAHEFIEl.D.
Prepared and sold By 4. z. SELLERS & Co, Pitts
burg Pa and for sale by LARD & TRraDLr and T. p.
s j. b. EsERDSE, StaIuton, and BY Druggists general
TX. i.,..l tr sf.-.... ...-.-.,,I, l., ty
FEB. I, ls55.-lm. ......,.,.... q, ol.....,. IS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-28
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

.vB'IlIS institution will receive sums Of money
d mot less than S. on deposit. forwhich lnteres,
will be- paid at rates fixed by the constitution
Deposits can be drawn out at any time after fit
teen days notice. NOTES FOR DISCOUNT
must be made, payable at The. Central Bank ofFir-
ginia, and dated on Tuesday, of the week they are
presented The Board Of directors meet each
Monday night at early candle light Office Of The
Bank at tie Hardware Store Of Watts & Rich
ards, E.t.'C.ir RICHARDS, Treasurer.
Stanton. Feb. z, 1855. = 70 JsRW 1cea
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AHN;l;It,rNtSpn.Al roR,s. s4ALs..

AN Tuesday the 2Oth of March, 1866, will
~ sell an the premises, one mile sputh Of New
Hope, all the Personal Property belonging to. the
estate of John Cotfalaa, decd ,Goh$siiiieSf Hbrs
Is. Cattle. Hugs. Sheep. one Road Wagon. nrs
Plantation Wagon. Farming Utensils Of every de-
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, SC.
TERMS will ha made known on the day Of
sale. - .u JANE S.WALKER. Adm'rof
s ra John Colfnan, decd.
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NJ AEaRa

'O the 18th inst in Highland county. by Rev. o. p
wirgman, Nv JAS. r. PATrEssox, of Monterey, 10
Miss RAcHEL A, Grt>ioa, daughtcr Of Alex. Gilmor
ESD. of Highland county, Va. ra,s4 t.i
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-28

M Use HAMprox's vEGgrAuLE TrScruRG.-IIavc
you Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Nervous DeoiiIty'
Diseases Of the Kidneys, any Lass OF Power and DiS
arrangement Of the systcn We bat point You to lac
h, proof csay above we refer you &c s'Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture,' and its effects
Dry- See advertisements
Sept. l3, 1854.
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TuE g1AaAE'E E8lCEs.
s-rAVNroY pRIcEs oURREyr.

Re9oried for tis Spectator by Norris s GOode.
FLoua, SG2'f,, = to 81. GuANo, 500.
Byck. FLova, S5a So. SALT, (liAel 1925.
WHEAT. 81 20 to Sl50. g gr'ndalum, S2.5G.
ConN, Go to 70c. CORES, l21 l6c.
OATS, 90 to SIC. SUGAR, brown,I lOc
FtAxsl,.q e,lc. sE.f - | NioLAssTs, 20 u sos.
TtMoruY SEED. $ q S3a.il NAILS. Go. .-,-..e
BITTER, IS 70 lSc. SOLE LEATHER, zoc.
PLAsrEa, .hlnp, 5 II. RI RYE, 65-to lOc - o.
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NEW lIot ofgGloyes.

MEMS Buckskinl Gl6ves, lined, Berlin Beaver
0Fleecy Silk Gloves, MEMS Kid Cloves
white and fglored SILK Gloves, Boys and Misses
Lined Berlin Gloves, Ladies, Fleecy lined Slh
and Riding Cloves. and KidrGloves, with sari.
Sety of other kin d. very cheap. at ''g2 - g +.
s 'Taa GEO. w. SMITHS, Main Street.
Stanton, Feb. 7, 1855. - III. ~ 49,, IN,
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sPa1EG SALES, 1855.

Fec. g. 1855.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Feb rs. ls55.-ids.
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3 Eook 10 Your Interest.

NNE dollar saved Is, two made. The under
" signed having. Avery large stock Of Writer
.Clnhipg on handyet, aud wanting 10 close them
out before spring, they have concluded 10 sell the
remainder Of their stock at first cost so any body
wanting TO purchase, Gun save money by calling
ON the undersieiiiied. NJ HlRSH * co.
{ Slaupton, Jan "a, 1867 rzrr ar.z 10
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&c "a Sspit ! nnsparta!!on.
Jlh. u. 1861. 81. rsp, sfl Sasi. COPY.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE :

HXTILL be sold At public auction in the town "
W iWaynesborough, Augusta county, Vap on
Thursday The lst day Of March aeri, my Houss
and Lot, in said town, now occupied by ). II.
Hilb. Esq, as store house.
There is also attached 10 l,estore- house iuna-
beT-room and several roops for private family 70
live in, and tie whole construction of the huil6-
ings is well adapted Tor a merchant, With or
without q family, and Is situated near tie central
part Of the town, u M tsigs3f
Terms liberal and vii! be made knownon day
OF sale. ~. ,-,sai MARY ANN GROUSE
Jan. "a, l655.-Vind. cops IDS.
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Notice to western Merchants:
ss ssssssa e.

BERSONS who ship Gouds from the Noihern
Cities can send them direct to their destins-
lion bt copsigning them TO Stephen Hunter, Gen
eral Freight Agent, at Richmond it being dis
linctly understood that Bills Of laaing be sent pre-
vionsly stating thu amonnt offreighton such goods
to Richmond. Ifthis is done the goods will b
forwarded direct to Tie nearest depo.-and tho
whole charge cclectfd there. Iflhe bills Of Is
ding are not sent this Company will not forward
The goods until The bills for Freigh, to this City
are l.ccted and Of course will not be responsible
for loss, and must charge an Pxtra price for ssss-
age. II. u. WHffCoMb,
20 q Ssp't I mnsparta.On.
.ts-5,, ..-s,-s@-r = Vac. r.. Co.
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EXTRA BARGAINS !!
Look to Your Interest.

NNE are furnishing at the old tiarket House,
w twice a week. the very best MEATS
which the country can afford. We intend to sat
isfy all both as to quality and terms. We have
unusual facilities iUr making good our pledges, and
all we ask Of the public is TO try us. If our pa
irons send servants they may rely On good meas
ure and meat Ji'F<' 'i' = - 7ti 'gF'':' -
MAG. w. & w: BELL CRAWFORD.
Feb. IA, IS55.-U. r. and A. copy. ri y
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go KSssUGE7S 81 Ea
NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
ENSrABLlSHED in 1919. has now on hand
~ ready for ip,nediate dclrery, in k,nls 10 salt
purchasers. " ts}1lf. ~ % t1r'r.lt
: 100000 lbs. ROMAN TYPE ofnew cut,
5000 :. FANCY TYPE, = tae'te alt
10000 =. SCRIPT of various sly les, &
5000 - GERMANS. a9;ouffS. -si~
5000 :. ORNAMENTS in grea, variety,
5000 {" BORDERS.
80 600 feet BnAss and Tyre METAL RULES,
audalslhe novelties in the business. S 5g900Ii
All the above Types are cast, by Steam power,
Of the new compassionate metal peculiar 10 this
foundry, and WHICH Is CERTAINLY SUPERIOR 70
any ever used before in any part of the world
The nnequalled rapidly in the process Of casting,
enables me To sell these mare durable types at the
prices Of ordinary types, either On credit or for
cash.
Presses, Wood. Type. and all other Printing
Materials. except Paper and Cards. (Which have
ma, fixed quality price,) furnshedat manutactu-
rers' prices. -t
,Fhe it,lespSp ecinen Book Of the Foundry is
freely given To all printing offices onS the receipt
of fifty cents to prepay tho postage.
" Printers Of newspapers whn. choose to pub
lish this advertisement, Including this note. three
lines before the first day of judy. 1855. and for
ward me one Of the papers. will be allowed their
bills at the time of purchasing FIVE times the a
mount of my manufactures. NEW dYoRK. Feb.
II, 1856. Address GEORGE BRUCE,
81 Chambers ST., New York.
Feb %, 55-2t
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

ffSIIE first Ave ron,h Sessicn Of Miss Lenney 5
II Scho, a, Barierbfuoh. augusta county. closes
wi,h the present month. (krb..) ard the next
csou9 uadees the first Monday in March.
For ilLthe higher English branches ST 50 per no.
For the FEench language 200
For MUSIC al The Piaiio SIS per.sessun.
Good Boardisr can be had. convenient to the
school ram. for S. ser month.
Feb, IS, 1853 By the Trustees.
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NEW srasEYG .a;OoDs.

7 E HINVr SAsNSENW tsDUE5Ss.
EAYSER &eSrRIBLING are now receiving
IA apii,npnriant addition, 10 their stock ,ofStaple
and Fancy Gpqds, consisting Of t e.li.53gc, r
Fancy Prints aud De Lane, rc-l. tytr
!. IA Turkey Reds.
Plain and 'fwilled oznaburgs, ..
"A Brown Co:tons. s-.r
ID PIECES fqe English Long Cloth,
Drawn French Linen. be-
Brown and BleachSa Cation Flannel, ? 8,
Linen Towels and Diaper, a. .-
l0. dozen Ladies' white and colr'd Kid Gloves,
8" " French CorSetts.
5 White and Culored Cotton Hose,
Silver Gilt and Emhroidrring Braid. and many
either Gdods 10 which they Invite the attention Of
their friends.
stanton, Feb 28, 1855. '' =
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Livery, Sale and Exchange Stable.
vEyIiE subscriber has opened an ex "a
IL tensive Livery. Sale and Elk NT,f a
Change Stable the Virginia Hotel.
with accommodation for 100 horses
Particular attention and accommodation will be
given to Boarding horses by the mosih or year.
Also to County, Travellers and Drove Horses,
at moderate prices. Fine spring walerruns to the
door. p, Il. au 1l .n7il iia ar
Every facility will be furnished for those who
wish to buy. sell or exchange horses.
N B.-fiorses and Carriages for sale or hire,
constantly on hand II. BROWNELL.
Siaunlun. Feb, Il. 1865. as 1ea5aE
gssssF- Greenbrier Fra, Ifincas,e Democrat and
Rockingham Register copy months and send
bill to this office. 5 ,.il !, ~ te,.) Mia
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q '''isn7 FOR SALE s .e ". :.,.....
A Valuable Farm and Merchant Mill.

FE,HE widow and heirs Of Jacob Peck .jr., decd,
IL will, on Thursday the lst day Of Marcel. $50
offer for sale on The premises, the valuable tract Of
land and Merchant Mill .new indher possession rof
Henry n Peck. The tract of land lies on CHRIS
tan's Creek, within four miles of Stanton, and
10 intersected, without injury to the land, by the
Virginia Central Railroad. Itcontains by esnra-
ton $50 ACRES, 100 acres Of which 10 cleared
and in good cultivation, and the residue Is well
timbered. There are about sixty acres Of bottom
land which cannot be exoeled in quality, ten "a
eres of which is in Meadow. The quantity OF
Meadow Land may be easily increased. The
Mill has been in operation a number OF years, and
its location is one ofihe best in the county. Tie
wafer poweris uniform and unfAiiing. Ill
The other Improvement are a good !,:A
Brick DWELLING HOUSE I, fa liz
Kitchen, necessary ont buildings and ss;ss
an excellent Swisher Barn.. Possession, OF The
land and Mills be given on the day ofsae, and
of the house in short time thereafter. The small
grain crop in The ground will be reserved H. \. .
The terms Of sale will be accommodating, and
will he made known on the day of sale. Henry
II. Peck, who resides On the premises. will show
The property to any one who wishes 10 examine IL.
-. - y. The WIDOW and, HEIRS Of .sg5
rfH slY 81 ss Jacob Peck jr., dec d. q
Jan. 81, 1s55.-tds a'9- 2 = iaz.59 :, > ~
ESy- Vindicator and Rockingham Register
iii -, Ia- o,,d oh rra THO office 1870
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LAND FOR SALE.

EMTILL be sold at public sale, on Saturday the
w 10Th day of March ncrt, a tract of land be-
longing to the estate of Joseph Thomas, decd "
inn on Christians, Creek, in Augusta county,Va.
adjoining lands with Col Alex. Robertson, John
w. Depriest, Martin CARRIER and others, contain
ing II ACRES, with ltolerable Improvements
and good young orchard. Sale 10 commence al
sale. Possession will be given immediat +
aa JAMES ARMSTRONG, Ex'or.
E,L IA lQSTs ntIS -r~rsfrg T.f-lfTT
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PTBLTC SALE OF LAND.

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.
r. WILL, on Thursday The 18th Of March, S55,
.offsr at public sale a small Farm. containing
$50 ACRES, lying within one mile Of Church.
vile. adjoining tie lands of Jas. A. Cochran, Mrs
Johns, Jacpb Hanger. and others. One hundred
acres of The tract are cleared aadin good culiyas
liun I; the residue well tmbered. Thereare on ia
very comfortable House, tOIerably good Barn with
other out houses. Altogether it is quite snug
little farm. am determined 10 sell i'll can geta
bid near the value, and take this method Of giving
fair opportunity to those DESTROYS Of purchasing
will attic same time sell some colts and young
cattle. and if can sell The farm, Twill sellal the
stock | have on H.. .,ei i98 y h-s1ed s
The land will be shown to any one wishing to
purchase, by s. ID. Elicit, who resides upon it,
: TERMS for the land.-rEwil give credit Of
one, 1.-TWO, and three years, well secured. % such
other property as mag sell, cFeditof6 months.
Feb. Ia, 1855, ids. D, S. YOUNG. -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-28
'S',.,ssf Sale.

IN pursuance Of dGsd trust sscntsa T. tbs grsss
Office Of Augusta County Court, viii proceed on Sat-
urday the 9th day Of December next 10 sell IN Staan-
ton al the residence Of said Bxby, the following prop
stock Of Confectionery being all now in the store OF said
Bixbv; and also all the IousehoId and Kitchen FL Il
NTURE belonging to the sad Bixby. - -Ai
Terms--- Cash. $40 WIN. CRAIG, Irastee.-.
Stauaton, Nov. 5, 1854. b, -..-l = f.,,.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-02-28

ton of the country abound IN pcrSanS pGbcy Known
who have been restored from alarming and even despe
rate diseases of the luGgS by Its use When once tried
its superiority every ether medicine Of ITS KIND IS
too apparent to escape observation, and where lis yiaes
are known the public no longer hesitate what a'tIdote
to employ Tor the distressing and dangerous affections OF
pulmonary organs which are incident to our ctimete-
BY its timely many, nay almost all
upon the Lungs Throat arrested and thus are sa-
we'd many thousands every yeartom 2prem9tire gray
No family should be without it, and those who do neg
lect to provide themselves with remedy which wards
off this dangerous class Of diseases will have cause to DE-
plorc it when il is too late Proofs Of the surprising CT
American peoYe,--they hare living proofs in every
neghboraood. But those who wish TO read the state
mcn;s of those whose whole health has been restored
and whose lives have been saved by its use, will find
them in my American Almanac which the agent below
named has to furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared By Dr.J.C. AVER, lowell, Mass.,-and
sold by ]. B, EsxRioaS, Stauaton J. t. ARNALr,
Wayncsborough; j. L. Ross, Mt. Sidney.
Feb. 81, lS50-2m. t -.- b.