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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-21
ESGa2as.

A. his mothers residence Messy Greek, on the
oc,S N,t Ms, BRAINNRo Vas LEsE, second son o!
,b Rev John A. Van Lear, deed, ~ the I'D year OF
his ag, Ia hc death Of ,A;, Interesting yoans mat 4
.r,Sing cxcmpica;ioa gwen, that neither robustness
of constitution, cNo5ercc OF spirits nor "o"''o 81"
sroy of character can shield Us from death
0Ic some four years since he ihe grave close o.
.r tho remains Of loved tqtr, ttco jso!ss and ''s'
tr in the brief space OF eighteen o2aia$ aud yonS as
- f,.r. aud of tllcir discharge, alas how ruhtIily
-, his mother and other niaay irjecls testify lie was
n Kind and acctonat, aud brother, bHci"ic ana
nlugen master, and Cor youth conmandSd INC CONF
- and ,strr,n Of his ihors and Gcquanlaaces
s,,,s most iascritible Providence that has cut hun
down, whoa entcring upon the joyous threshold OF lite
MAY his survivors initiate his numerous virtues and caeT
lishtss memory
~ Town papers please copy
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CONNISSlONRR'S NOTICE.

BlCHARO P. SUDDARTH who sues as
IA well on behalf of himself as Of the ether un-
satisiel credilors Of William a. Suddarth, de-
ceased ,-Plaint6,
AGAINST
James Matheny in his own right, and as Exec
uto- Of Duwney McCuicheon, decd, and Temper
apce n. his wife, who before her marriage with
the said Math.ny WAS Administra;riy of William
4. Suddarth, decd, and Robert &. kerT,-De-
PENDANTS.
Having been ordered by ;ho Circui. Cour. Of
Rockbridge comfy TO take aud stale the accounts
Of the administration Of the Defendants Msiheny
and ssite, on the estate Of the inlesiale William
A. Suddarlh. with the assets of the said estate
that cana into their hands. and on account of tie
debts remaining unpaid, and their priofi!ies:
hereby notify all persons having claims against
the estate of William A. Suddarih, deed. to file
the same in my office in the town Of Lexington,
en- or before Fridsy the 30ih day Of .foVems~,
1855, on which day The parties 10 ts cause ara
hereby notified to appear at my Office afoTssaId.
with all vouchers, documents and evidence neces-
sary to enabo me TO take the accounts required by
the decree. JAS. g. DORMAN, Com'r.
Oct. 81, 1855. in Chancery.
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NEW ARRIVAL
Of Hardware, Guns, Pistols,
6,ETLNH ,EEAEH. So, sc &c.

V &
StEORGE E. PRICE. Main Street. Stanton
"a Va, offers for sale an extensive stock oi
Hardware, Guns. Cutlery, Sc. direct from the
manufactures, a, prices as low as can be ohihIn-
ed m Richmond Markets. to which he would res
pecliuIly invite the attention Of Farmers, Bnild-
ers and Mechanics. consisting OF MnriIce. Car
penters. Dead Store. Pad Chest Cupboard '1iil.
Trunk. Stock and Closet Luck; Knobs, Spring
and Thumb i.aichcs and Bolts; Hand, Pannell,
Cut. Mill. PIT. Circulars. Compass, 5nlcherS,
Tenant. Word and Pruning Saws; Carpenters,
Gamers. Machinisl and Blacksmith s tools; + asst
and Loose Butts Parliament. Straps ana ua'e
uinres Augurs. Augur Bits. Brass BUS Planes
OF all kinds; Stair Rods; Coffee and Nmce NILS
plated and common Spoons and Forks; Ladies
Axes. IIaiches. Hammers. Sledges. Ah'us, u
ces. Bellows. Steel, Files. RaSpS. brushes Iand
and Door Bells. Handouts, Ovens, fo'S' oRil'
leIs. Kettles, Sc. SC; BucE, Bone a"d sV"Ey
Handle Knives and Forks; Pen. Pocket, bn'cn-
Grand Carving HALVES Ra2lrS Scissors ana Sn'ar
ers Killing, Gru5bing and Garden li"e'; iIrK ,
Spades. Shovels, Manure. Hay and Folai'e nrHs !;
Manila and Hemp Ropes; Calf iiog' sheep
Cochincal. Binding aud Lining SSins; Shoe
last. PEGS. lacks. Sc Men aud Side Trees
Harness Mounting; (Slyer, Brass and Japan
sprinqs. Axles and English Refined Iron OF al
sizes: Horse Shoes and Nails; Wrought and
Cut Nails: with a great variety OF iiodse Keep
iur Ar cles of an excellent quality and in shori
everything usually kept in Hardware Store,
which | will sell cheap for cash, Those ia want
fsuch articles will do well TO give me call ( as
charre nothing for showing my Goods,) for |
am determined to sell TO suit the times
Stanton, Nov IA. 1893.
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Farmers, Doctors, Lawyers 3 Teachers.
SOlJEHW EST MOUNTAIN FARM
FOR SALE,

a ,IelrEful and desirable place, and 'corfhy TN
attention Of all,
MOT having Sold as advertised ewing to the inciem
v cncy of the day, my Farm IS still IN market zee
nartcuars description Of the place, &C. in the oacl
numbers Of the two Charlottesville papers, the hich
mond Wing and Examiner, and the Stanton Spectator
from TIE LIST to the 18th OF October which VIII great
" thank you Mcssrs. Editors to show to any person
,yy.bnr 10 see them.) The farm being therein accl'
ratcy and fully described which now do only IN part
to induce those wishing purchase land TO come and
view them The productiveness of the soil for corn
wheat and Tobacco, is proycrbal: The farm contains
SIS ACRE
T which $50 acres are open land, in excellent heart
ond cycrv loot susceptible of the highest Improvement
having pure running water in every field, the balance
las acres are heavily timbcred twothirds OF which
mountain, gently ascending hrst rate Tobacco Lana
aud n fine Meadow lately put down IN timothy. Inc
onrovenlcDts are numerous and rOOmy, (not anotheT
cdpu;rc6 E,- use of the FARM The DWELLING is
large and commodous, in ali ITS parts well arranged Tor
- l5rgc family: pump Of Chal ybcatc water in the
ard pcasant TO the taste and very healthy not haVine
about which time the buildings were put up Gall Of
brcl and settled here Numbering from 20 to 81 ~
c,mil,, y an orchard of selected Fruit trees now IN G
bearing the convenience TO factoiie les, Mis- Depot
l. miles &C each, and within - OF the hFahha lanai
3, in onc-ation I'D to Milton for large horse boats and
when extended 10 Charlottesville within l miles In
conncct;on with the above the health OF the
place which appreciate. knowing the ladGs 90 oeiH;
in full view Of Monticello mile, and inc Cen'ra
Railroad lor miles, and intelligent neIghbaFh9od,
makes the farm, (slopng very gradual from base foot
OF the mountain of the most desirable locations on
The sonth side Of said mountain but leaving man his CIV"
ulge invite YOU to come and sec ere the chance IS
gore nc am determined to SELL and the sooner the bet
ter for rae and perhaps The purchaser
There are l40 bushels Of wheat sowed On the land
this fall, and well Guanocd.
TIRMs OF SALE.-One third cash, when possession
is given as TO the balance on credit OF one and two
wears the purchaser giving bonds with approved sccu-
rty bearing interest from the date and the title retain
cd as additional security until all the purchase money IS
paid Possession can be had the lst OF December or
on the LIST Of Mar h next. VIM. b. Plt!LLlFs.
Nov, I, i555.-tlD.
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prraeawr amILy rRvsxc.

A II entirely vegetable preparation, pleasant u
IA the taste. uneXceIipd in lis action upon tlt
Liver. Stomach and general system. As an An
ii biI;nns and Alieratve Physic. tins Medicine
HIS No EQU.4L IN THE WORLD.
have nscd i, constantly in my practice for up
wards of ten wears in all cases where good
Phvsic and Alternative was required, ana wouid
not now do without it. 1t is the
PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT,
nc we'll as The safest family medicine in use
Cb;bJrcn drink il nth pleasure. II ,cU not nmt
scnie i5e ,r,a,icL stomach. IL produces no gri-
nine 5,t oneralcs easily thoroughly. dad IS snt
to eradicate alimp'Tttles PROM Ae sys'e" +"
TH0CS1NDS OF LYING HIT.NEsSfsS
are ready to testify to its superior virtues, lnde
neodenl or its pufGaive and anti bilious qualities
il has cnred The worst cases OF EryslpelaS In
few days LISA ,
NEVER-FAILING CURE
for Headache. Liver Compliant. Jaundce, KID
new COMPLAINT. Bilious Fever. Pains in the side
Back. Breast and Limbs, Colds, Cramps, W orms
Lumbarn. Blotches on the Skin, Pimples. Cuta
menus Eruptions, Distractions in the System
Constellation of the Bowrls, Dizziness, Hlercurla
Diseases. Plenrisy, Female Irregularities. Bowe
Complaints, Ulcers of all kinds, SC. 1t ceanse'
by its superior medical vlrtu S, the nlcerous hu
nor from the blood and corrupt bile from the sinm
ach, carrying it off through the natural channels
1T INviGoRATEs THE BLOOD and leaves the sys
tenn healthy | ask my friends to test the above
Medicine, and pronounce verdict as they shdl
he impressed by the evidence. Those who know
NE professionally will moi doubt its worth.
Since lis FIRST Introduction. no medicine has at
tained such wonderful popularity. and lis sale;
have increased beyond the most sangune hopes o
i,s friends Neghblrs recommend it as sale
and ,a.cGpniicd Physic! Physicians cary it with
them. Children Will
T.f&E NO OTHER
after one trial. and parents should use no other III
their families People i;ing in low and marSny
countries. subject 10 deadly miasmas. where re-
vers. Aaue aud Fever, and bilionj complaints are
more apt to he, will find the Liquid CathsI'ic
the mos, potent REMEDY yet tried. Give it iIa'
Wholesale by A B. y d. Sands. {. Click
ner < Co. aud c. d. Rang, New York.
Full directions accompany eacr bottle. Price
so and % cts. of Ten aud twenty doses.
Principal Depot, 400 Broadway, n. T.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout
the country
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

r,HE Directors Of Union Seminary, in the county oil
| Prince Edward. Va, viii bnild, nest spring' a
handsome t,gostoricd Brick Dwelling, with houses ,
and enclosures for which proposals from Cas, DUR fer
der , arS NOW nes will be shown applicants by
the subscriber il is desired that the preparation Of
materials aud erection OF enclosures should Dc conn d
menccd immediately after the closing Of conta' 1 ,,c
snrin as The bricks can be made. Proposals for P'
nish ,ns ali the materials and for the a9oye
ob Iii he received by mail or otherwise, till the lon
Sq of December merit when the contract viii be award
ed 10 the most eligible offer It is desired thai te pro-
manded. 4 favorable and moderate orsf IN ss"--"
prompt and puncual payment. Security VIII DC re-
CURED for the workmaniike completion OF the o'
j., STIMULATED time Address the subscriber at lamp
'' No. c',';N ,s55 5tiD. ROBERT L. DABNEy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-21

Z, KAHN & co. for the second time received con-
>. siderable supply Of Ready made Clothing, owing ia
the rapid sales we have made at the beginning OF 'his
season aud as this fact proves Sufficiently the poPulori-
~ OF eur Thoroughly fashionable and excellent Stock we
call aaa;n the attention of all 10 the most adj
yonfggeos bargains, which always ready TO Of
fer to our FRIENDS aud the kind public. Therefore come
an examine our stock before Purchasing elsewhere aud
YOU may bc certain not 10 leave our stand without your
t;re ,aslaction and the res0luc viii to call again.
:. KAHN s, CO, LIST Clothing House
West from " oodward House, and
clo.n.nn Nnr u isl5 opposite DoO!eY's Shop.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-21

CASE OF Carr L. P. LCvr.-The CharIoltes-
Vile Jeffersonan publishes correspondence be.
tween Capt. u. P. Levy, one OF the dropped
naval officers. and Secretary Dobbin. Capt. l..
r.monsirates against the "grosS injustice aud ~
ranny'' of the course pursued towards him. The
Secre,ary's answer is brief. informing him that
the CHARGES made against him were made PRIOR 70
his eaptaincy. aud that since that time the oecre-
ary has not thought fit to assign him amy duty
hough he had frequently applied tor the same
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moi, tSc nnrno,- Of changing my business viii act
G froa his date, al my New and Desirable stock OF
Dry Goods Cost Respectfully iny,s heads o, lam,
nv GODS are ali new andpurcha,ed generally for cash.
can Offer such inducements have never been given
in this place before, aod persons may not have tue same same
opportunity again buy such bargains at cost nave
GOOD assortment of Dry Goods consisting oil SilkS
rncs, Nouslns, AlapacaS, Prints, Plads, Gingham''
cnssincttcs, Cassilncrcs. Linseys, Black and Brown
Musiins, Shcctiugs, Showls, Muslin DebagSs French
Mcrinos, all coors French Nusiins all wool SOLID ana
Figured Goods fine aud rich coors Hats and Caps, a'
Linen and Linen Napkins, Blankets AVID Flannels req
vrhite and yellow Irish Linens, all qualities Furniture
Caljcoes. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas Paper GHF
to;.s with large Variety Of New Dry Goods, all o.
which we will sell at Cost for Cash.
""''" w GEO. w. SMITH.
one door above the Marble ard
1Ghl
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

rEyIIE acting partner in the firm Of Steiner BROS. q
! Co Clothing Establishment in Stanton, having
made engagements &c 20 to Baltimore 10 open large
Whole ale Establishment, his services viii necessarily
be needed there. Those who are indebted therefore 10
Them Il; this community earnestly requested 10 come
forward and settle their respective dues by the isi OF
January next as he viii be compelled to leave me Isl
Of February All open accounts and notes unpaid by the
Isl Of January viii be placed in the handsol Harman y
BeIf for collection. Itishopcd that those knowing them
selves indebted will pay up Immediately and thus coy
ar his disarrceablc necessity. II VIII be both 10 Inc
interest o. them and the Undersigned
The business OF the here viii be carried on ~
orr nrescnt clerk Mr. A. Lowcnstcin. We recommend
him. as he is already sufficiently known by the pubic,
ms perfect gentleman, whose talents and requirements
orc veil calculated TO meet at all times The demands ana
wh.s Of our numerous friends and customers here and
abroad to their entire satisfaction.
In leaving you and this place, cannot nnl express my
1ept feelings Of regret that soon shall be compelled
IN .art from YOU for long time, but promise that the
yeiest recollection Of friendship shall ever dwell IN
mo- and a., the same from You Receive horewIth my
thanks for the ample patronage our firm always enoyea
hcrc NAV ii please you &c continue 1t Also tor inc u
'nr in the same measure will always do my pest 10
firnish our establishment here, so as TO regain the
name Of the best one here in this branch, and " III DC 4
lie TO improve j; considerably.
The county Merchants particularly requested to
call in at our Baltimore house, No 32O, Baltimore street.
where they will find the largest assortment OF Clothing
eyer oiir ed in the city. ,o., 9. co
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sal, os Proporty im 8at s;ai'aey

IN n.rsuanco Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Aa-
o,,,a. entered ii, a cause therein dcpeadms between
Amos Crabcl and others, paint'is, ad jaco1 fo'tr'
dC,,dant shal; proceed in VI sidney, on iUtsaGy
IA. lbta d., or December next 10 expose at puhc sale,
AN Undivided interest IL certain brcs Store iiS'e
and Lot alachet, al present occupied Oy sad Eorra
known a, LOT No. ~. SAID interest IS supposed 10 "
ouc.thirJ and IS the interest formerly owned by JNc11
.llnakle, deed.
YnRMs Costs Of sale and Of suit in hand balance IN
equal nsalments at IL and IS months, purchaser i'inS
bonds with sufficient personal security, and tac ute 10
be retained utimate security.
Nov VI. $50 -idi ". b. IROUT, Comr
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Ea,asicas Convention.
Under the GeaerGi .Nanagement Of the Richmond
Snrreh linsic NnrisIn

Under the JTeeFH .llGHuSeWeNtW TIE ItIC's"s'''0'
Sacred .NaSic Society.
A MUSICAL CONVENTION, or meeting orgen-
a sral MUSICAL Improvement, under the direction OF
Lowell Mason, Doctor OF Music and George +. Root,
Professor Of Music, Of New York. will be held in Rich
nloud, Va, commencing ON Tuesday, the 18th OF De
cember, and continuing ten days.
The Church in which the meetings will be held will
be made known to the public in due time.
There will be a lesson c sch day and evening ne
exercises win be varied, but in general will consist OF
LIST. PRAcrIcAL AND FAMILIAR LECTURES on
TEAcRING Vocal MUsIC.-rhe principles OF PeStaloz-
ii will receive especial attention, and the method called
by his name will DC explained aud eontrasted with 9TH
or forns of Instruction. Although these lectures wall
have especial reference Vocal Music yet the prcI-
nlc which val be illustrated equally adapted TO tae
teachers Of the ordinary branches in mon schools.
3D. Vocal training including exercises with refer
encc to Glaiity OF tonc cxiblty o! voice, ITS proper
use in dliercat styles OF Music; and, IN general what
eyer belongs To Vocal culture
3D. Church Music, Chanting, Mctrca Tunes and
Anthems, will receive constant attention ne oistic'
ton between Congregational aud Choir singing VIII DC
explained and the tunes adapted TO each VIII DC pointed
out The principles OF the adaptation oil tunes 20 hymns
will also receive as much attention tune vii! allow.
! 4th Secular MUsic.-FOUR PART SONGS ANr
GL-Es-rhs department will be so conducted as not lI
conflict with religious Sentnent but IL Is hoPcu ta'
on the contrary may be made TO i!iuSr1tctne Soci
and educational power of song in connection poet!
in the various relations of c aud serve 10 AWAKEN al
tention to the Importance of the distncon o"tweeI
such musical performances rs are aeS'sheI lo'
qualification and such style as Is aaPe" u tue
Of public worship. ....,,,,,, suc.
9th. Attention will be given TO such med; SUI
gestion questions relate to teaching and
ing singing classes, both uyenilc aad adult or 70 Ch,
music Tine will also &c appropriated 10 dSc1SSioar on
musical subjects far as be tOunG ueSfaOie ihS
! evenings will be mainly devoted to chorus practice
On the conclusion Of the Convention one or two con
cert, of sacred music will be gvcn, on which interest
ing occasions it is expected that the amateur strength
,f fins tnfp
Tickets of admission all the lectures and exercises
of the Coayeuiion including admission TO the Concerts
at s.; or for each Concert, separately, at oJ cents
may be had a, the Bookstore OF Harold Murray OF
Broad street aud other places, which will Hereafter be
notified,
Nov. 2l, lS55.-tllD.
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SO D0Zers
ES9s5agy and Gloves az

WHIIE 3 PITIUaN .,
EMBRACING all the kinds in use oar STOCK N n
IL these goods is very complete especially IN Laae,
and a large stock Of Mems stoui Woo!len aad Buck
Gloves
Stanton Oct 81 1855.
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TIE FIRST pRRMIIIT.

TENgE Lille Giant aud Corn and Cob 'ill has added
to It's list of Premiums in other States. the flR IL
PREMIUM of the Virginia Agricultural state FAR
No other Mil! can compete with the Little Giai', ana
every farmer should have
'rhcy arc furnished at the factory prices. adding
freight by the subscriber who is the sole agca;io Au
gus,a Rockingham aud Roclbrdge
Stanton, NOV. 4, 1900 GEO h. PRIZE
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x3EDLER'S SAUSAGE CUTTER.
NO fa;SsnbuS

SOAO OF these celebrated Cutters were sold last
oJj'U year to the entire satisfaction Of all VINO
bought them. The machines for this season are muc'
,yeJ n,d ear confidently recommend them rs the
very best in use and say all that il You want first
rate article and no mistake, get one OF Diders In
proved Caters.
They will cat 2iOlbs to the hour and arc very ea''
or.r,ted The genuine article is for sale only by
Siaunton, NoV. IL, 1880. GEO II. FIR IL
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s41lliaIaer, Ly,r,aier,,

THE subscribers have on hands quantity of LUJf.
BIER Of every description, which they will sell
Oh the usual terms They will also furnish Lumber %
order, Of any kind aud to any amount PIasterng
Isths can always be had at their Steam Saw Mill.
WELLER & PARKIES
NJ Eiasy, S~|.. -, 1885,
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Patent. Medicines.

NTcMUNN's Elixir Opium. Husbands Mag
I'VE ncsa H.nry's 6Iagnesa, Jayne, EXP'c-
turant, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Siabar's E1Pec-
iorant. Bakers Biiters, Hooland's German BIZ
tiers, Restorative Wine Biilers. Stoughton's BIT
tiers. Carriers Span. Mixture. Wisar's Balsam w.
Cherry, Concentrated Fluid Extract Bnchu, Nor
woods Tincture FeyatuM Verde, just received
and for sale by JAS. {. LAikN.
Sauntcn, Oc: 81, 1850.
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gsrs~ o,ss and Wake Room.

THIRTEEN PR&MIUMS.
ri,IIr DOUBLE SCREENING SEPARATOR has
added to its list Of premiums the frs; premium OF
the Virginia Agricultural Fair. Also at Petersburg,
Fredericksburg, Abingdon and at the East tennessee
Nan Was patented April 10Th, 1852, and has become
very popular wherever il is known proving by It's u
tiy in cxpeJitousiy cleansing all kinds ct grain to
he Inc best gran cleaner now III use IhoSc IN want
&C ,-ood Fan would do well to call at Ouy;es Shop in
S,o,9too or at Doyle X Saugcr'S in FrcdeFicksourg
Va, and cxa,ainc for themselves.
Thcsc improved fans will be furnished at any pom;
within fy miles OF the shops, and further BY railroad
or Steamboat. II, l.
Communications addressed to me nj stanton WAL be
p-5a3;l5 a;tcn led to T. J. DOYLE, Pdte"ies.
Ny 81 l,5j
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VACANT gniDG GsgIsP!

IN Thanksgiving Day my yuuag Dog JUDO e.
ID strayed from as l walked down street near b
t,ra,ylos lie L. ahoat iour mouth, old, ycty
hk al over except light white mark Tie! brca,
". /. an uncommliy iae boxing yoGaS dog OF tbe -
1rnarl breed and Is priced by lar beyond aay val
~ ,hat would be iiNcd by o'aon,
Iw he very much obliged for any information about
IA yill reward literally any who witt return
ii.N'' "-' ,,..s....,ion JOHN Il. BALDWIN.
r. NJ questions asked
> S.,,,t,, y uy. 81, 1870.
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ArcHIsoN AND BENroN.-The old feud oe-
tween Atchison and Benton. in Missouri seem N, 10
be raging with as much violence as ever, l "e
Benton Democrats in the Legislature nave 50
far. prevented Atchson's election to Inc senate
not,only on account Of his being 'oorder ru'-
San " but for the further reason that ne IS rs
they say. one of these terrible fellows called SNOW
Noihings The consequence VIII probably De EN- sna'
atcbison will be laid on the shelf, and Wing
eIsc,eI to the Senate from Missouri, Such are tue
effects of family rows and quarrels among the
great and glorious Democracy.
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arrnilaqA LAmn F0R sALR.

IN virtue oetwcdeedS OF rust executed 10 nue. ny 60
/ seph A. ThompsCa, Will c,ier az public Sale on
the premises, on Sa.rday tie l5la day q Decemb9
next q valuable tract Of laudbcing the same crA'ey-
e bv Aa.lrcw Tl9mp3on, ~, to Catharinc H. laomP-
,,n anal said Joseph L. Thon,pson aud TO which, by
.cd from said Cathariuc The said lo>ch a., has be-
come the sole owucr Gall Of which con'eyanceS arc
auy Of rscprI) sad trac, contains 10 Acres and
IS the eastern portion Of the tract Of land, on wt!cl
a rev Thompson 81. resides thc whale containing
31G Aere, The said 10 acres is to be- cut Oh aeon.
INSET body fro the eastern part Of said land, and 10 be
bounded 0y the rrcscn boundaries Of said tract IN the
Eastern sides and by new line to be IN a northsrnly
snd souhernly course, in such manner Is TO mcude
TIM. cash. The title is believed TO be unqucston-
.bI hat ar.ne rs trustee shall convey such title on
/, as +, vested IN nae. NICHO. II. IkOCI l.
81 Isss Trustee.
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HNS1 ssANg.

TAKEN up by Christian Rd.misc, in Augusta com,
~, on ,he 9th day Of October, $780, the following
described cStrays:
IIrlrgr OF spotted color, with crop of the RICH
car, and appraised at 500.
HElren OF red color, crop off the right ear and up
praised at $3.50. Extract from Record csc
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-21

6 ARPETS-l0 pieces Ingram Carpet. Low
- ell Carpet, two and three ply. best quality.
, at low prices. J. BRANDEBURG s. co.
S!auo!ou, Oct. II, 1855.