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TRUST SALE.


RY virtue of deed of trust executed to me by
D Elisha Bryan. dated the 9th day of January
1855, and of record in the Clerks Office of the
COUNTY Court of Augusta, shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder. on Thursday The 5h day Of
February nert, the COTAPAXi FURNACE,
with all the lands thereto belonging, containing "a
bout 10000 ACRES. The property is situated
in the county OF Augusta, about six miles south of
Greenvile Also, separate tract, containing Is
acres. Sale to take place at the Furnace. The
terms will be accommodating, and made known on
the day of sale. The property will be shown TO
any person that may wish to see it, on application
to the Trustee, said property should not be sold
on that day it will be rented for the present year.
Such title as have under the trust will be made
10 the purchaser, and no other.
JOHN j. LAREW, Trustee.
Jan. "a, 1865.
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale,

Valuable Mill Property for Sale.
DEfNG DESTROYS Of changing business, We offer for
~ sale our Merchant Mill, situated on Tinker Creek
in Roanoke county Va, and in one of the finest wheat
growing regeas in the Valley of Virginia Said mill is
in rst.rate repair, nearly new and runs pair Of Bur
and capable Of grinding from thirty forty thousand
bushels Of wheat year. 1t also runs pair of country
stones and corn crshcr which does good Business IL
has 26 Of good land attached with good spring and
we'll convenient to the house. Any person wishing to
buy mill property would do well to call and see said MIL
before purchasing. Terms accommodating.
HENRY ENGLEMAN
Nov. s, 1854. ROB'r a. DENTON.
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C0W'VESrE.

CONTEST.
'sNHE ANIMAL Contest will take place between
the two Literary Societies of Roanoke Col
lege. in the Town hall, on the night of the I'D
of February next, commencing at o'clock. The
public are invited to attend
JOS. A. SNYDER,
THOS. f.. KIZER, Committee of
JACOB FuNKHoUsER, Arrangements.
AUGUSTUS P. PIER,
Salem, Va, Feb. 7, 1855.
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Notice.

THOSE indebted tothe undersigned will please
Il take notice. that their accounts are all made
out to JANUARY LIST, 1855. The hard times
make an early settlement desirable and necessary.
JACOB POLLlTZ,
Staunton. Jan. 81. 1855.
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E'D& SALE,
A Valuable Farm and Merchant Mill.

Ve6 SSA BIE3
A Valuable Farm and Merchant Mill.
vs'llE widow and heirs OF Jacob Peck, jr, deed,
IL will, on Thursday the Isl day Of .Harch, 1855,
offer for sale on the premises the valuable tract of
land and Merchant Mill now in the possession of
Henry III. Peck. The tract Of land lies on Chris
tan's Creek, within four miles of Staunton, and
is intersected, without injury TO the land, by the
Virginia Central Railroad. 1t contains by estima-
ton $50 ACRES, 100 acres o. which is cleared
and in good cultivation, and the residue is well
timbered. There are about sixty acres Of bpltom
land which cannot be exceled in quality, ten a.
ores of which is in Meadow The quantity of
Meadow Land may be easily increased. The
Mill has been in operation number Of years, and
its location is one Of the bes, in the county. The
water erisuniform and unfliling. EwA
The other Improvements are good JEsss3 ,.!lA
Brick DWELLING II OUSE, d iiiM
Kitchen, necessary out buildings and ssssE 81
an excellent Swisher Barn. Possession Of the
land and mill will be given on the day ofsale, and
Of The house in a short time thereafter. The small
gfain crop in the ground will be reserved.
The terms of sale will be accommodating, and
will be made known on the day of SALE Henry
II. Peck, who resides on the premises, will show
the property to any one who wishes TO examine it,
The WIDOW and HEIRS of
Jacob Peck, jr., decd.
Jan. 81. lS55.-tds.
EGy- Vindicator and Rockingham Register
will copy ids. and charre this office.
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0yTR CUSTOMERS

vETILL please call and settle their accounts up
w to the lsf of January last. They are all
drawn off and ready Tor settlement.
GEO. w. SMITH,
s;auntou, Feb. Z, 1856.
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KNOWLES 4 WALFORD,
AGENTS FOR
"Herring's Fire and Burglar Proof
STpAEJ SAFES ~

FOR RICHMOND, VA,
EEAVE. on hand the largest assortment ever Of
IL q fered in Virginia-prices from $40 to 1913
each Store on z earl street, next to H. w .Fry's.
Mr. Knowles has removed his Office for Life In
surance to the same place.
The "MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE iNSU-
RANCE COMPANY" have a CAPITAL of
S2.O33, Sj9.i7 on the LIST of January. 1855.
and declared Dividend of 80 per cent. to the IN
sured on their yearly payment.
KNOWLES s, WALFORD.
Richmond. Va, Feb IA, 1856,
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NOW READY,
R0BlNSON'S PRACTICE,
VOLUME I.

"1hs Practice in Courts Of Justice Ia England
and The United Siafes :"
CONWAY ROBINSON, ESQ.
VOL. /. as to the place and time of transae-
tion o. proceeding, treating chiefly Of the con-
fict Of Laws and the stalate vf Limitations.
Price $500.
In press. Second Edition Of LOMAX'S DI-
GESr-Digesi Of the Laws of Real Property.
generally adopted and 10 use in the Cuile States;
by John Taylor Lomax, l.. l.: D., one of rbs
Judges of the General Court Vi Virginia, snd inr-
mery Professor Of Law in the University VI ti-
gnia.
In 8 vols, Royal 8vo., greatly enlatgcd AID
impruved. A MORRIS,
Richmond, Jan. 3, 1855. Publisher.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS,
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II EONARD SCOTT s. co. New York, con-
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/. The LONDON Quarterly (Conservative.)
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@ OYSTERS! "a

4 INVITE the attention of all who admire tia
Il taste ard wish to supply their wants with this
delicious refreshment of the shell tribe that ana
receiving daily from the Richmond market tho
best article of the kind. Call at the American
Hotel, Stauntoa. Il. l.. COLEMAN.
Jan. 81. IS55.--1m.
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NEW GOODS.

EUST received by express and for sale cheap.
~ Ladies' Dress Silks. solid black, and black
watered Silk, solid, very handsome; Plaid Silks
at rs cents and 81 yard, and solid plain Change
able Silks; fine Plaid Silk at 5 rs yard, all Of
which will be sold cheap for cash, at
GEO. w. SMITHS, Main Street.
Staunton. Feb. 7, 1850.
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COOK STOVES.

r STILL keep on hand supply Of these very
4 superior Cook Stoves. They have given uni
ersal satisfaction. especially in baking bread.
GEO. f. PRICE.
Stanton, Feb 7, ls55.-V and A. copy.
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DISSOLUTION.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WILL be sold at public auction in the town Of
w Waynesborough, Augusta county, Va, on
Thursday the lst day Of March neat, my House
and Lot. in said town. now occupied by S. IL.
Hllb, Esq, as store house.
Phere is also attached to restore house ium-
ber-room and several rooms for private family to
live in. and the whole construction of the build
ings is well adapted for a merchant, with or
without family, and is situated near the central
part Of the town.
Terms liberal and will he made known on day
of sale. MARY ANN GROUSE.
Jan. "a, lS55.-Vind. copy ids.
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Augusta Female Seminary,

SUBSCRIBERS to the Augusta Female Sem
~ mary are hereby notified that the 4th install
ment ON the subscriptions is now due, and prompt
payment is respectfully and urgently requested to
be made To the Undersigned
DAVIS A. KAYSER, Treasurer.
Staun:on, Feb. II, 1855.
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PosrpoMEMHMr-
Holiday Gifts.

The above sale is postponed aatil Saturday tho fft
day Of February.
Dec. IS, 1854.
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LEONARD SCOTT s. CO.,
81 Gold Street, .Ne,o York.
N. B.-L S. & Co. have recently published,
and have now for sale, the "FARMER's GUIDE"
by Henry Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late
Prof Norton. Of Yale College, New Haven, COM
pete in vols, royal octave, containing 1000 pa
ges, IA steel and go wood engravings. Price,
in muslin binding, So.
Jan. 10, 1855.
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Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
geY authority ola deed of trust executed to me
~ by DsviI Teaford, on the 4th inst. | will,
on Saturday the lth day of February, 1855, a,
the residence Of said TeatorI, near West View, in
this county offer for public sale three horses, one
COW. aud sundry articles Of household furniture
named in said deed.
TERMS or SALE:-For all purchases under
ten dollars, cash. and months credit and good
security for sans over ten dollars.
j. n. HENDREN, Trustee.
Jan. 81. lS55.-tds.
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SCRAMBLE FOR THE New SENAToa.-A dis
patch from Washington on Saturday says: There
was quite scramble Tor the new Senator to day,
when General Wilson came into the chamber
Mr. Claymn, Wing and Know Nothing. got him
into vacant seat on the Nhig side of the Senate.
Messrs. Sumner and Chase made desperate eff
fort to get him into the Frees1il locality. The
matter was finally compromised by General Will
taking Mr.. Atchison's seat along side of Sam,
(lIOuston)
o. The Lancaster (Pa.) City election resulted
in the complete success Of the Know Nothing par
ty, every candidate on their ticket being elected
in every ward, except oae who was defeated for
Alderman by 8 votes.
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THIS NTAseESET PRICES.
STANTON PRICES CURRENT.

Reported for The Spectator by Moni, s. Goode.
Flour, Sup'f., S. to 81. GuASo, $50.
Buck. FLoUR, So So. SALT, (fnc,) 1926.
WHEAT, s LAO to $3.50. grind alum, $50.
ConN, Ga to Toe. Cores, l25 lGc
OARS, 80 to 81. C. SUGAR, brown, a loc.
FLAXsEED, 90c. MoLAssEs, 40 SOC.
TiMorAY SEED, $3a So, NAILS &c.
RurrEa, Is to lSc SOLE LEATHER, 25c.
PLASTER, lump, $Sl2. RYE, 65 to 7Oc.
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FOR RENT,

WHAT handsome and conveniently sitnnied
Brick Store House next door east from Messrs.
Deakns & Merritt's store. Apply TO
WHITE s. PATTON.
Stanton, Feb. z. lS55.-V. and A. copy.
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MERCHANDISE.
r. G. MNAIRY & co.

&c. SIS College st.. Nashville. Tenn,
a RE now receiving their FALL STOCK OF n. W
"a GOODS 10 which they world respectfully invite ais
a,;ensioa Of the public
E4brciaeries. $50,
Ihey nave now opened for sale the hsndsoest and most
ssIled assorsnt q Embroderies broaght TO Nash
vile irca which the ladies would do veil select early
SILK Goods. Ribbons. TTimmings, etc.,
Will sBrpass ali Previous displays
Carpets. sssr
"a few days they will receive rich and extensive SUD
ply OF Carpets selected 10 the last by their buyer G
pressy for this trade, ard which they Intend 10 sell so
cheap make il 70 the interest Of every enc 10 buy
them Their stock il this department viii be 100000
Also Of every thing IN their ne Of business they win
keep constant supply Vihe best quality at the lowest
price
Desiring to close their Summer stock benrs going into
their New Store, they selling below cost s, ali who
desire good bargains give them aeail.
aUyls-u ~
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ID our only agent ia Yashsil!e and tLss wishing our
make Of Teeth will please make their purchases direct 81
hm lie has just received another supply Of Teeth which
with his former stocE, makes il large and complete He
has also on hand few fine Ct Dental Instruments
all complete; also Fo,esps. Iies Pugges Excavlt0s
Buns, Drills Bench Vices, CoTundum Files, y heels &c
For sale BY 4. STRETCH
tfermery Stretch Orr Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Corner Coiegs @Gd Union streets, Nashville. Tenn.
febG-ff
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HOTTEST k4OTELSI


GOOD NegES f0E the "eaTy.s'
Me subscriber has taken cnlgse & tic CEUfCGER
L HOUSE. and wall spare 70 as-~zs make aii comfort
able who nav call
Transient, per da-. .....-..s 81 50
Single Meals ...-,.....-...- 50
longing -
Day BOardeTs per vesS. ......... ........... g 50
Fines and all Extras cnaGEu:5e
ACTON YOUNG Proprietor.
"a The VERANDAH viii be il.let IS be-e-osrrs.
ien25-tf A Young
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

JAMES W. HAMILTON. EBES FULLER
HAMILTON ~ FULLER, f.
TENNESSEE BOOT q SHOE MANDATORY.
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Team
M would inform friends and the public that
w still at our old stand Market street. whore
we have hand, and manufacturing. a much better
assortment of work than have before offered 10 the
public, consisting part Of the following kinds:
Mems superine French Calf Boots and Caters;
Men and Boys fine Cali Shoes, Oxford and Menroe Ties
Mems Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots, water
proof;
Mems and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and sin.
gle soles; zee DID,. f.H.
Mems Boys and Youths Kip Shoes, double and sin
gle soles;
Double Sole Negro Brcgans;
House Servants Shoes heavy and hght;4
Youths aud Chldren's coarse snd enc Shoes;
= = ALSO
Ladies and Misses Cali Boots, sewed and Psgged;
% =" Kid
81 French No. -"
g TampicO e g"
- French Morocco Boots,
sewed and pegged
We making our ownyw0rk from select stock aud ia
good styles and warran, every part of the workmanship
Prices lolr and gnitorha-
~ Work made TO order. Also, repairing promptly
and NEATLY done.
sRS Cash paid tor Hides or taken ia exchange
jaDll-ly ss ~ HAMILTON & FULLER
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THARLES C. GERS would respectfully inform bis
customers and the ladies' particularly, that he has re
moved from Cedar street 10 The corners VI Deaderck and
and College streets Brownies where lac will be glad
II all who are want # dla aud lie Ike pictures lie
has gone 10 great expense IN hitting up powerful aide and
sky lights and has are fitted up IN elegant style
He has engaged 10 services Of experienced -Dt polite OPP
oTs and determined make his sle Model Estsb.
shneui Of the South es sci feels assured that he will
be able 10 give satisfaction. I'd a.a
lie invtOs the public l. cad and examine his specimens
fine Oil Paintings by the old masters jlsl re
ceiced from Europe, which be osrs r sale very low.
Call at the of Deldesiek and the squire
n Ban experienced operator always ready or any
outdoor work. such taking buildings deceased persons
dc i,ulo-tf
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COLE LEATHER TRUNKS and YALISES.
~ Received direct from Philadelphia large stock Of de
best Sole Leather Trunks, With extensive assoIt
ment OF Black Iron framed Travelling Trunks tSinge and
Tray IOps of every qusiity and at the lowest prices
We respectfully ask the attention Of all III of good
Trunks 10 examine our stock
mill RAMAGE d CHURCH 40 College ST
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
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ADAMS & FROST,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AdSeT,s North Wharf

CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
INFER their services to the Planters and Merchants #
~ Tennessee for the sale 0. Cotton, Tobacco Corn Ba
con and ether produce and beg leave 10 refer the follow
ing gentlemen of Nashville
-r--. V. b. STEVENSON, J JoHSso< L WEAVER
NE. ALLowAY b Co, J. & MCALLisrER l. Co.,
=. =. ALLISON.
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HUGHES BROTHERS,

paGUER REAH ARTISTS AND DAGUERREOfRfE
STOCK DEALERS.
G C. HUGHES UEau street, Stretch Urrs.
I'm HUGHES, 81 College street late Dobyn Co.
ATEACIi cg these Galleries TIC public cen OBJ X IrS
tain first class Pictures weuse the best 81 ~
Material and largest and most approved Apparatus. cur
Rooms are neatly fitted Up with Powerful Side ald SKY
Lights the only Inc city, which acceded by all
ARTISTS and Commissioners be he best for taking large
FAMILY GROUrS 80 as 20 dispense with those dark
shs3ovs 80 gnerally seen aud objected Ia We have a
beautiful PIANO FOR the OF he LAltS As attend
personally 10 our SiterS patrons may rely polite
stteutisu aud Pictures second 10 none
- Citizens aud Strangers ass politely invited visit
cur Rooms whether they need Pictures OF not
Dovl-tg
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White Ceunty Rrooms,

Whlte County BTOOms.
DECEIVED, direct from tie ma utisetUieT &c iozsa
III BIooms. securely bound nh vine, manufactured in
White Cousty equal if not superior To any brought 10
70 Tie market For sale By DAVIS d SWAMI
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]. MOORE, -
rUBACCONiST, WHOLESALE RETAIL,
Corner Of Cherry and Cedar Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WOULD announce to NV friends and the public gen
erally that am prepared 10 furnish them with the fol
lowing articles per cent less than other house N
the CITY, for cash purchase for caeh so that save from
MeerscIaurn Pipes warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Pipes-largsst stock in The ciiyi
Snud Boxes, large varietgi
Snufs -RsPpee, Mace0boy, Scotch, Garfets kuem' :,
Ac -r-r
Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds;
: Chewing do Langaorne & Armistead's. DiAdsm
Twist, Fig Leaf, Bills. &c. DC
Also just received superior article OF Ale for sale by
the barrel. --
have on hand lot % superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do web TO call
can furnish them with every thing in the business
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Louisville,
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The Splendid NeW Passenger Stednaers,
C,ITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLE2, hesier, leaves
I J Nashville every Monday At O'clock, z. NJ
J. G. CLINE JAMzs DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Wednesday at 6 O'Clock, T. N s
JOHN SIMPSON, JAcE DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Friday, al O'Clock, r NJ
Connecting al Paducah with the Daily ouisve and St
Louis United Ststes Mail Boats and at Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers BULLETI H. e. W. HILL
GEO. COLLIER and lSG1NAR. -ff
The accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed.
and passengers will find il by far tbs speedies means Of
travel either North or South
Fer freight or passage apply on board or to
--I- i. L. DAVIS, or
spJo-tf A. HAMILTON Asen"'