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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

DOARD-ON THE HIGHLANDS OF PUTNAM COUN-
ID ty opposite West Point, ct . very pleasant farm
house. For particulars apply ct 1,o2s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

VETANrET-FTvE AGENTS. TO TRAVEL IN A BUSI-
w meas that will pay from IS to IS per day. None
but smart active men need apply For further paitcu
lsrs irquirs OF w. Jennings Co., ESQ Broadway,
Al and AZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

THE CHURCH CHRIST AND THE CHURCH or SOCIETY.
VIII be ready on Saturday, june 80.
Booksellers and others who have AIDE arrangement
for early supplies, requested to call upon the pub
fishers this wednesday, morning.
GARRETT & CO., Pubitshers, Is Am street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

VTTANTED-A PHYSICIAN OF LITERARY ATTAIN
w ments to take charge assist in the pu oicstoa
Of medical work. permanent situation Is offered
to fully qualified. Address Meeieus box 100 Herald
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO RESPECTABLE
wv girls (sistsrs) enc as cook, washer and ironer
the other as chambermaid and waiter Can be seen in
their present stuaop, 50 State street, Brooklyn for
two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO
the second Hoor also back parlor on the first floor
with without board at 224 Greene street. on
bic terms. Gas and bath In the house. References
ouired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

VITANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION
w to do general homework, or as laundrsss Has
objection TO 60 in the country Please call at $50 7th
avenue, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

w Farm House." by Caroline II Butler Laing illus.
tystsd With fine BY yan nssn from Seyns sy
above work beautiful dometi story Of deep interest,"
The good and evil charming views Of
try life the foss Of fashionable city life and all the
rd pics brought the Of the story described in
Union, free receipt of the price, CHA5, H. DAVIS,
publisher 80 South Fourth street. Phfladelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

"ANTED- STU ALTON, BY RESPECT ABLE
w Protestant young woman, IS cbambsrmaid aud
waiter or to take of chidren good city reference
given from her last place. Csa DO seen for so days a.
128 w. LIST ST., near 7th avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

A REsPxCTABLR COUPLE CAN SECURE
"a for year In one Of the most beautiful 10
Staten Island, without paying any monay rent, an
place e Furnished in the most complete manner. al
would have to be found except . comfortable table
per Attsndance. The best OF reference required
By letter, post paid, Mr.. J. @. Thomas, Stepletor
zoe, Staten Island. Name and address Of applied
TONED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

ENOR THE FISHING 'BANKS-THE COMMODIOUs
II sea steamer SUN, Capt. Wheeler, win make excur
sons to the Fishing Banks Thursday Friday and sun
day leaving Amos street At o'clock Spring street. tx
Peck slip at Broome street. S4 and pier No g. North
river, at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

LNOR sALE-A PAIR OF BAY TWIN MARES, VERY
IL closely matched, six years old, sound and kind.
Apply ct Places livery stables 20 Cherry street. where
alo win be found good stock of horses and carriages
to let o. the most reasonable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

"ANED-A SITUATION, By A RESPECTABLE
w young woman to take OF children caa make
herself generally useful good city reference Call at 81
Suffolk st., frst basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

VI, ANTED-A NAN, TO WORK ON A FARM. ONE
w who understands farming in every respect
have good situation by APPLYING at the grocery store
81 franklin street, corner OF Church. GEO. TERRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

A PAIR OF SAFE, STYLISH AND FAST BLACK
IA horses for sale also, britska, suitable for four
persons, nearly new the Lorses and years old
and superb drivers For particulars apply from TO
ct lag Chambers street. or Of the residence OF Jo
snn fsyson near tne enc o. sns SCUM bersen Nase
unhEoken Abdsrsh colt four years old, and fast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

VITANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, A
w situat:cn chamber maid, to take charge of
children Inquire at Is Rvington ST., bs.ween 10 A. NJ
and p M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

OO7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF READE-AT NOR
AC( ris l. Cohnert's can be had English, Scotch
German and Irish help for hotels and private families
also walters porters gardeners, farmers and
mechanics, at this or the branch Office 102 Greenwich
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

VIyANTED- SITUArIONS, BY NAN AND HIS
w WIFE just arrived from Europe: the groom
and Gilman he understands the OF well,
work in garden and make himself generally useful
the wife lady's maid and housemaid; understands
dressmaking in all s branches would take charge Of
the 0ursery Satisfactory references be given No
objection 70 town country Address T. b., box 1888
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

nRUssES sHOULDRR BRACRs. Ao.-A CONPLTTR
assortment Of russss Of svsry tna shoulder brsoesef
Che most improved Styles ported elastic stockings ade
beits made ser che mesh spprsysd patterns inssu
msns for the relief an9 eurs eef.rnss Of sverY hnA
q shs ssssSe BandAss Institute, No Ana sksst sadsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

ITO BAKERS.-WANTED, A GOOD MAN, WHO UN
l. derstands the bakery and cake business, to super
intend the work OF concern in Brooklyn recommends
tons for sobristy and conduct generally required
wages given. Inquire at No. vandswater st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

vIyANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman, IS cook, washer and ironsr in o small
family Good city coantry reference required In.
qure for two days In the Of 50 Madison at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

DOARD, DOWN TOwN-GENmEMEN AND rHsIR
ID wives can obtain good board, and very comforta.
BILE spartmsAts also pleasant single rooms for gentle
men, BY applying at No. Broadway, the large white
house opposite Bowling Green Transient boarders TAKEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

~ f WANTS
WANTD- Adj = porter. IN eotsias or az !.
80. ct any respsctabls businsss whore his
may be required Il not afraid TO work or make
Himself generally useful Can give good city refsrsacs
from his last employer note addressed p c. r.. BOZ
! 30 Herald ONCE, Will be attended to- M I'll t'TfI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

IrOR SALE-A LIGHT LEATHER TOP WAGON,
E in superior order-price $40. Morgan horse,
fast ard gentls-$2o0. Also, harness cheap. Apply
at No. 1b7 South street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
A FARM FOR SALE,
ST AUCTION,
WISHING to move westward, will sell


SyIISiIING to move westward, will sell al
Wv public sale, on Thursday The l1M dGy Of
.Nay, 1855. the tract Of land on which | live,
situated on Middle River, &c mes west Staun-
ton, near the Central Railroad. and adjoining the
lands of Thomas Thompson, Geo. Shuey and 9th
ers, containing about
1900 Acres,
500 acres of which have an excellent soil the
resi- is mountain land. valuable ior timber and as
a range for cattle, any number OF which can be
kept on the mountain during summer.
About 400 acres are clear aud in a fine state OF
cultivation. There 80 or 80 acres of meadow
not surpassed in the couniry, and as much more
as may be desired can easily be made The whole
farm is well walered--ihere being wafer in every
field. For the purpose either OF grazing or cult
walton this tract is mol easily exceIet.
The Improvements are comfortable dwelling
with every necessary out building, one Of the
largest bank barns in the county IS saw mill near
ly new. There are also other dwellings and a
small barn near one Of them. 81 situated as to suit
for tenemenis or division OF the land.
OF fruit trees the farm has Il large nnmher of
great variety, and excellent quality. The hand is
Convenient to churches, schools, mills, &c., and
in fine neighbarhood
A further description is deemed unnecessary
since any one wishing to purchase will not fail to
examine and judge lor himself. Terms acco,no-
dating. JACOB SHUEY.
March 90, lS55-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04

Saddle and Harness Furnishing store.
TH7ilE subscriber has removed his establishment
4 to the ;jiore.Dn Augusta Street. between the
stores of Staples 3. Martin and Bfightwell S,
Hope, near the Railroad Depot, where lie has on
hands splendid stock Of Sadd!ery Find go
ings Trees Of all styles Bis; Sirrups. z ssz:A
assorted Spurs Of best quality; Harness Mount
ings Of every description; Stage Harness Mount
ings; Stare Harness: Wagon 60; Stage and Draft
Collars Coach do; Bnggy do; ScoicFl do; EGG
lisIs Bride Fills and domestic do; Whips Of eve
ny descripiion; Trunks in great variety; Hand
DO; Boston Vases: Carpet Bags; Bonnet Box.
es; Hat Boxes; Ladies' Fancy Wo.k Boxes Fly
Nets Ear fps. and Hoods Canes Of every style ;
Wood MATS Hog Skins; Morocco Skins; Patent
Leather; Enape!ed do; Fancy Bride Fronts
English Web; Roller and Union do; Rein Web;
Three Cord SIX and Thread and in short every
article in this line OF business
lie is also constantly manufacturing Saddles
Brides and Harness uf every description, by Tie
best worknen III the Valley.
lie especially invites the attention Of country
Sadjlers to his stock Of materials before purchas-
Ing elsewhere.
He viii rive personal attention at the Store
when not engaged as Jaur Of the county.
Ii. y. BRYAN.
Siaunton. March q. 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
? Il Il L & ST E Y r N S
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
80 3Z[agtS SraSlE;I',
ALGMANDEga2, VA,


A RE now receiving from The importers and
"a Manufacturers. the largest stock of Foreign
and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals. Paints. Oils,
Varnisbes, Dye Sdlls, Spices, Patent Medicines
Glassware, Instruments. Brushes, Perlimery
Fancy Soaps, Window Glass, Putty, &C., ever
offered in this market.
Having ascertained that Goods can be sold as
cheap in Alexandra as any other city, they are
determined to sell at northern prices. thus giving
The purchaser home market at the same time
saving freight, commission. sc. Having been
literally palrunized, they will spare no efforts to
merit continuance and increase of the same.-
Being always glad to their old friends. and
make new ones. they invite all to call at their
large and new Warehouse and examine their stock
and prices. brfnre purchasing elsewhere. All ar
licIes warranted pure and genuine. Orders prompt
~ attended 10.
~ A large supply Of Garden Seed always
on hand.
Alexandria, March 81, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04

TIE CIA2AQGE&3gi1l3 saU-u4sG
il Operation Again.
4 CONGRATULATE myself ON being able
4 Ia redeem my iormer promise OF having my
Factory ready for operation by about the lst OF
APRIL The Machinery is now in motion which
enables me to say to my friends and customers
mat am prepared to Gil their orders either by
Retail ur Wholesale for any Of the following ar
ticle II he we'll known Cotton Yarns. OSna-
burrs Begging Cotton Jeans for Servants sum
urr Clothing. also ready FIR The reception Of
Wool for Cardinr. or 10 be exchanged Tor WoOI
en- Jeans aud Lndseys or Iar any OF the above
named articles, at fair cash prices
Al customers senJing Wool to he manuiac
lured will please be particular in saying in wri
tng al the time OF seuding the same. what they
wish 10 be done with il. whether Ia he made into
Iruus or LindseyS. and how much Of each. as all
orders are attended to in regular rotation as re
ceived provided directions came with the Wool.
The price tor cardlnT the same as hereoiore say
SC yer pound.
Those persons living near the Railroad can
send the WOOL To me, at The Charlottesville De-
PIT, where il will be taken from and returned to
free OF charge.
All persons are requested. who wish To procLre
he Genuine Charlottesville Factory Cotton
Yaros 10 he particular in noticing the Label for
Tue name Of the subscriber. as Messrs. b. E.
Flanagan & Co. have seen cause to counterfeit
NY Label. by adopting both shape and color,
which color was Blue. but will be for The future
Red, in consequence of the imposition, hut re-
tanning the same shape There is. nor ever has
)een out one Charlottesville Factory.
JNO. A. MARCHANT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04

"AsoruER OurRAGE." -The Washington
Union must double its daily issue 10 keep pace
with this naturalization of 'Spanish outrages. -
Ono ;s scarcely hersiJed. sEted, exploded before
another comes forth. Its press groanS win ma
,onal iusuIis." appalling as the sPectres in the
Nh and generally about as real. The III Dora
10 ovtyacs had barely expired under the scrutiny
of trulh when another is conJured up in the shape
Of the "arrest ofan American Vice Consult
Mr.. Thompson, Vice Consul at Sagua Ia Grande I"
arrested the arms Of the United States torn down
and he marched off to Hsvana. Giving some
credence to this story fr0m its Enthusiastically,
we turued to the Gazetteer and the Blue Do0h to
ascertain The whereabduts OF Sa9ua Ia G;ande and
whether the United States bad Il Ilce Consul at
sncb place aud we were unsuccessful in finding
either. We therefore heg to ask the Union tn
tell us not oly where Sagal Ia GG0dc IS. but
who Mr.. Thompson is, and how he comes to be
Yice Consul Of Me UadeI StGies, with the
American dag over his dor! There is no such
office nor officer to be f,nnd in the Blue Book as
Vice Consul at any such place. aud we desire 10
know how Mr.. ThOmpsIn comes to Claim to De
such 2 Has he any sxequatur or other comm s
sion from our q Ivern.uent to MI an u!ace Whic'
is not to be fund on the official list Have uuI
Coasuls in Cuba or elsewhere the pnwer to ap-
point, an their 0WA 'ao'ioh ana 1t 'ie'' wv" P'c'
sure. Vice Coasuls or Commercial Agents, OF wee
any thing else. without Are authority OF 'oe
Government? If they have, we can emily say
there is much rice in the proceeding, aud, Until
be,ter ipf,rm,d we mast dlubt whether any suc'
officer was legally at Sag Ia Ia Grande. or wnetn
er the arms OF the Urltcd States were placed
over The door of Mr. Thompson in virtue of any
LEGAL authority. or for the purpose OF protecting
any interest of the United States. His arrest
most likely originated in snme very different
canse ,,-.NilLioRai iaietLgencer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04

NTIRGINlA:--At Rules held at the Cieshs . "
v fee 81 the Clrcdit Cour.of Bath cgn,y, 90
Monday The 9TH dag ofFeOn.ary, icJ5, joseph
AGAIysT -
James l.. sIasson. john J. Musson, john Snrher
and sally b;s wife, R'ce yass and Podiy bis
wife. Alfred Lang and Julia Ann bis wife. Al
bert FranAin ana JtHEel.a lis wife. and Han
nah Mnsson. heirs AZ law .! James Nilsson, de-
ceased and lVilliam H. Rpyercln.b. Shsrif Of
Bah county. and IS such -tdm;dis.fat5roijs
Mussjn, deed. Deifadans. -
Is, CilAECGRY. -,
The object Of ihis s,l is To subject 10 sale a
Tract OF Land in these jlniy Of B4ih, efon2Tngi TO
The estate vi James Mussgn. dec d, TO pay deoI
due by sad estate 10 the Plaintiff
Tie defendants Janes l.. aidsscn, John j.
bipss,n. juhn Surber aad sally his wife. Rice
Vass aud Polly bis VIII, Aired Lang and Juia
Anu his wife, Al5eft Fansiin anil Jenneaa his
wife and Hannah Aluss5a. heits at las OF JAMES
Muss0n dec'J, not having entered t!lclr appear
arce, sad il appearing by Satisfactory evidence
That they are mol inblh;tAnts o. this Common-
wealth: on motion Of tie PIaiatiT lis ordered
that the said Def,uians d. appear here ithin one
mouth after the pu.H.iiion OF this oTdrr. and an
order be published 10 the Slannton Spectator once
week tor foar weeks siccrSsyeiy. and posted at
the from, door of he Cour hause Of said county on
the first day Of the next Court after lis pubica-
ton. Il Copy-Tcs;e,
March 81, I855.-4t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
Agency al Washias.aa az, .. ..

40 claimants "a Aac0ssSs
A LAW has passed Congress, granting 100 a
"A ores Of land To ;he following class, OF persons
who have perturmed IA days Military service. in
any of the wars in which tRis country has been
engaged since l715, or # they have been engaged
in BATTLE without regard To the period OF service,
viz -
All the Commissioned and non Commissioned
Officers. Musicians and Ptivatps, Including Ia
dams, whether volunteers. militia, or rangers
All the Commissioned aud nun- Commissioned
Officers of the Navy, Sea,Geu. ordinary SeaInen.
Landsmeu, Marines, Fotila men, Chaplaus, aud
Clerks.
Those who have received 100 acres are not
provided for in this act. bu5 those who have here
tofore received less than 100 acres. wit Or ent-
tied to an additional warrant 50 as to give them an
amount equal to 90 acres.
[ am now actively engaged in prosecuting
Claims befbre the various Departments at "aSH
inglon and will promptly attend To all business
entrusted 10 my care. My charges shall be mud
rate aud satisfactory in every instance. | viii
alsn pay the very highest nt7iet price for Land
Warrants. PerslnS enclosing Warrants By
Mail, may expect To receive the highest r0!sS for
them that the market will command.
Remittances made to all parts Of the couGiry by
checks or otherwise.
Refer to Hon. john fletcher and l.. P. Waldo.
Commissioner of Pensions.
WA. T. SMrTHSON.
April 4, lSJ5.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04

The following letter appears in the Rtchmand
Penny Post, aud will speak for ITSELF
HAIvAx Co, Va, 30th March 1855.
DR.. I'm s. EGsy:
DEAR SIR-Your letter Of the 27lh inst, came
duly to hand You ask me to give true state,
ment lover my own signa,ure) ot facts in regard
to the number and party aiiia.ties Of the WIN
chester Convention. attended! that Convention.
| was not one oi the recording secretaries as has
been altered. | did not roHut the delegates my.
self, but one of the delegates wh0 dill. inh'rntd
me that there were FORrY,SENf.N DEMO
GRATIS and SIXrY-THREE WINGS: making
one hundred and ten delegates in attendance
The number Of members belonging to the Aneri
can party throughout the State, aud reported To
the Convention. 81 far as could Judge from the
reports, appeared u me To be about the same pro
portion of Wings and Democrats, as that OF the
delegates.
| will here state that [ haze been connected
with the Democratic party for the last thirty
wears, and never gave WANG vote during thar
time for any political office, and having been all
the time a native American 10 principle. ana and
inc in their platform guod Democratic Doctrine.
went to Winchester ti satisfy myself whether or
not this was Wing uick, as had been charged t.
the American party.
And feel free TO say shat never saw more
unauitnity and good feeling pervade an assembly
in nv life desire to select the hes. and abiPst
men (reuardlesS of thejr iurmer relations to the
political parties to Gil the important Offices ct the
country seemed to actuae every nan OF the Oon
vea,ion. Yours, very respectfully,
JOSIAH DABBS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
IA 4 5sEeJEEg.

On thelSth ult., by the Rev s. j. Fctzcr Mr.. VII
LIAM SHAVER, OF Illinois Miss JANE Ross, of Angus
to- Va.
On the oSth inst, in the counting of RriShtwe
& Hope, by the Rev WIN. G. Campbell, Mr.. WILLIAM
WtsEMAN, of Craig,yle, TO Mss FRANCES SENsA-
aAuGH, OF New Market, Shenandoah.
Near the Warm Springs the st ofFeb by the Rev.
T p. Hiatt, Mr j NcoG GEEK 20 Miss MARGARET a.
THoMpsoS both Of Bath couuty.,
Ga the l5th OF Feb. By the same, MIR. RICHMOND T.
W ALyoS to Miss CATHatsE A. TYREE both Of Bath
county
At Fallns Springs, Allegheny county on the 22d ut,
by the sanc, Mr.. CHA1LEs L. kAeSE> oE Bah county,
70 Miss NNNcg b. ASDREss, Of the lorEIcr place.
Near Healing Springs, on the same day, and BY the
same MIR IIuGI r. RAYBCRS of Allegheny county, 10
Miss KGsiAd L. KAsSEs OF Bath coIhty.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
MN AZ q A LIE.

A Valuable Farm & Merchant AlIl.
a Agent for the widow and heirs of JACOB
"a Peek, IT,, decd, am authorized TO sell the
valuable Tact OF Land and Merchant aiiil now
in the possession Of H. II. Peck. The land lies
on Crstian's Creek, within four miles OF oiaun-
ton, and is iniersrceL without injury tot by the
Virginia Central Railroad. The tract contains
3S3 ACRES, i30 acres of which are cleared and
in g0od cultivation the residue is covered with
remarkable and most valuable growth OF timber
There are sixty acres OF Bottom Land which can
not be exceled in qualify, ten acres Of which are
in Nleadr~. The quantity Of meadow may be
easily increased
| desire 10 call especial attention TO the AieP~
Chant Iz:Is, which has been in operation
number Of years and is in one of The best locations
in the County. Arrangements have been made
iur 4 Switch and Turnout On the Railroad near
the MIL S, that flour may he loaded directly With
out being hauled 10 Depot.
The other improvements are good BitiCR
DWELLING HOUSE. Kiich- .s-R
en-, necessary Oul buildings, and an s A3ss.G
excellent Swisher Barn. The pres ;;5eea tflss
eni occupant is preparing the land e t5sas1
ior Spring crop. and The purchaser shah nave
lbe benefit Of all punghing and planting dune.-
i ne Sii'lil 0Idm CIyp VIII nc l' aV'fc"'
| will sell The Mil. Mller's House ard Five
Acres Of Land separately from the residne Ct tie
tract | will also sell separately 50 innch OF the
land (snpposed to he 50 acres) as lies South "f
the Railroad The residue of the tract, Contain
ing about 5 0 Acres will make one Of the most
desirable farms in the connty.
The ter rs of sale are :-Oae-tbifd in hand and
the balance in one two and three years Deeds
will be given when the first payment is made. the
vendors lein TO be retained for the unpaid pnr-
chase money. negotiable note at 9U> or l2O
DAYS, with good endorsers will be taken for the
hand payment. Possession given at once.
Itnoi sold before will on Saturday The 2lst Of
.qprH. 1859 sell the above property. at pnblc
auction. on the premises. The heirs having Civ
en- me authority to sell. it is my purpose 10 effect
sale HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Agent.
March q. lSj5.-ids.
IT, VindIcator and Rock. Reg copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-04
For the Spectator.

.NIessrs Eaitors-Is it not little singular thar
the members Of the all decency party, as the
Wisei,es would have US regard them. should be
found guilty of the very Indecent trick OF walch
inu about at nght in order t. dsooyer the place
of mae,inr aud the members Of the American
party? Singular as it may appear, those very
nentlemea who hold in such ine!iible con'ernpt
the mean. sasttiag ![na& Nothings are them
selves guilty of sneaking about under cover OF
the nght lar the pnrpose of aSccr'aia'ng who the
members of this nys'eriou3 order are and 1t pls-
sible wha: ,rarsplr2s at taeir meetings. The
Know Nothings may be mean set OF ieIlaws
but an evesdropper cannct possibly he auythiog
elss tk't'NO VI SAM =