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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-09-19

To - Ne,eman and Nancy has ,oDe, James Cra,c-
ford, Jilltam Crawford Samuel Gilasby and Polly
his rife, aud Ssmwel Crawford
TAKE NOTICE that on Monday the 18th day Of Dc
tobes, 1855, shall proceed by virtue to take the
Deposition of Elizabeth Iauderdae, Mrs Nancy Ken
nor, James Davis, Mrs Mary Fullerton and others
at the Court House of Lincoln county Tennessee, 10 be
read evidence for the Plaintiffs the Chauccry cause
depending in the Circuit Court Of Augusta in the State
plaintiffs and yourselves and others Defendants
Ii from any the Dispositions aforesaid should not
BE- commenced, being commenced should not be com
plcted the day above named the taking of the same
viii be adjourned from day TO day till they compile
ted JOHN c. SARBAR, ct ais.
BY their Counsel lMBoDBY s. McCUE.
Sent L, lS55.-4t =. -
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Liverpool Salt.
JsO SACKS Salt--large and iine--low for caah.
lou K. q. BiCGLE.
Stanton, Sept u, ls55.-st
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Annual Meeting of the Middlebrook

& BrOWnsburg Turnpike Company,
T meeting of the Board Of Directors of said Com
n pany held at Brownsburg, on Saturday, September
Sth, 1865, it was
ordered, That the Annual Meeting Of the Stcckhold-
ers of this Company be called at MiddebroCk Saur
day the 10Th day of October, 1885, and that the Pres
deaf advertise the time and place Of said meeting ac
corng to law in the Stanton Spectator and Valley
Star. JOHN RANDOLPH, Prest
Sent. 10. lS55.-tdm
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",yust Arriyed.v

u ECEIVED this day, per Express, fac as -.
finest ever offered for sale in thsmarket Pat
ent Leather and Calf Skin Shoes Of every de-
scrpton at very moderate prices Also fine lot of
Boots of every quality. also few Cases heavy Bro.
gans, extra sizes. Call and examine at Union Had
Buildings. FRED. a. DAVIS co,
Stanton, dug. 10, 1885,
NIB. Every description Of work manufactured 70
order, and warranted to be equal to any made in shs
State. F. 4. d. & CO
Stanton, hug. Is, lS55.-3t
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MARLBOROUGH SPRINGS
TSR SALE,


rJ,IJE undersigned will offer for sale at public auction,
| on TNesddg 25h Of September next, the valuable
nroperty known as 1LILLB GRO SPRINGS, situa-
led in the county of Bath, at the junction Of the main
roads leading from Lexington and Stanton the differ
ont places and two miles from the tunnel on the
V;rs;na Central Railroad at which point there is 50 be
denot This property, from its location, is very de-
sroie the Hotel being situated on high table lad
olsorfs healthy. handsome and pleasant FAMuy RES
,nr,; and is within ono mile OF Windy Cove Church,
md within mile of FIGURING GliN er
The Tract offered for sale contains abont 1000 a.
cres az Land portion Of which is under cultivation,
with two Good Meadows; the whole tract IS well wa
,crcd. The cultivated portion haying water in every
faN There arc near the Hotel fPfite Sulphur aad
"a Cbn1,beate Spriag, and number OF fne Freestoao
SPRINGS on the place. large portion Is heavily TIM
bered. crock rams through the place ior Two inlies'
aGording several fine sites for Saw MIL Ss.rg
The improvements are good Brick &$s 81 q
DEVELLIW HOUSE, with suff- ss.l sisg
cent room for thirty boarders; comfort e. n,
able houses for servants, and good Sta i.s-z--1
bic torethcr with Barn and all other necessary out
houses in GOOD repair. There IS also Good Sera
Room and comfortable Dwelling House near, and is
first rate stand for business Tailor shop with Dwell
linz House and Garden attached also shoe makers
Shop and Dwelling, and three other dwelling houses
In addition TO the above buildings there arc other M
movements known as THE SHOP PROPERTY,
consisting Of Tilt Hammer, Smith Shop and wagon
Makers Shop and two Dwellings. IL deemed adyiSa-
BILE the property can be divided, and The Shop prop
erty' be sold separately. ~ ,
RcS- TERMS viii be made known on the day OF sale
JOHN u. DICKINSON. s
A,nrs
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$500 REV ARD,

DAN away from the subscriber on Saturday nigh the
Il 2Sth Of July, & ncSro 9fen, Broy7i Bob, Yves.
ley and Charles Blown is black IN Color coarse and
over TIE usual size Bob very black, Ordinary size, keen
made with long black hair, generally plated dgwa to
his shoulders West is dark muatto, thin visaged, com
mon size and rather stoop-shoudered; Charles light
black heavy set and wears whsl:ers. All Of them are
Young and likely ranging from 20 to years Of age
rhcy were all vel dressed when they LEFT, bat are said
TO be getting in ragged condition, as headed thea en-
their read to Pennsylvania and thcy have fstarned to
the vicinity Of yTamsre and Bafn 4 !Ha springs 70
Jr aout unt the noise qa;ctS little and thea Nuke
bcak TO Charleston or Pakersbarg, through Pendlc.
ton aud llasy Pennsylvania II is said they are all
furnished with passes au io:scd Tree paer., I'D be-
Ieye are waiting to ret white pilot them IS his
own who would probably cndcaYoT make sale of them
no marks recollected The above reward will bcgi en-
for their apprehension by delivery TO me or lodgment in
any Jail in The United States and secured sothat get
them, or $500 for either Of them,
JOIN P. PORTER.
Millboro' Springs Bath CO., Va, Aug %, 1s55.-4ts
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Salsine a. al 49,.

MASON. HIRSIf & CO. are now selling of their
1HL large aud well selected stock 0: Spring and Sam
mer Ready Made Clothing at cost. This proposition
will s,and until thc first Of September. .yhen they de-
sire TO brng most superb stock CT Fall and Winter
Clothing. 1fhe public are therefore respectfully and
camestiy requested to call Immediately at the store
room opposite u. NJ Cushing & Co.'S and secure bar
gains before they all go.
II. OR accounts are made OF mp TO the lst July,
lS55-and al knowing themselves indebted to us are
requested to come forward and settle, must have
money. 10 90 North BY the first Of September
Stanton, Adg. 8, 1903.
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1866. Fall Supplies. 1855.
hooks, Paper, Stationery and

: IAN y = GYUJAJO.
MORRIS, 81 Main street, Richmond, is now o.
"A. penng his usual large and general assortment Of
BOOKS, PIPER, SI,dG1ONERY, FANCY
GOODS, &c, Sc, FOR TIE FdLL TRIBE,
to which he would respectfully ask The attention Of the
merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina nad Tennessee,
visiting the cty-assuring them of as complete stock
10 select from be found in any market, and upon
terms as fair and as liberal
4. NJ is sole agent for the sale Of the celebrated
Pianos manufactured by Worcester, and viii supply
them al factory prices.
Co. Blank Books Of every description constantly on
hand and manufactured TO ORDER f. 1,
o. Binding of every description executed in the best
manner
:, 1914
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Wanted.

IRON to 10000 acres in Land Warrants for which
fair prices viii be paid. The undersigned viii be
at the Courts of Highland and Bath and can be conferred
with there, as weiss at his Office in Stanton. lie
expects in few weeks TO tase a trip to Ohio and
perhaps several other OF the Western States and viii
whilst gone, attend 10 business for those who may
wish TO employ him. REUBEN d. ilII4n =
Staunton, August 10Th, 1850
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Notice.

I'VE viii offer at public auction nStaunton on Non
w deg Ire 2iM INST, before the door OF Benz GRAVY
ford the following Stocks and Bends belonging to the
estate Of SAMUEL Finley, decd: Shares Of Stanton
and James River Turnpike Company, 500 each; $
Shares Of the New Shenandoah Company, $50 each;
Shares OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company
Also small STATE Bonds, dividends OF Va. C. H. X
tsj- Terns Cash
MATTHEW PILSON, . Ex'ors Of
SAM'L Il. FINLEY. SSanl Finley,
Sent 10, lS55.-2t
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a Yalnahla Earm for Sale.

yETTTaIN two miles OF South River and 10 Of Saun-
w ton, the subscribers offer o' sale very desirable
Tract of Land contang esI ACRES susceptible Of the
highest state Of improvement.
About 20 Acres CT the above cleared, and the BAL
ance as well as the best yet in timber Ie large pro-
portion of Bottom Land would make this very ucra-
tive Stock farm.
There 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 onchaf othe farm; AID mountain run,
on which is a site for Saw and Grist Sill, passes
through the other half
The improvements consist Of Log Dwelling Kitch
en-, Smoke house, Dairy Stable AMI Barn.
A Tahnery could be eliglby located here, surrounded
as it is with material for manufacturing Apply to
II. j. & W. CRAWFORD. .
stanton, Sept s. 1855.
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glAEEl.


In Galloway couaty, Missouri, Sunday evening and
instant at the residence Of her soninlAT, Col Isaac
Pate after painful illness Of four weeks, Mrs. Mar
TIA HENDERSON, rslict OF Daniel Henderson, dec ID,
aged eighty years eight months sni twenty eight
days. Ths deceased was native OF August. county,
Va, aad sister 10 the late Captain Samuel Steele o.!
Augusta She resided Augusta county until theyear
1928, when with her husband and family removed 70
Missouri where she resided until the time Of her death
For several years before her death she was much aic
ed and when death al last overlook her She surrender
ed her breath in the calm and serene faith OF true
Christian.
At the Red Sweet Springs, on Saturday the sth mat
p Mrs KATE c. LUcKETr, eonsort Of DR.. Francis T.
Luckctt Of the Warm Springs, Bath county, Va, in
the Goth year Of her age.
Seldom are we called upon TO record the departure Of
orc combining so many aniablc and endoarin traits OF
character as the deceased. Attractive in pcrsou, win
ming in manners ardent and faithful in friendship, she
has twnsd herself closely around the hearts Of nunes
Gus circle of friends in whose memories she viii long
@ be warmly and tcnderly cherished
To her afflicted husband and relations, she has left
sweet hope that their sad bereavement is her eternal
ean Her summons from the vanitie of time to the
ahtiss Of eternity was sndden having been i'll about
week. Yet she met it with calmneSs and resignation.
Expressing to the picus friends who surrounded her
couch sense of pardoned sins and trust n the merits
Of her Saviour. May "He who heals the woruded
heart apply the balm Of consolation those nearest
and dearest to her, and separc them all for bSstl
Reunion in that happy land where sorrow and separa-
ton are unknown. FRIEND.
CO. Lexington Gazette please copy.
few days past in the city of Montgomery, Alabama,
r .ELnABErH LEWIS She native of the Sheaan
doah Valley, and had lived beyond ninety years. She
was a granddaughter Of John Lewis, the first settler
on the head waters Of the Shenandoah River the daugh
ter of Thomas Lewis, the Provincial Surveyor OF Au-
gusa county. and the wife Of Thomas NJ Gimer, po-
neer of the Virginia emgrns 20 the State OF Georgia
She was the mother of twelve children eight of whom
living. Her patience and perseverance, indus
try and cheerulness Kindness and good temper purity
aud DEVOTION made her model wife and mother
Though she renewed from the Shenandoah Valley when
young mother she retained through LIE vivid
embrancc of rhe beauty of the streams the meadows,
the mountains of her native country, and love for its
people and her kindred. The marriage OF her son,
Gov. Gilmer, Of G eorga, with the daughter Of Maj
Grattaa, OF Rockingham county, turlIshcd her the
means Of agreeable communication with the friends Of
her youth aud with their families and descendants aud
thus, though she lived and died away from she was
yet one ofUs.
6s- Richmond Enquirer and Rock Reg. please copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-09-19

commissioners Sale OF land.
sSY, virtue Of a decree Of Court, appointlng rae
AS Commissioner, will proceed to sell, on sat-
mdry, the l3th Of October next, ON the premises,
ihe tract of land, known as the '.TEAFORD
TRACE" belonging to the late Samuel Peace,
deceased, containing abou. EH5 Acres and ad-
joining Westview.
This Tract of Land lies on Middle river, about
six miles west Of Stanton on the main road lead
ing TO Buffalo Gap, and is very productive well
improved farm.
ii has on it a good, substantial, two story
FRAME HOUSE. Good Kitchen, and, in fact
every ether necessary building in good repair
There s never falling Spring, Of the very best
Water, and sufficiently strong to turn almost any
knd of Machinery.
FRUIT is also abundant and Of the best quail
tv. 1t is, in short, most desirable little Farm,
and is well worth the examination Of any one who
may desire to purchase.
TERMS.-Sl500 on the LIST Of March, 1856.
The balance in three equal instaments TO fall
dae respectively on the st Of March, ia the yeaTo
1857. 1883 and l959-the purchaser to give bond
with good pessanal security, and the title 10 bs
retained as Ultimate security.
JACOB KELLER.
Sent. l2. lS55-tdS. Commissioner.
p ST. Will entertain propositions for sale Of
the above property privately subject TO the ratf-
cation Of the Courl. ffsold privately before the
18th Ov,UbeT uutice will be given. j. K.
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rnrrrn frnnerhu far sala.

stanton, Aug. Is, 1855.
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TTAVINC. moved TO the country wish 10 sell my
4 property in StaunOn, consisting Of Store AND
WARE Room. and room now occupied as Gun Shop;
and DWELLING sufficient for common sized family.
vstti., before blondqy he 9Th inst, il will be offered
on that day publicly. Terms made known on day Of
sale. s-'a, a. IL. FioiEk.
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ra. a. DAVES & co.
NEW BOOKS.

A MEMOIR Of the Rev. Sydney Smth,by his daugh-
a tcr,Lady Holland History ofthe Council ofTrcnt,
from the French CT L. T. Burgener; The Hidden Psth,
by the author of Alone - Light and Darkness Moan
tains and Molehls or Recollection OF a Burnt Journal
By Frank Marryat Wakna, or adventures on the Mes.
Quito Shore by Samuel A. Bard Letters to the Right
Rev: John Hughes, Roman Catholic Bishop Of New
York; revised and enlarged by Krwan; The Heiress OF
Hauehton; Avilon The Controversy between Sena-
tor Brooks and Bishop Hughes Peeps from Belfreys
by F. W. Shelton Our counrymen, or brci memoirs
Of Eminent Americans, by Bcnson j. Losing The Six
Days of Creation or the Scripture Cosmology with the
ancient idea of Time world, distinction from Worlds
in Space by Taylor Lewis just received AID for sale
by ROBERT CoWAN.
Sept 5, 1885,
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S.s,sAg.EN.

IRON my farm, near Greenve, on 20
L Saturday night last, the LIST inst, 4 i,g-7-rf 4
BAY HORSE, with black name, tail iY.SS ,SssssS
and legs, and four years old last K
spring He is tolerably tall, round bodied $685.
heavy maue, little rough, tail rather light white
recolccted except two small spots the faok,
think the right SIDE. 90 liberal reward wall be
given for his recovery
Sept. d, 1850 JOHN FRENGER.
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vH7HE bonds accounts Sc. Of A. NJ. Simpson g.
E Co., to July LIST; 1865. have been placed 10
my hands for settlement. Those knowing Them
selves indebted will please come forward and set'
tie. j. G. WHEAT.
Staunton: Aug. 1855.
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flUR accounts now drawn off 10 July ls; all per-
y sons knowing themselves indebted to US ether)by
note or account, respectfully called on 10 make SET
tlemcnt either BIZ note or Cash.
We are promptly called upon TO pay our bills every
four or six monts and tITist asking too much
OF cur friends to dc the
TIIT5 j. BR.lNDEBURC s. co.
Staunt5.. L4ur, IS, ls5s-omo =
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Selling Of at Cost for Cash ~!
- :, y. = y = .sresI ~ 4 Z, -. n N'ryC

YB,aE subscriber wishing TO rcdacc his stock TO pre-
pare for the approaching season. takes this method
of informing the public that he will sell at prime cost
for cash. up to the first of October next He has large
and well selected stock OF Diy Goods and Millinery
Goods Positively no goods Booked unless at profit
Call carly Is yen can get bargains for your money
-. fIs''.l, ; GEO. w. SMITH.
Stanton, Aug l5, 1855.
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nFsTRARLE Eo1EE FOn sALE,

vIE subscriber being DESTROYS Of changing his busi
I ness, offers Gor sale The House aud Let, where he
now resides, situated in the town Of Waynesborough,
Augusta county, Va The baildng, are all new, and
weil arranged, Is 10 convenience api comfort.
Waynesborough is directly the Virginia Central
Railroad aud is regarded one OF the most prosperous
aud thriving villages in ;he State
G- Ter.ps wiz Be liberal, and TIE property shown
by the Subscriber to any person wishing to purchase
1la JAMES w. TAYLOR.
JVa,-nesboro' Aug Is 1865
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mp TTSTr SAT,T.

ToY vrtue Of deed of trust executed to me BY VIM.
b r. Smith aud wife, and of record in the Clerks OF
ice Of the Hastings Court Of Stanton will proceed to
sell at public auction on Saturday ie Oh a. Oe!oJer
next the life estate of Mrs Smith IN The Valuable Prep
,s,1aows Town. on the ccrner Of Augusta street and
tho street runnng right angles from it, by the resi-
dence Of Judson AicCCy
Mr. Marquis, the purchaser at former sale not nav
mo compsd with its terms it will be sold the day
above mentioned at the risk OF Mr. NJ
o. Terms ofsale--cssh A. II. Fl. STUART.
iSapt - -l5J5.-U. L. copy.
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Mcyg,nTs.-
STAPLES, MARTIN & 60.
Tagxe Notice.

CTEINER, BROS. S: CO., offer 10 sell their sill
- large and well selected stool; of Spring and Summer
Clothing, to the amount OF 900 or SIS O0o worth, at
prime Baltimore cost in order to MAKE room for large
stool, of Fall and Winter Clothing. All in want Of
clothing will 10 wen 10 call carly this change will
be o the Isl day Of August til the Goth Of September
n. B--AI the accounts 70 the Ist Jay drawn OIL,
and we beg 10 say that as is we'll known all that
times are hard for merchants make their payments,
We request all or friends 20 mp and settle at once,
as we are going TO the Northern cities by the last day
of August Remember the Stone Building opposite
Schsrer's Confectionery.
Stanton Aug 8, 1866.
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4 Z A DE, j b
WNEEl, 1858.

E1AE IEl, ESsseSs
WE arc now receiving aad opening the largest and
w most splendid stool, OF E,ALL HID gT'ING'Ett
CT OlHfIN(9 wcihayc ever exhibited. Our stock has
been manufactured by ourselves undergrad advantages.
and will be found TO embrace every style and grade CT
goods in cur line. In oldsr 10 accommodate "a increas
inc trade ,sc have fitted up thesesoi.d s.ory Of our
House exclusively for the Wholesale Trade, where we
are prepared to exhibit 10 Wholesale Dealers very
extensive stock Of Clothing, gotten up with great care,
in good style, and particularly adapted to The Virginia
and North Carolina trade On our first floor we have
our usual superb stock for Retail Sales, in which will be
found the latest styles and most fashionable goods in the
country made I'D in the best and warranted to
fit and wear well. Having one Of our firm c0nstan,y
in the New York market bnying largely for Cash, and
manufacturing do for eight Houses, with an OK
perience Of sety:een years, offer such induce
mcnts to the merchant and consumer will defy com.
petition Returning our thanks for the liberal patron
age long bestowed u.s. pledge ourselves TO de-
serve its continuance
SIC srls KEEN, BALDWIN s. Co,
Richmond, Aug. %, 1856. I02 Main Street.
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Religious Notice.

protracted meeting viii be held at Laurel Hill Bap-
fist Church. near New Hope, Augusta county, TO com
nc &C on Saturday Def the 9th Sabbath IN SePtem-
ber and 10 be conducted by Rev T. W. Roberts, Pas
tor of the Church, and Rev P c. Hogc, OF ScottsTle
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ralnahIn Rnildinr Lnr for Sale.

ValWaDi0 bG.Iuln6 LUI TO! HaA0,
ENIiE subscriber offers for sale valuable lot contain
l ing Half an Acre AID Twenty Poles, lying immedi-
atey north of and opposite to the Passenger Depot in
Stanton II fronts about l40 feet on the Aiddlcbrook
road and $40 feet the street. 1t is admirably
adaste for hotel for the accommodation of passengers
Oh the railroad and of persons having business at the
reight-depo,, being within fifty feet Of the Station
House. ts.3
The purchaser will have The benest of connecting any
building he may erect with the new brick ware house
now in process of erection the adjoining lot, and thus
be enabled 10 save the cost of one wall.
Ten years credit win be allowed on the puncuel pay
ment OF the interest semi annually.
The subscriber also has for sale or rent two new
Framed Houses situated OH the Alley Northeast of his
residence. ALEX. II. IL. 81 ak l.
Sent 10 lS55-At
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Puhgie sale Of land and
prgT7sNTyAT, PROPERTY.

September l2, l655.-'ds.
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rrnnn lawn FnR SALE.

I'M Saturday Tie 2Otl Of October, the subscribers will
y sell at public auction in Stanton in lets Of 10 to II
acres each tract of land containing about IS Acres
belonging to the estate OF Dr. A "addeil deed ne
land lies between the ParkerSbarg Turnpike aud the
Old Hottie Mill road, and is some thrce miles from
town About Is acres cleared and under cultiva-
ton the remainder is well timbered. plot viii be
shown to persons, " ;shiRg 10 purchase.
TEaMs.-One-trd in hand, the remainder in pay
ments Of 8, II and IL months, with good security, and
bearing interest from date.
j. ALEX. WADDELL 2rx,ors
JOS. A. WADDELL, 5
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TME uARAET PRICES.
srAUNToY PRIoEs CURRENT.

STAUNTOT PRICES CURRENT.
Reported WseEiy for the Spectator by Batter = Co.
FLoUR, (od,) sup, 81 So WHEAT, (red) lao
Bacon, (hams,) IL. g (whitc) 5 or
(middliagS,) 10. Conn, Soc
SO (hog -round,) IL. RYE. Csc.
SAT-, Ashton, $3.2i OARS, 25c.
ground alum, 80 %. FLAxsEED, S 90.
PLASTER. lump, Sl2.
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pUpT,TC SALE.

A I the residence OF the subscriber, "Wednesday the
IA Bird of October, will bcoifcred for sale, carriage
and buggy, number of work horses and colts, milch
and ycung cattle Sheep cooking and several
chamber Stoves school desks, household and kitchen
furniture farming implements, books aud other articles.
Also two excellent forte pianos, unless sold privately
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
Sept u, l355.-St JAMES MORRlSON.
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NOTICE.

UERSCNS having claims against the estate Of D.. 4.
nroneriy antbent;eated without delay and ali perso.
indebted 10 the estate to the late firm Of Dn 4:
j. A. Waddell, VIII please come forward and settle ~
mediately. ]. ALEX. WADDELL, lRx.on.
JOS. A. WADDELL,
Aue 6 1s5j--3t
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"a, esgass az EIawd;,cnvvare.

China, GLASS az Esara;acnvySre.
TIVE subscriber having determined to continue his
L business oilers for sale large and well assortei
stock of all kinds of Goods usually kept in his line and
10 CASH BUYERS OR PvNcTUAL CUSTOMERS he IS DIS
cd to offer great inducements, and solcs call and
ms pectiOn Of his goods. a
JOHN T. DOWELL,
No. ii, King ST., below Fairfax.
Sept. 10, iS55.-6t Alexandria, Va.
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rTotiCe TO Farmers.

WE have a large lot Of and horse Livingston
w Ploughs and Castings hand ard Coz sale mod
crate t01is. ~
:. ssastfs-6 Old Castings taken in exchange for new.
b. &. j. s. CRAWFORD
stanton, Aug. s, ls55-6t