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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
Hoard

AIRS. HILL is prepared to board six or eight young
VI ladies', upon the usual terms. Residence near the
"Stannon Academy" whsys fss'ss7 n'oThs''c+ may
be obtained
Sast ), less.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
Public Sale Of land and
y,rl.s s. TaxS AT EGR rrT

LIEs&s > SaS EAEl L E~~IE <AAa = L
EATILL be sud at public sale on Thursday the
w 4th day of October next, at the late real
dence of Col James Crawford decd. quantity
of personal property consisting of ioraes, Cattle,
Is of them fat, rs Stock Cattle, and number OF
Mich Cows and young Cattle two four Horse
wagons. and sundry farming utensils, with va
rlety OF Household and Kitchen Furniture. sc.
And on the same day will be offered about
THIRTY .4CRES OF LIND, lying within
one mile and half Of Stanton, between the
Central Railroad and the Stauniun and Scoiis-
Vile Turnpike.
Said Land will be sold together, or in lots, as
laid Off by survey and plot, which will be ex-
hibited on the day of sale, or on any day to suit
the purchasers.
Terms of Sale of the Land will be one third
in cash, and the balance in two equal annual in
stalnents well secured and of the personal prop
erty terms made known on the day Of sale.
MARGARET A. CRAWFORD.
Executrix OF J. Crawford, decd.
Sent 70 lS55.-tds.
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hiSfH2N.

l an Estray COW, of dar. brown color, white bacI
and belly both cropt and slit in the right ear min
or ten years old. Appraised at SIS.
An Extract, JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
p Sept, ~; 1855,
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Essa Trade.

BOOTS AID SaONS!!!
L. LAYTON would respectfully inform cue ci:i-.p.
II. OF Stanton and the surrounding country that lie has
commenced Gin the room door North Of &. x j. s.
Crawford's Store and occu-
,. pied for several years by Mr. sssss ~ $50
L. Cowan as aBookStore,) iA
9~-S--z&1r" TO manufacture all kinds Of
LADIES' Misses S, Chidrcn's Shoes from the very bes;
materials latest styles and under his Supervision
Embroidered Work made to order, in the most TASK
ionable style.
lie has also on hand an assortment of Mems and oyo
BOOTS and Soas, among which may be found the hand
soonest of Gent French Dress Boots in this market
s. Orders promptly attended to and work made at
the shortest notice. h. LA W ION.
Stamton, Sept 10, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
Public Sale of
70 A n 0 K h L A N D.

WILL be sold at public auction, on Monday the Isl
w day of October, on the premises, to the highest
bidder the valuable Farm owned by John Shirley,
decd. containing 500 Acres, lying on the main road
leading to Franklin Court house, and within two hum
dred yards Of the Big Lick Depot, and adjoining the
lands of John Trout, f. Rorcr and others The land
has a good DWELLING HOUSE Oh it, with fine
Barn and all other necessary out houses atached lays
we'll is in high state of CIVILIZATIONS well suited TO the
production of all kinds of gram, has sufcieucyof wa
Ter and timber to all the purposes OF farm, and
is in fine neghborhood- a word it is all that could
be desired in a farm.
Those in want Of farm would do well to examine it
for in it they will find good, convenient, and desra
bic residence 1t will be shown to persons by Mr.. Pc
ter Shirley, who resides on it.
Terms liberal and will be made known on the day o
sale.
By order of the Lcgatees,
Sept. TO- l555.-tds JACOB Shirley.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
VaInahla Town T,ots por Sale.

TOR a beautiful residence in Of the most desirable
L neighborhoods in the town Of Staunton having al
the social advantages of the town, and the time
the sweet sccuson Of the country, these lots afford
rare opportunity
For nfornation relating to thcir location or charac
ter, and TO purchase, apply to the Undersigned.
BREEZE JOHNSON.
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GEO. W. WEAKLEY.
WILL YOU HEAR, YE AFFLICTED, oNE OF
THE BEST AND MOST HIGHLY ESTEEM
ED CITIZENS or BALTIMORE
HE SPEAKS THE SENTIMENTS Of THOU
II Z 4 r II / N
BALTIMORE, March 18th, 1855.

Mesns. Mortimer s. Mo,cWGy:
Gents-It VIII be ont Of my power 70 tell you IN
this certificate OF all the good have derived from the
use of DR.. Hampton's Fegetable Ifnet,us. For more
than twelve months have been in bad health. with
what my doctors called rheumatism, Dyspepsia and
general arrangement Of the whole nervous SYSTEM for
weeks al time was unable 10 leave my bed with ses
we're pains my side, back and breast, with appe-
te and great debility. After trying various remedies.
from which derived little, if any beneft, became
much dsprited at this time advised By friend
who had been cured by the ITncUe TO make trial Of
it, am happy did SO, for after taking two or three
bottles, I find myself restored TO health.
My daughter, also, who was broken down in health.
has been restored b. IT, Some of my neighbors have
also been cured and Others benefited by its My
desire is to bear testimony Of he -0od have derived
cannot say too much in favor OF tas valuable medicine
nor express in this way all the sucrngs FROM which
have been relieved but those who afflicted will
call on will give them satisfactory evidence Of the
great healing and restorative powers Of Hamptons Veg
etable IInct,Te. Yours, truly, WIN. HIGH.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03

JUST received and for sale nec lot Chooses. Po-A
y Cider Vinegar, and large lot Of Woodca War; q
oil descriptions. SrAPLEsSs AARy1E q CO,
staastss; S-pt IS. lsss,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
LAND FOR SALE.

ATTY health not being good, and the distance I've
hl from my farm making it impossible to give it the
necessary attention, have concluded to offer 1t Tor sale
1t is situated on the Big Calf Pasture Augusta county
on the Warm Springs Turnpike, and about elghtceH
ailes from Stanton. The tract contains 1855 ACbEo
asd adoins the lands Of the late Sam' Blackburn, M
Kincaid and others. The improvements cor
si,t Of a comfortable log w Ell L G -ssSsesA
HOUSE, SAW MILL, SC From l25 s..sssg@
ercd with nine and oak timber The soil is
good clay and productive, and is well adapted to wheat
corn. oats clover timothy &c. There is quantity ID
.. land TO clear Plenty Of other timber in the yaa-
ity of the saw MILL The place will make good era
for themselves GEORGE A. CALHOUN.
West View, juno ID, 1850
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mNEW HAT & CAP STORE. g

TENHE undersigned have this day (Sept l2,) tormed a
I Co-Partuership under the style aad lirm of
BINFORD DICKINSON & WE!SlGEB,
snd have taken the stand recently occupied by Hugh A.
Watt No. rs Main street, where they are now opening
complete stock of Hats, Caps and FSs, which will
be sold on the best terms at Wholesale and Retail
They invite the attention Of country merchants and
others with confidence, believing that their facilities
for Obtaining the best goods in their lac, at the looeSt
prices are such enable them 10 do justice 10 all who
will cstead to them their patronage.
n g. We have scared the valuable services of
Nir Geo w. Ducsberry, SO long known 20 the trade,
who ,ocits the patronage Of his trcnd and customers.
FRANKLIN p. BINFORD,
ROBERT J.. DICKINSON,
POWHATAN WEISlGER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
"REMINISCENCES Sale aG Land.

Cnesev aaissioner's Sale OF Land.
/ ID Y virtue of decree of Court. appointing me-
kH Commissioner. will proceed 10 sell. on Sal
urdtty, The 13M of October next, on the premises,
the tract of land, known as the "TEAFORD
| TRACT" belonging to the late Samuel Peace,
deceased, containing abou! Ii5 Acres and ad
joining Westview
This Tract of Land lies on Middle river, abont
six miles west Of Stanton on the main road lead
inc to Buffalo Gap and is very productive well
! improved farm.
it has on it good, substantial, twostory
! FRAME HOUSE. Good Kitchen, and in fact
every other necessary building in good repair
There is a never failing Spring, of the very best
Water. and sufficiently strong 10 turn almost any
kind of Machinery.
FRUIT is also abundant and of hs best quail
ty. 1t is, in short, a most desirable little Farm.
and is well worth the examination OF any one who
may desire to purchase.
TERMS.-$l500 on the lst of March, 1896
The balance in three equal instaments TO fall
due respectively on the LIST of March. IN the Jearn
! 1857. 1858 and lS59-the purchaser to give bond
with good personal security, and the title to be
retained as ultimate security.
JACOB KELLER.
Sept IL. lS55-tds. Commissioner
p. ST. will entertain propositions for sale OF
the above property privately, subject 10 the ratlfl
cation of the Court. II sold privately before the
| otb Ociohnr notice will he Given. J. X.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
NEGROES FOR SALE,

WILL offer at public sale for cash, the 10Th day
Of N0gen,ber next, al The front door OF the Court
house Of Upshur county being the ast day Of the Coun
Men. belonging TO the estate Of Joseph Wood
deed
The said negroes have had good experience as farm
Lapd house servants aad ostlers and will be sold for
no fault whatever but for the liquidation Of the debts Of
the said Wood.
lean recommend the said negroes as bciag faithful
and trustworthy ants for which reieresce can be
had TO A. Poundstonc d. S. Hsscldea and 3. Basel,
ID said county and also James p. Bartlett Of Clarks
burg Harrison county, Va, TO whom the said negroes
have been hired for several years
Persons wishing TO purchase will do well to avail
themselves Of IN opportunity, as such negroes are sell
dom offered for sale.
DC 5Onis non, with the will Az
nexed Of Joseph " God, decd
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
The Great Medical Discovery
Of the Age, is
AYERS EasAaVtSc pills.

'I'HEI don't hetQ complaints, out &fSss
i they cure them. h &%eA %
One Box has cured Dyspepsia. J VSs4a$TY
Three Boxes have cured the worst Xsss9.3
eases Of Scrofua. - g.
Two Boxes have cured Erysipe- E6G Esrse5Y
hs EssSh
One Box always cures the Jaun-
aiss. SSsSso~ssEs1s.aNI-Hs-sa
Three Boxes 10 cleanse the system from Bois
-Sften less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst OF ulcers
n the legs.
Small doses seldom fail TO cure the Piles.
One dose the headache arising from foul stom-
RoA.
Strong doses often repeated eXpel every worm from
the body They should be given TO children who arc
ALWAYS more or less afflicted with this sconrge
IA gentle Physic they have equal.
One Box cures arrangement Of the Liver.
Hall Box cures Cold
They purify the blood and thus strike at the founda
tioa of every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world
They arc purely vegetable, and can do no harm' o"
Do accomplish unaccOuntabc amount OF good.
Prepared by DR. j. G. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell Massachusetts, and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine through this section
Sept. 5, lS55.-2mo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
Wanted.

IRON to 10000 in Land " arranis FOR which
i fair prices will be paid. The undersigned viii b,
at the Courts Of Highland and Bath and be conferred
with there, as well as at his Office in Stanton II,
expects in few weeks to take trip to Ohio ant
perhaps several other of the Western States and vii
whilst gonc attend to business for those who may
wish TO employ him. REUBEN ID. llIl&4.
Staunton August 99th, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
LAND In MARKET.

pursuance ofa trust deed executed TO me BIZ Elias
Hahn will proceed, on the premises, Saturday Tie
GOTH day Of October next, TO sell at public sale, to the
highest bidder, tract Of land containing 90 Acres,
more or less on the Middle River, and being the
land eyed to the said Hahn by Jacob Hanger and
wte b.; deed duly of record. The land is of good and
improved character convenient TO market Churches AID
Schools.
A5The Terms ofsae arc costs Of sale and fourth
of purchase money in hand and the remainder in three
equal annual instruments the purchaser 10 give bond and
good security and the title be retained additional
security.
Title is good, but shall only convey such title as '
vested in me-. NJ X. TROUT, Trustee.
Sept. 10, lS55.-tds
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Backhlaon, Oct. 3, 1S55.-td'
FAIL ANN WINTER GOODS.

NTOJP sec,,l attention is respectfully invited to the
i large and handsome stock Of Fail and Winter Goods
that now receiving. have taken great pans &c
select good articles and Of the latest fashions great care
has been akca that they be purchased at the IoWet
possible prices that the market afford, and VIII DC
sold at very small advance.
Ii at all tunes affords great pleasure TO exhibit our
solicit your inspection before max NJ your fall and win
ter purchases. Very respectfully,
Btaunton, Oct. 3, 1855. GEORGE w. SMITH.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
Esfg.aY.

TAKEN up by Henry II. Hamilton, Of Augusta coun-
", as an estray, Dark Bay Horse with black legs
and bushy NAME lame in his right fore foot or leg f
teen hands high no shoes Supposed to be from y
10 IA years old, and appraised at S35,
An Extr8ct-Teste,
SeFt. IS, 1888. w. A. BURNETT, D. c,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
Annual Meeting of the MiddlebrOok
81 RrnwnShnrc TnrnniI1a CnnnanV

A T meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF said Com
"A pany held at Brownsburg, on Saturday, September
8th, 1855, it was
Ordered, That the Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
this Company be called at Middebrook Satur
day the Goth day OF October 1885, and that the Pres
deaf advertise the time and place of said meeting
cording to law in the Staunton Spectator and Valley
Star JOHN RANDOLPH, Pres't.
Sent 10 lS55-tdm
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Valuable Hand for Sale.


OY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of dugasia
ID county, rendered the 9th day OF June, 1893, ia
the case Of Mary +. Johnston widow, &c. vs. Eliza
of October 1856, on the premises, proceed TO sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder the very aluabi.
Tract of Land in the bill and proceedings mentioned
containing 2I3 Acres, reseryng ! OF al acre upon
which there is grave yard. This tract Of land ' tue
one upon which William Johnston resided IN his lie
time and is situated in the immediate vicinity of nit.
Sidney, adjoining the lands OF Jonathan Sheets JoAo
Crawford and others About 10 Acrcs arc cleared and
in a good state Of cutivation-the remainder " ell tim,
bcred with pine and oak. The improvements in good
condition and consist of large FRAME HOUSE
Barn, Stable Spring house, &c.
There are two excellent Springs upon the + ARM
good Orchard, and fencing in good repair
TER 1fS-One third Of the purchase money IN mana
and the balance in three equal annual insaImeni' the
purchaser giving bond with good personal security ioI
the deferred payments aud the legal title TO the lana
TO be retained as ultimate security.
HENDERSON NJ. BELL,
t X 1s,5 tbs COmY.
1c5-Vindcator and Rockingham Register copy tbs ana
note fees,
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EiSSnaEEAann

TENT1E firm of Fishburn & Awde was dissolved ON the
L first day OF September by agreement. The part
nershp accounts are ready for settlement and will
be attesded to by d. Fishburn who also assumes all
debts of the firm. FISHBURN & AWDE.
The business will be continued as heretofore by my
self The trade in Flour, Bacon Butter &C., still kept
up Guano and Plaster furnished
DANIEL FISHBURN.
Waynesboro', Sept 10, lS55-St
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
BLEEDING Of re LUNGS.

IlALIsI'IIt' ~ tDs NIIty VT EDS"'
lfes.rs. 1Torfiner 8. .HorjrGy:
do hereby certify. that abou, twelve moaths ago
was taken with severe hemorrliagc OF the Lungs, and
had four attacks Of il. advised TO try Dr. Hump
tons Vegcta5ie Tinciwe procured one bole aud al
ter taking which was satisfied that was much bet
ter and that after taking tc fourth bottle. was en-
tircIy well, and now enjoy good health as ever |
did in my life. can, aad 10, without the least hcsita
ticn, recommend the TnctTe to all persons afflicted in
my way Yours,
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KEEN. BADDWIN \ JUr
Richmond, Aug %, 1856. lO2 Main Stree
PUBLIC SALE OF

- ~ - ~ WA @lNs Ss
land, Slaves, $SfGca, Crops, &C.
HAVING determined to remove TO the South, will,
IL on Tuesday The Oh dug Of October 1865, asay res
dencc near the town of Liberty in the county OF Bed
ford SELL to the highest bidder public auction, my
TRACT OF LAND, OF which now reside, con-
tanning about 1850 Acres. This land lies within a
mile Of the Depot on Tie Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, at the town Of Liberty. large portion OF 1t is
heavily timbcrcd it has it an abundance OF water,
and the cleared land in high state of improvement
The improvements consist Of large and com. "a
modious DWELLING House., lee house, Well sFzsA
and we'll house, aud all other necessary out ..stIA
houses, including large number Of conior'a- iis A
BILE negro Cabins, and large aud convenient
Barn The dwelling house is beautifully located in the
centre of large yard filed with shade trees near ar
the most delightful and pleasant family residences in the
upper country Tais Tract Of Land from its contigaiy
most desirable and valuable in this country. My resi-
dcnce is just mile from the town of Liberty, where
there are four churches, excellent schools and popu-
ation as moral and refined in any in the State
will take plcasGrc in showing the land to any one who
will call on me. il will be sold in entire tract or
divided into two or more tracts, 30 suit purchasers
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03

Also, at the same time and place,
will sell TO the highest bidder, 30 VAL
liable slaves. the most Of them young
and very likely; among them is coed
Blacksmith, several good Cooks, and
number Of valuable house servants.
Also, all my Horses, Mules. Cattle,
Ii. Il go II. ..,.n,... Lid Gnn
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Richmond, Sept. u, 1855.

Valuable building Lot for Sale.
TsNHE subscriber offers for sale valuable lot contain
4 ing Half an Acre aud Twenty Poles, lying immedl-
atcy north Of and opposite the Passenger Depot in
road and 2lV feet on the cross street 1t admirably
adapted for hotel Tor the accommodation Of passengers
the railroad and Of persons having business at the
feight-depot, being within fifty feet OF the Station
House.
The purchaser will have the benefit Of connecting any
building he may erect with the new brick ware house
in process OF erection on the adjoining lo and thus
be enabled 10 the cost Of one wall.
Fen years credit will be allowed on the punctua pay
ment OF the interest semi annually
The subscriber also has for sale or rent two new
Framed Houses, situated on the Alley Northeast Of his
residence. ALEX. IL. ii. STUART.
Sept. y, lS55-4t
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C,iAsnn 6el.ss & EarfhenNare.

TIME su6scriber having determined 10 continue hi:
business, offers for sale large and well assOrie
stock of all kinds of Goods usually kept in his line and
to CASH BUYERS pUNcrUAL CUSTOMERS ne rs dls
posed to offer great Inducements ana soiicS ca ano
inspection of his goods: ~ Dowrr1
No. Al, King ST., below Fairfax,
Co.. ~ ,s55 ct Alexandria, Va.
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Sept. IL, $3.50
S,EOTE e.,

from my farm, near 1'een!iile, on "a
i Saturday night last the LIST inst, 1vs;;;..rE
Bay HORSE, with black mane' tan VI
spring He is toIcrably tall, roand bodied, :ssz
heavy name, little rough, tail rather light, white
recocctcd except two small spots near the flank,
think the right side, 91- lipe'ai reward VII! be
given sur his recovery ,o,r>, ,,-,r,.,,,r-,
Sept o lS55. IVtfN FH.stSNt-h.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03
SsoD Thief and sSunaway.

ONE GENT, a CHEW OF TOBACCO and no
v thanks viii be given for the apprehension and deliy.
cry in Huntcrsville p9cahontas county va; my
teen wears Of ace and has neakng, shecpish appear
anca wLcn Snocn a. He left on Sunday last, taking
with him good portion of my Saddlor's Tools, All
persons are hereby orwarned OF haT6orng or employ
Ing said boy. W. - Ah Ai"'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-03

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
Session fSe5s5--'6S.
T'HE Annual Course Of Lectures will commence on
Monday, October Sth, 1900, at College Building,
corner Of Marshal and College Streets, Richmond, and
continue till 10th March ensuing Catalogue containing
fuller information, will be forwarded to those who ap-
ply for it, or specific enquiries answered by letter.
cuding ADMINISTRATIONS Tr Sl2O 90
DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ. D.,
Dssn Of ths Faculty.
sA.a 10 1eEs 400
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Take Particular Notes !!
yASEECA ABLE CLoTaIGG {!
wholesale CT sEetRss

" E1baFetsst Ut k+VttS8a
TJNHE subscriber would respectfully in6rm their au
merous friends and the public that their New Stock
for the approaching scaSon has been received The cS
tensYe patronage they enjoy siace long IN this town and
neigh5 rhood Induced them urni>a their store this
time with larger supply yhau they ever brought on be-
fore Great care has also been taken IN selecOag The
latest STYLES and fnest qualities You will ind there
variety Of Coaks and Overc5Gs It all prices color and
fashions; Frock Sack, Dress aud cashmere Coa,A OF
every description; unneaionabls variations m Psat'
and Vests from the lowest u the aghcst priced
A great variety OF BOYS ClorHNU; TpakS. Gaps aud
Ha Gum and Oil Cloths, Umbrellas, and all other ar.
ticeI b. ,osnd in similar establishment, which all
10 name would be a useless attempt All they wish IL
call from everybody Ia want of some Of their goods,
and they can warrant hu iuh satisfaction WHOLESALERS
offered at reduced prce,.
STEINER, BROS * Co,
Stanton, Oct 3, 1855 Near Virginia Hotel.
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iUHE subscribers have on hands quantity of LUlT-
L BER of every description, which they will sell
on the usual terms. They will also furnish Lumber 10
order, of any kind and to any amount Plastering
Laths can always be had at their Steam Saw Mill.
WELLER & PARXINS.
Mt. SiSHoy, Sept %, lsSs
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Naw Pall and Wintar clothinr

NO" A-4 anu " 4ALcA N4ytA1N0t
WE have iaSt received our in every respect well Sc
w lected Fail and Winter Stock Aware Of thee de-
mands Of our friends AID the public generally left
soan nohin. undonc for them an assortment
frat rate both in quantity aud quality, pattern in fact
of Fashion and Style, and prepared every
comr,-t on and opposition in this town. w therefore
i.yite the public home aud abroad respectfully very
,dyantsgeous bargains to the Virginia Clothing House
81 5. KAHN co,
Is, Clothing House West from Woodward House.
Stsunton, Oct. 3, l5So
mrs gICaELBERGER & C0LEMAN
TTNVIV1i entered ato Co Partnership, offer their
IL professional services to the Stlen' oil Stanton ana
iS vicinity
s,auntoa, Sept IS, lS55.-lm
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xVARTED.

A FIRST RATE MILLER to run Water Mer-
"A chant Flour Mil with two run of Burrs and Corn
Stone man of Family and steady habits with good
WILLIAM c. DUSENBERRY,
HoousiaHlzs NM, GNs~a SOxatyi VA
sspt IL, 1855.