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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09
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@TOa AGE " ANTED

~ prepared in Fire Proof Warehouse,
- quantity OF Grain. Produce Merchandise.
tho mostlib, raj terms.
Aavngarg and airy stairs particular will
tea Of Household Furniture. Agricultural implements
all kinds goods liable from damp
q loLgrr when desired.
Warehouse located Locust and W and
Canal and convenient Tor shipping by River Rail-
road. Applyto now GEO. FOSTER & 90
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NEW SCORE AND NEW ga
5, REN FRANKLIN TODL On

nrArrIprrfft - y = ~ ~ -. =.
complete of Carpenters Tools. Planes. chises
nach hammers saws. drawing knives, maets, avis.
rules and ous other sml Tools Gail and chem.
oet6 BABC 1CK BROS.
W M ANHA a. FAKE - ATE bbis 81 L4ke salt;
ian loft W 8 vTCKFRv.
ENIRR n tCR E''S,-Recetved I75 boxes lIreo5
n View York and for sale by
movie [. & D. HEINANN.
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"a 1IERCHANTs. sHIppERs an
EsDO'ES AND SrEOFS.
GREAT INCREASE l. THE MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
JOi Still They Cornell

Lo! Still They Come!!
ATrR Boots and Shoes is complete. embra
cling every variety of and boys Youths aud
chi light end misses
Buskius Ties and Slippers made
warranted well Our stock douhIe the
other eitv W. have direct connection
with hest in New England Our
ire time Intention is ven the purchase and sale Of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
giving branch merchandising entire
tention decided advantage those whose
upied in making eft Gun Barrels
Pans Feb hooks Rat Tr ps and Corduroy mpos
sible- to- q about Without-ahles.
your Shoes Boot and Shoe Dealers your
Notions Notion Houses and Dry Goods Dry Goods
Houses. A city Is place for country stores
HENDRICKS & MCRFA,
DoV19 J. rats rsaA Eosror RIocE
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EsE SOLUTION NOTICE.
AN the f9th Of August the naruersnin existing between
z y Mckinney Cooke Dissolved mutual corseNt
NCKGNSEY all dctts owing y the late firm
becomes tn purcla er g. A Cookies entire interest in
he MERIDIAN die heretofore owned by thor in Even lie
Ind G. NCKIN \ EY.
sep3-tf Z. a. COOKE.
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Ni7VV YOFIII 8AI E=TSE!

SECOND WEST or THE NOUNTAINSi
On Firststreet opposite the Post Office
after long experience IN the busn
81 the city New York. in which CT he is ackno"1
superior in the management of well
pointed bakery. would respectfully announce:
IullY prepared furnish al kinds OF bread,
cakes crackers p rolls doenuta, etc, eiberas
wholesale retail. -
Weddings private parties balls private families VIII
SUPPLE desired with thing fresh from the
at the shortest notice.
superior artioleof Graham and brown breadsawaysoa
hand
The devote his personalaenton exclusive
business which shall be eXeeutectn yle not
te srrpsssed bv anv one. vi J @. GAUET
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FaNHE undersigned the agency the sale
a beautiful pattern Of IRON RAILING. win round
wrought rods and figures put great VARIETY of
styles Sizes which viii sell Cineinna prices,
FREIGHT.
This railings cheaper substantial than any
kind Those wishing RailHFt esery
lots. yards. for piazzas. viii DO well give
call.
Prices from 81 so to 50 so per foot
va II. A LAWRENCE
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
DE- EROEsHNSON,S

CERTAIN AND SAFE CrRE FOR ALL BOWEL COM
PLANTS. DIARRHGA. DYSENTERY. BLOODY
FLUX AND CHOLERA MGRRUS
GEO. RICHARDS & Co. Proprietors.
No. l. COeae Hall. Walnutst.. Cincinnati.
Sold by KELLER. FARNSLEY & CO. Evansville. and
dealers n medicines generally.
oP rAilrc ad an for sale by
ang7 I. & HERMANN.
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thereby certify during the sdee with
Fl tn Broadway the city of Lou
isSiIe KY. wbtrr myself three my afct
ChilIs Fever We tried the remedies such
aquinine without getting relief. VIII Smith Co %
Fever and Agae Cure ded ard -
menced using it and in few days all relieved
as specey
disease Treeard it the best medicine
for the disease ever offered to the public.
Given under nv hand this 22d dsy Of October 1888
Vile Ky. W. a. LYLE.
Personally appeared before the Undersigned " A. Lyt
forth the foregei
all Given hand this I'D dayi
October. 1855 JOS. CLEMENT j. p. j. @
For salem Evansville at wholesale tail BY
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P3tsNCE a CO IS 8EEaO71E3
PAY YOUR TAXES FOB

FENHE Tax Duplicate the Evansville, 1856, is
IL in nv hands. and under the Instruction the
CITY Council must collect prior the Monday No
yemh"r 1856 there is bur little time ia which to do the
,ar, settle, Council tale
from the Collector. Office HollingswOrth Hughes.
/ Main j. WESLEY HUGHES, Collector.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-13

VIRGINIA: AT Rules held in the Clerks
v Office OF the Circnit Court for Augusta
County, February the 4th, 1856, James ). 1uy'
Plaintiff
u az Us. 81 7tt tlk
Moses fl. McCue Sheriff Of Augusta County
and as such Administrator of George 5. H,dge
decd, Julian Hodge Nv dnw.) Margaret. Mary
Jane, American. Samuel. William, Marsfal-inl.
FAINT children of SAID George 5. Hodge Decd, and
jacob Beck, -Detendanis.
The INFECT of this suit is to subject to sale
tract of land, to satisfy debt due the Plalntllf,
which land was conveyed by Georse ). Hodge
decd. in his lifetime TO Robert j. Glendy in trust
for certain purposes in the Bill mentioned and al
so TO subject any rent that may be due IRON the
Defendant Beck, 10 satisfy the Plalnhff's de-
mands. asi.t 1inte -
The Defendants Julian Hodge (Widow) Mar
garet Mary Jane. American, Samuel, William
and Marshall infant children of said George >.
Hodge Decd, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according to the act OF
assembly, and the Rules Of this Court, and 1t ap.
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth II is order
ed. that the said Defendants do appear here in
one month after due publication of this, order and
do what is necessary toprotec their Interests, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper printed in Stanton, Tor tour
weeks successfully, and posted at, the front door
of the Court house. A Copy lesle.
NICHOLAS G KINNEY elk. /,
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
TIE AasIERICAN HOTEL.
In StauntOn, Pugini0

.N aN.f
T,EE CO. partnership heretofore existing under the
L name Of William H. CARRIER & Co. between VIM.
H. CARRIER, Levi L. Stevenson and John b. Breckin,
ridge, having been dissolved, by the death OF said
John b. Breckenridge, on the 9Th day of December
last it has become necessary to wind up the affairs
of said partnership and make sale OF the social effects.
TO efectuatc that object, the undersigned, surviving
partners will expose public sale, GU the premises
MONDAY, THE 9th OF MARCH next, that valuable
property in the town Of Stanton, the AMERICAN
HOTEL, situated al the passenger Depot Of the virgin,
ia Central Railroad and being at the most convenient
spot for dining house for the passengers on SAID raf
road from Richmond Westward The accommodations
aordt by this house tor and for the people
of the country are ampe and comfortable. The build
ines are all iew aud principally Of Drics arranged after
the most connections fashion, The house will accom-
MEDIATE comfortably 100 guests aad the STABLES VIII
bold CD horses. The lot on wirch the improvements
stard Is about one acre. and several out lois belong to
the establishments and will be sold whit, il desired,
and e NOT, privately Also, at the same tine, all the
Furniture belonging to said Hotel, which issncw and
Of superior quality, and abundant Tor the use oil the
House. 9lijif ktiHl a. jtsG,LLl a..
Teams OF SALE oF,THE HOTEL AND LoTs :EoAcrc
fourth cash. and the balance in four equal payments OF
six twelve eighteen and twenty four months from nc
day Of SALE be airing interest from the date ana secured
by bonds With good security aud lien on the prop
erty. ~ e...ef =; r0., - SD, ,-,,fa q ..,.:
The personal property viii be sold on credit onine
months for all sums of dollars or over-he parcha
ser giving bond and security All sums ui;ger ten DOL
lars, cash. rG,s . w NJ I; - A ;.oesnS
Stanton. Jan 80, 1856. Surviving artners
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WIRGlNIA:-At rules held in the Clerks VI
fee Of the Circuit Cour, for Augusta County
February the 4th 1856 ,Porterfield A. Helskeil'-
Plaintiff, N H.
Us. fsS ~ q tsi, - t..F-
Alexander Laporte. M. Lindo and Hugh w.
Shelley Defendants.
The object of this snit. in the first place, Is 10
enforce the payment of certain sums OF money due
the Plaintiff, tor lands sold by the Plaintiff TO ihe
Defendant. Laporte. as agent for Defendant LIN
do. In the secoqd place. 10 secure the payment
of certain sum of money, advanced by lie De-
PENDANT Shelley, for said Lndo, for the repayment.
of which, said Shelley claims a lien on SAID iand
to the extent of his demand. And IN The iasl
place, to compel the Defendant, Lapurte. 10 d's
close the authority under which he acted as
gent of Defendant Lindo. in the purchase Oh tue
land in the bill mentioned.
'fhe Defendant NJ. Lindo not having entered
his appearance and given security. according 10
the act of the Assembly, and the Rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabiiant Of this Conmon"ea''u
II is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
here in one month after due publication OF lnis
order. and do what is necessary to protect ms M
,erest and that copy of this order be ior'hw''h
inserted in some newspaper printed IN olauh'on'
for four weeks successfully aud posted ~ Tue
/ front door OF the Court house.
A Copy-Teste,
NICHOLAS C. KINNEY ,Clk.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
AT P5,Y.EEC SALE.

r HAVE determined to sell, at public sale, on
Tuesday the 26th February. 1856. the Farm
upon which / now reside lying uponthe waters Of
the Big Calf Pasture River in the county Of Au-
eus,a, 2 miles below Deerfed, and within 10
miles of the Virginia Central Railroad This
Farm contains I25 Acfes, Of which IS is
cleared and of the best equality, the balance heavl-
Nv tmbered There is upon it y N.
comfortable DWELLING, Barn, l--S s9f ma
and other necessary out,houses.-7 III - HE'S
7,rhis olace is well watered, having ss''S
Two creeks running through it, and well OF good
wafer in The yard. lAlso:ap Orchard OF excellent
Emit. There has recently been discovered with
j, $40 wards OF The Dwelling an Alum Spring,
which Is said by those thai have used il to eof the
hos, ouali,y and as eficaci0us in The most of dis
easps az other celebrated waters Of Western Viz
ginia. tGue ri ge.
cage in an enterprise of this kind. could not make
a be,tersinvestDient. deem anyinrther seescfIp-
ton unnecessaryslas those wishing 70 purchase
will came and examine for themselves,
NJ TENS made easy and to suit the puIeha-
ser. RALPH w. CLAYTON
Jan. so, IS56-tds ..s.lis<I
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TRi[ST SALE.

DY virtue of two deeds Of trust, executed 10 inc VIZ
ID dcrsigped by Henry H. Robertson the ISL Gs's .
the list day Of January 1853, AMI of reco tnc hes.
inas Cosrt Of Stanton and the 2ld dated the 1ad ia!
of November. 1855, and Of record 10 The County Cour
Of Augusta, will, on Ffiday the l5h day February
1856 (at the request Of the said Robcrtson,} poceed
10 sell at public auction in the Town Of Siaunfos, the
following property s=yizg ,,,..-,,,. 49,,
The Valuable DWELLING HOUSE. .AvD
LOT rcccntly occupied by said Robertson In said
Town A GAaDEy Lor, on fhc opposite side Of the
street from the Dwelling house, containing nearly
half acre and very cgly sitsae, for iniIding pnpo.
ses an undivided moicty ola very valuable tract OF
Woop LAND, containing "a Acogs, yiag IN the county
NJ Aupusta. about two miles fro;n New Hope; and all
the personal property Of said Robertson CONSISTING O.
House hold and Kitchen Furniture. new ana OF snper,
or quality, large and well assorted Law ano "scer
laneous Library, &c, &c. . 80, -
The personal property will be sold on the Prenise'
and the real estate on Main Street.
Teams OF Saba credit until the LIST January
1889 will be given OH $3.50 of the purchase money Of
the dwelling house and to aud Of s 500 Of the garden
lot the purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security and the title be retained ultimate secur
ty on condition Of prompt paymcnf OF interest on tns
LIST day of January of each year. the balance 10 CASH
+ or the Wood Land and personal property cash. or
negotiable notes for all over $40, with good en-
dorscd interest added, will be TAKEN.
Acting as trustee, will convey such title only {"
vested il me- but believe Mr. Robrson's title TO Ds
unqncstionable VIM. II. HARTMAN, Trustee
Jan l6 ls56.--tds.-Vind. copy.-Prs. fee, SOW
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TRUST SALE.
a Largo Amount of Valuable Land
FOB SALE.

IN pursuance of The provisions Of two deeds OIL
= trust, the first executed 10 John j. Earew. by
Elisha BRYAN, on the Slh. day Of January. 1855,
the End deed executed by Elisha Bryan and Nan
cy his wife, to John J. Larew and Samuel Med.
Moore dated The 9th ofAugustr 1855. in trust
Ia secure certain debts therein mentioned. which
deeds are Of record 10 the Clerks Office Of tho
County Court of Augusta, we will sell at Pnbllc
Auction, on the premises, on Friday HE 29th day
of February next, Is TRACTS OF LAND.
The LIST contains l57 acres; the End 22o acres;
the 2rd $50 acres the 4th 3I9 acres; the 9th
445 acres the 9th $50 acres the 7th 327 acres ;
the 9Th 6S acres the 9th al acres the 10Th ~
acres the lib 544 acres, on which tract tho Co
iopaxi Furnace is situated, with all necessary
Buildings for carrying on.the said Furnace; No
l2 contains 255 acres; No Is 290 acres; No Ia
1876 acres No. Is 1850 acres. These tracts lie
contiguous 10 each other, On the South River. Ga
branch Of the North river,) and on The South Xiv
err, Ca braach If the Shenandoah Rlyer,) IN the
county of Augusta near the Rpckbtidge line and
near the village of Midway. A considerable por-
ton of the land is Of excellent quality for farming
purposes. and there is good deal of Bottom Land
on some of the tracts which has been cleared, and
is very productive. plat of the whole lands
can be seen On application to John j. Larew, one
of The trustees, in The town OF Greenvle. The
Cotupaxi Furnace was worked during the year
1854. producing metal Of the very best quality,
especially for Foundry purposes, and It is conn.,
IDENTIFY beiieved that all the metal that can be
made can be suld on the bank for at least $30 per
Ton. The Furnace has all the apparatus tor
boi blast, and timber enough can be procured to
carry i on probably for number Of years. From
the quantity and quality Of The lands to be sold,
great bargains may be had
Terms OF SAlE:-A sufficient sum of money
ding the deeds aforesaid the surveying and other
expenses of the sale; the residue to ee PAID y e
quail annual iDstalments, of one. two and thfee
wears, with interest from the dayoi sale. bonds'
with good security for the deferred lastalmenis,
will be required, and the title retained phil all
the purchase money is paid. fv II 5z,
The title to the above mentioned lands is be-
lieved to be undispned hut selling as trustees,we
will convey such lille ouly as IS vested in US BY
lie deeds Aforesaid. . ,.
',l1 . JOHN j. LAREW, I r,ustses
S. Med. MOORE, 5 Ge,.T'
Jan. 90, 1856. e:s99
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Fob, TO, 1856.
pENmaMsHIp 8 RnOY Kg?pPIN9,


U III. FRITZ, accountant aud Professional
Cs Teacher of Peru,auship and Book
Keeping. having uow concluded his sSss-a Et
large class q pupils Al tour of the ~
schools offers his services particularlyto Che
reucg ladies' aud gentlemen Of Staunfer. The
relations or science Of accounts. whether IN Sisgir
or Donble Eouy, viii be taught as practically as
possible.
References ia ibis Department % < Cham
beiiea. Pres Con- Cul., Bait I j. Jernings
and j. I Masou Norfolk Muir < bryao Pc
tcrsburc. Va; SIaorice Moore and :. Munson
Lynchburg, Va. or any other competent Judge
Mho may have formed his professional acqaa'a-
lance. Class limited to twelve. The ar, OF Pen
manshp is taught scientifically. and The largest
success is invgriablv guaranteed TO the attentive
References The Principsls at ihe Methodist and
PRESBYTERIAN -SeminarieS and East wood and N'aun
ton Academies Instruction will commeece as
soon as possible An uersoss drsitnus "f 5enlaa
of the classes are requested 70 call at the N0ud-
ward House. where other particulars WIN be an
swered
S,annton Fob 1S iS56
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NQTIl,E.

LAYING before Informed the public and our
H friends Of our determination to leave Staun-
ion shortly for iae purpose Of establishing large
Wholesale Business with our partners in BALI
more, it will be Of particular benefit to the farmer
to state further. that we will sell our considerable
stock of Fall and Winter Goods. from now to The
lst Of March. at prime cost for reasons stated
Nubody in wantof Cbmhing should therefore fail
10 examine our well assorted stock aud secure
himself better bargains than ever before offered in
this market.
Further notice we have 10 give to those in
debted to US, that although we intended before, to
place our unpaid accounts in the hands of Hartman
& Bell by the LIST ofJanuay, yet,we failed to act
upin this intention fnr the term, and out OF this
regard against our debtors we concluded TO wait
now tilt the lst OF Feruay next, but longer in
diligence can and VIII not be given any more
We hope that al this given period the rest will
cone forward aud pay without Prompting US to
tbase Lisagreeabe steps,
3s'5 STEINER BROS. s. CO.
S,auutya. Jan, g. 1856. e
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YEnrsa ani Lnk adj Ala.iaa.

agent for ,!ahn +. Keller The subscriber Viii
"A oiI.f for sale at public auction. opp'S'te me
store Of r. G BicAle, Esq. on Saturday NE "a
dsy of February next, the House AID i", lately
occupied by John +. Keller, SHIRT distance
uorthwest al Col J b. 3aldwin's residence.
The Lot contains Oae Acre and lSpn,y-tPnf
Poles. The House is Framed Bu''ding-
There is lien On the properly Tor abon' s{oJ'--
The excess Of the price above that SUN, VIII oe
applied to the payment of &ell'r' deh's, and me
purchaser can credit any debts due him from Ael
Ter a-aiDst it.
The terms Of sale will be one third IN hand
aud the residue in Is anl II months. secured ny
negotiable notes with gond end'rserS. Discount
added.) JAMES MA 9G' -
Jan. 1855. agent tor Jno r. Keller
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MorrsE.

HEREBYnotify all persons indebted to the concerns
| ofC' r Cochran s Co. and C. r Cochran, by
bond Otherwise come , ssTgard and make
s,n"nt of acouts either in favor or against the con-
Germs, is most earnestly desired.
VIII. G.. STERRETT.
Trustee Of C. T. Cochran.
staunt,n, Feb 6, 1856.
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pY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
ID county. rendered at the November tenn, 1902 IN
the snt Of Pcck's Widow &c., VS.. Robert Scott and
wife, we will proceed, the premises, on Saturday,
the 5h day Of January 1856, to sell that valuable
Tract Of Land, now in the possession OF Henry H.
Peck, and containing about 3S3 ACRES. Also the
MILL PROPERTY known as the 1.-The Peck
MILL" The land is in good cultivation--a large por
ton of il being Bottom Land. The tract lies about
four miles FROM Staunton, and is ntersected by the
Central Railroad. The improvements consist OF an
excellent BRIcK DWELLING House, Barn, and ne
cessar, out. buildings The Mill has good Miller's
House attached 10 it. E s.,t rs l,a
The property will be sold altogether, or separately
as NAV be deemed best the day of sale In case the
Mill property is sold separately five acres Of %d VIII
be sold in connection with 1t. Mil better
situated in the county Than that now offered Tor sale
Terms OF SALe:-0ne- third OF the purchase money
TO be paid on the first day Of March, 1906, and the
balance in three equal annual nstalmcnts thereafter
bonds with good security be taken for the payments
aud the title be retained till the purchase money is
fully paid ALEX; Il; T. ;I 81 ATls Com RS.
Dee. 5, lS55-tds. IA
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cannn.n,ia.ina,nr,,., SaEc.


EDv virtue nj ,leafe OF the Circuit Cont OF
ED Augusta county, rendered at the November
term. 1850. in the suit of laruSbarger's heirs, VS.
Robertson and wife, will proceed. on the prem
ISIS. in The town of Waynesborough on Friday.
The 4M day Of January. 1856. TO sell HOUSE
AND LOT. belonging 10 the heirs OF Robert
Harnsharuer, deed. and recently occupied by
Mr. John Huff Also. one or TWO out Lots. with
Stables suitable for The use Of the owuer OF the
Dwelling House. The House was ior.nerly &C
cupled by Mrs. Jones Tavern, and is situated
ON the Main street OF the town OF Naynesbo
rough.
TGRMs OF SALE SO much in cash as may be
necessary to pay he reasonable cos;s OF SAID suit
and the Gusts Of sale, and The balance in three e.
qual ;nnual payments. bonds with guod security
to be given for The deferred payments. the lille TO
be retained till the purchase money is fully paid.
HUGH w. SHEEFEY, Com'r.
Dec 5, lS55.-ids.
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Rannired partiorIar Attention.

HN1E find it, our most pleasant duty TO iatorm the
w kind public. that the acting salesman
in our firm, Kahn s. Co.. in this place, MIR.
Schluchterer. is now actual partner of the bust
ness. lie feels confident. that the liberal patron.
age, which has been bestowed hitherto GA us, will
be continued also for the future, and ent<eatS his
many frlenGs and the public generally, to give
him their right frequent calls promising TO do ev-
.etythiar in his power to please the customers in
every respect The business itself will De carried
on in the same style and rather se improved as
far as possible. Do not forget. We who want
fashionable and cheap Clothing. to call at
KAHN s SCHLUCHTERER'S
Clothing Store, First one west from
Staunton Feb 10, 1856. Woodward House.
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HOLIDAY Pre,a7rts.

AIDES Bonnets, w mite and C9lored satin, Velvet
il and Straw do Ladies \ eedle-worhed Collars aud
Uadersceves Artificial icvers and Head Dresses La;
dies Dress Caps Ladies Clocks and MATTHIAS, Fnrs for
Ladies, Linen Haakerchiefs CambFick, Plain and En-
broidcred, Ladies Belts Handsome Breast Pins, very
cheap, Gcntlcmen's Silk Pocket and White Linen
Handkcrchefs Ladies and Gcntlemens Gloves CANT
let's for ladies and Gentlemen, Ladies Corscts, Gen
tlemcn's shirts and Collars styles, Ladies Mcrino
Vests, Ladies Dress Goods all kinds, all of which we
will sell at very reduced prices for cash, with gener-
al variety of Domestic Goods. Call early and secure
good bargains, GEOitGE w. SMITH.
Staunton, Dec. 25, 1855.
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House and Let and Personal Property
yEN..aa-A &.a1a

EeY virtue nf a trust givea Ia ne by Michael Il
Nd I.ulem OF date Goth of July 1851 shall
proceed 10 sell in Saunton. ou Saturday the 9Th
day Of March Rext. at public salea certsin. lot IN
Stanton. On which is a new two story brick
house the lot con aims abant three fourth of an
crs-fronting the residence Of Jn0. ID. lmhoden,
ESQ also two beGsteads- mattresses and bed
.diss-5 chairs-l boak case-i5@ volumes OF
bop;s-cassica and miscelsnenus II template
s,ove-and lot Of school house furniture.
TEAMS CASH. The title To the real property
is believed to be good but acting as trustee shall
convey SUBTITLE only as vested in me.
HICHQ. K. TROUT, Trustee.
Stsun;on, Feb Is. 1856.