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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-20
DiSS0sus5On.

THE partnership heretofore existing between Mel
L sou Baylor having by mutual conscut' been as
solved those persons who are indebted TO said firm
qeque stcd to close their accounts with Jao. NJ Nelson
JSO. NJ. NELSON.
GEORGE BAYLOR
Stanton, Feb 20, 1855.
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INCONSISTENCIES Gale.


Epy virtne Of deere of the Circuit Court OF
ks Augusta county, rendered at the November
term. 1865. in the suit of Harnsbsrger's heirs, VS..
Robertson and wife, will proceed, on the prem
Uses, in the town Of Waynesborough, on Friday,
the 4th day Of January, 1856, to sell aOtioE
AND LOT, belonging to the heirs Of Robert
Harnsbarger. Decd, and recently occupied by
MIR. John Huff Also. one or two mt Lots, with
Stables suitable for the use Of the owner of the
Dwelling House. The House was formerly oc-
cupled by Mrs. Jones as Tavern, aud is situated
on the Main street of the town Of Waynesbo'
rough.
TERMS oFSALE SO much in cash as may be
necessary to pay the reasonable costs OF said suit
and the costs of sale, and the balance in three e.
quail annual payments, bonds with good security
to be given for the deferred payments the title to
be retained till the purchase money is fully paid.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Com'r.
Dec. 5, l655.-tds.
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Tr..staes Sale.

an Saturday the 10Th day fthis month, Feb. J
~ we will sell for cash. or well endorsed nego-
table paper. the undivided interest OF VIM. Kyle
in certain house and lot in that part OF Staunton
called Newtown, and known as the MURRAY
House" Said kyle's interest IS two seventies OF
the reversion in said property. The title Is be-
aieved to be enquestionable but we shall only
vey, as trustees, with special warranty.
IMBODEN s. McCUE,
Trustees Of WIN. Kyle.
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mERcHANT TAILORING.
Staunlon, JANUARY %, 1896.
FAMILY FURNISHING STORE,

WTM. T. MOUNT would respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Staunton and vicinity that he has open
ed next door to H. & ]. Faust, a FAMILY FUR
WISHING STORE, where he will keep constantly
on hand general assortment of articles adapted to
house keeping, such Brown, Loaf, Crushed and Pull
verified Sugar; Rio Laguyra, Java and Mecca Coffee;
Moasses and Boston Syrup, Vinegar, Rice, Candles,
Maccarou Fish, Spices, Mustard, Salt, Table Oil Co
coa Cheese, Crackers, Soaps, Wooden Wares, Straw
Brooms, Baskets, Etc. We will purchase Marketing
of every description.
Dec. IL, 1855 -3m.--v. & A. copy, (. &.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Rarely. Pound In this Market.

TAKE, this opportunity to inform my 'fricndS and
i the public generally, that arm receiving my Fall
Stock Of Goods, including (among general stockb the
following kinds, viz:
A vcry large, varied and handsome stock of Black
Gro de Rhine Silks, very cheap, Striped Polt de Sole,
and other new style Dress Silks Grapes de Pal
es, striped "a new artiee) French and English Mari
nos, Cali shales) solid all wool Muslns, Common do,
Paris Printed all wool do, Bombazines, Apaccas En-
brodercd Robes Coburgs, Ginghams, Shawls Hosiery,
Gloves, Gauntletts Linen Ca Handkerchies, Collars
and Underseeyes, Mor Antique and all other kinds Of
Cloak and Dress Trimmings, Rcached and Brown
Goods, Cassinets Twccds, Cassmercs. Cloths, Irish
Linen, Prints Shectng, China and Glass Ware, Gro
ceres, &c., SC. ~
Idecm it unnecessary to partlcularize any farther
and would only say have full and complete Stock
Of Goods suitable for family will endeavor 10 Of
fer my stock at very fair and reasonable price, am
thankful for patronage heretofore extended to me, and
hope to merit continuance of the same Please give
me call and will try and make It to your interest
JAMES a. PIPER,
~ SIT 1e fer Near the Woodward House
Dat
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Great inducement.

WE this dav commence selling onr Stock OF Goods
w at prime cost for cash only, consisting Of Cloths
cssmeres veogs fancy cyl and plain Dses.
Dress Patterns Also full Stock of assorted Prints
Cloves and Hosers Of all kinds, together with Hard
ware, Qucenswarc. &C., &c
To our friends and others we give cordial invita-.
ton to call and examine for themselves
NJ Pos;,yeIv no goods charged unless at profit
w j. BRANDEBURG s. co.
c..r,.on Fab e. 1S56.-Vind copy 4w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-20
House and T,ot a. Auction.

AS agent for John F. Keller the subscriber VIII
IA offer for sale at public auction. Opposite tas 1
store of r. G. Bickle, Esq, on Saturday tne ~
day of February next, the House and LOT ia'e'y
occupied by John F. Keller, a short distance
northwest of Col. ]. B. Baldwin's residence.
The Lot contains One Acre and Iwenty-iour
Poles. The House is Framed bu'dIng.-
There is lien on the property for about Soo 20,
The excess of the price above that sum, wni 90
applied to the pay ment of Keler's debts, ana tne
purchaser can credit any debts due him from hel-
Ter againstit
The terms of sale will be one third in hand,
and the residue in 6 and IL months, secured oy
neqotiable notes with good endorsers, Discount
added.) JAMES MAfoE, -
Ian 1855. agent for Jno. F. Keller.
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July IS, 1866
YAIIIARLE LAND .IN MARKET.

to sell one of the most desirable Farms in Augusta
county situated about four miles from Staunton ON both
sides of the NcAdamized road. 1t contains about 41o
Acreshas running streams and never failing springs
of water on it. upwards Of twenty acres in meadow a.
bout 100 acres we'll tmbcred, and the cleared land ma
fine state of cultivation The improvements are large
and handsome BRICK MANSION, containing SIX
rooms Barn and Stables and necessary out houses
Il is situated pleasant drive from Staunton, where
Churches, Schools and Stores abound.
Ii is seldom that Farm with so many advantages
and so much worth is placed in market My purpose
is to sell speedily. My address stanton or Zines
Mill. CHESLEf KINNEY
Dec. 10, 1s55.-3m.-y Wind. copy
9 National Intelligencer copy and send account to
advertiser t'.ta
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Staunton. Feb. 6, 1856.
For Sale.

AM authorized to sell very desirable House, Black
smith Shop and about Two Acres OF Land near Capt
Jas J. Martins in This county. 1t is fine situation
for Blacksmith or other Mechanics. The Buildings
are all new and will be sold accommodating terms
Persons desiring to examine the property, will be ac-
ESQ. A Blacksmith wanting home cannot do bet
ter, as the property will certainly be sold in 30 days
If not privately, publicly. H. lohh'
Feb IL 1856
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Rannired Particular Attention,

WE find it our most pleasant duty, to inform the
w kind public. that the acting salesman
in our firm. Kahn s. Co., in this place, Mr.
Schluchterer. is now actual partner of the busl-
ness. He feels confident, that the liberal patron
age, which has been bestowed hitherto on us, Will
be continued also for the future, and entreats his
many friends and the public generally, to give
him their right frequent calls. promising to DO ev-
erything in his power to please the customers In
every respect The business itself Will be carried
on in the same style and rather re improved as
far as possible. Do not forget, ye who want
fashionable and cheap Clothing. to call at
KAHN & SCHLUCHTERER'S
Clothing Store, First one west from
3 Staunton Feb IS, 1856. Woodward House.
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st,untou, Oct. 10, 1855.
Town Lots & a Tract Near Staunton
For SALE

pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Aa
gusta county, in the case of Geiger's heirs us Gc
gers Administrators &c. the undersigned commission
ers will sell private sale, subject to the ratification Of
the Court tract Of land situated Betsy Bell near
Stanton containing 50 Acres Foods and IL Poles,
which will be sold If preferred in smaller parcels to suit
purchasers This tract lies Immediately upon the old
Scottsye Road about one mile from Stanton, and a.
bout one hundred yards from the Virginia Central Rail-
road ft L4r.
near Dr. Strbings This lot valuable building lot,
facing on two streets Any one desiring to purchase
will amply to Breeze Johnson or Robert Portereld Kin
TERMS Six, twelve and eighteen months credit.
cxcept so much in hand as will defray the expenses Of
the sale. BREEZE JOHNSON, co,,'rs
. ROB'T. P. KINNEY, o'
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Deputies for NJ. H. McCue, S. A. {

The above sale will be made with my full ap.
probation and consent, having surrendered said
property to pay my debts as far as possible. Some
Of the property is valuable. r. H. KINNEY.
Jauuary 90 1856
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Estray.

TAKEN up by John Brown, in Augusta county, ON
j the - day Of October, 1886. Estray SrEEH,
supposed to be three old marked in the left ear
with what is supposed to be slit and then cropped the
amber mart cut much the shortest, the back aud belly
white with some white in the face red head and sides,
and appraised at thirtecn dollars.
Extract from Rceord.-Teste,
F.h 40 1886 JEFFERSON KINNEY, CIR.
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A NEGRO GIRL, calling herself Adaline,
"a has been committed to the Jail Of Augusta
county as a runaway Slave. She is Aft ! inch
rs high, and very black. She says she Is ifee'
and was raised on Buffalo, in Rcckbridge, by a
negro man named Henry Humbes.
H. E. BRYAN, Tailor.
Dec 10 1855. efI yoE .t,.staiE
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INST RECEIVED,

CiX"rY BONES TOBACCO of various quail
~ tiles and prices, some rery fine. which win
what we had On hands, makes complete assert,
meat and to which wish to call the attention OF
dealers. RO. j. GLENDf,
Per G.. Il. COCHRAN.
C4.rntnn Enh % lSSC
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Fonr Valuable Slaves for Sale.

WTILL be sold on Monday, the 2oth day OF February,
SLAVE woMAx AND CnILD, and Two FIRsT Class
Men. The Woman is good cook, washer and ironer
These are sold for fault Persons in need Of
reliable sercasts may supply their wants
Terms cash, well endorsed negotiable notes at 20
or 60 days, interest added.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Feb. 9, 1856. Agent for Phillip PitIaan.
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20 All Whom It rIay Concern.

LII persons sgaiast whom hold Taxes and other
n claims, as Deputy for NJ. H. McCuc, Sheriff of Au-
rSta county must be prepared to make prompt PGgent
10 flrther Indulgence can be given, will private
claims against the Sheriff be allowed offsets in any
case. See ALSO the card Of his official securities.
Feb 90, lS56.-4t JOHN TOWBERMAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-20
House and Lot and Personal Property.
Tvust Sale,

ny virtue of trust given to me by Michael R.
Id Lulem of date Goth Of July 1861 shall
nroceed 10 sell in Stanton, on Saturday the 9th
day of March next, at public sale certain, lot in
Stanton. ON which is new. two story brick
bonse The lot contains about three fourth of an
acre-fronting the residence of Jno. ID. Imboden,
ESQ also two bedsteads 2 mattresses and bed
dina-5 chairs-.l book case-l5O volumes of
books-classcal and miscellaneous template
s,oye-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.
NICHO. X. TROUT, Trustee.
c,.... Eah 10 1875
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At Cost.

A S the subscriber intends making change in his
Dress Silks Mouslincs Grape Dc Pares, and all other
Fancy Goods at Cost for Cash. or to safe customers on
months from this date, until the LIST of April.
JAS. A. PIPER.
Near the Woodward House.
Stanton, Jan. 30, 1856.
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PostpOnement.
In consequence of the inolemcncy Of the weather, tho
above sale Is postponed to Sautrdd, he sM Of March
A. II. IL. STUART, ! con,,-s
II. w. SHEFFEY,
Feb G. 1S56-Rock. Reg. copy.
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roRAcco AVN sEeAR BUSINESS.

HAVING purchased the establishment so long. aad
IL favorably known-under the styles Of Z. T. Coch
ran & Co. and C. T. Coch ran, propose to continue
the business of T0BACCONIST'a at the same place =
have secured the services of Mr.. e. T. Cochran a.
gent and manager of the business, and trust shall
merit and receive continuance of the patronage so lib
orally extended to the old establishment.
Jan. 90, 1856 ROBERT ]. GLENDY.
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Esetses' Hso Ia.

IF the individual who purtoPed some twenty feet OF
stoyc-pipe lrom the PresbyteriaF Church, will put
hc'will be dealt with according to law.
Stainton, Feb 30. 1876.
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NNTHCE.

I'oR reasons which my friends will appreciate and
i approve, have sold my entire establishment TO
Robert J. Gendy, who will continue the business at
the old stand Having undertaken the management Of
the new concern, l shall be pleased to sec my old
friends and customers and will endeavor to give them
satisfaction ~i L. COCHRAN.
Ian o. 1886, .'..t y ..-.. .,.'1i- ~
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Fresh Groceries.

WYE are now receiving 30 Bags crop prime No.
w / Rio, Laguir& ard Java Coffee. Also 100 Sacks
Ashton and Marshall Salt 10 inc order and Tor sas low
by 9NANDh-o NJ w.
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Notice.

Notice.
1'HE Co-partncrship heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the firm Of Kayser Stribliug,
expired by limitation the Let day Of January 1856
In order to an early settlement Of the concern they
must require immediate attention to all debts and
counts due them. DAVIS A. KAYSER.
JOHN w. STRIBLING.
THE Subscribers have taken into their association Al
bert s. Kayser and will in future conduct the BUSH
ness under the style of Kay ser, Stribng & Co.
DAVIS A. KAYSER
JOHN w. STRIBLING.
Stannfon Ian L. 1856 -t 49,
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Az, PUfaSIlG SALE.

r HAVE determined to sell, at public sale, on
L Tuesday the 26th February. 1856. the Farm.
upon whicii,I now reside lying upon the waters of
the Big Calf Pasture River in the county Of An-
eusta. 2 miles below Deerfeld, and within 10
miles of the Virginia Central Railroad This
Farm contains l25 Acres, of which Is is
cleared and of the best quality, the balance heavi-
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Notice.

7 HEREBY notify all persons Indebted TO H. z, Bry-
an, BIZ open account or oinerw!se mat avn aathor-
;ze bv decd of trust dated and recorded before any
other, to proceed to collect all debts due said Bryan
All persons paying said debts TO said Bryan, or
any other persons, do so 4, their peril.
WM. S. H. BAYLOR, Trustee
Feb. 90, 1856. OH b. Bryan
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A GOOD CHANGE,

WE offer our entire stock of goods, which is
W quite small, but well assorted, to any person
DESTROYS OF engaging in the mercantile business, upon
favorable terms; to whom also the store house will
be rented. II the stock should not be disposed of
before the 25th inst, it will be offered at Public
Auction, on Monday the 18th inst. that being
Court day. III. j.. s. w. B. CRAWFORD. .
Stanton, Jan. l6, 1856. lii
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Notice.

NOdlCc.
ygNHE limited partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned in Slaunton under the
style and name of j. D. Duncan is dissolved by
mutual consent and this is intended as legal ac-
acknowledgement of the said dissolution to operate
as fully and completely 81 if drawn out and writ
ten 10 more enlarged form, as witness our hands
and seals this / llh of January, 1856.
], d. DUNCAN. seal.
p. G. l.. BURlVELL, seal.
Ee.s by N. K. TRoUT, Agent and Atty.
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL.
S[nuntOn, Tirgini0.


THE co.partnership heretofore existing under the
i name of William Fl. CARRIER s. Co. between VIM
III. CARRIER Levi l.. Stevenson and John b. Breckin-
ridge having been dissolved, by the death OF said
John B. Breckenridge, on the 7th day Of December
last it has become necessary to wind up the affairs
of said partnership and make sale Of the social effects
To electuate that object, the undersigned, surviving
partners will expose public sac on the premises
MONDAY, THE Oath OF March next, that valuable
property in the town of Staunton, the AMERICAN
HOTEL situated at the passenger Depot ofthe Virgin
ia Central Railroad and being at the most convenient
spot for dining house for the passengers on said ra
road from Richmond Westward The accommodations
afforded by this house for travellers, and for the people
of the country, arc ample and comfortable The build
ings are all and principally OF brick, arranged after
the most commodious fashion. The house will accom-
modate comfortably 100 guests, and the stables will
hold 60 horses. The lot on which the improvements
saud is about one acre. and several lots belong 10
the establishment, and will be sold with it, if desired,
and if not privately. Also at the same timc all the
Furniture belonging to said Hotel, which is new and
of superior quality, and abundant for the use oil the
House.
Terms OF SALE OF THE HOTEL AND LoTs;-One-
fourth cash and the balance in four equal payments Of
six twelve eighteen and twenty four months from the
day of sale be airing interest from the date and scared
by bonds with good security and lien on the prop
erty. - -
The personal property will be sold on credit onne
months for all sums Of ten dollars over-thc purcha-
ser giving bond and security. All sums under ten dol
lars CASH VIM. Fl. CARRIER,
L. L. STEVENSON.
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Public Notice.

WILL attend to the adjustment and collection Of all
i claims committed to my care with fidelity. My
NJ Cochrau's Law office. refer cnquirers to any
respectable business citizen of our place. and to all snch
in the county who may know me. My address is
Staunton, Va. WM q. STERREIT.
Stanton, Jan. 30, 1856.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY notify all persons indebted to the concerns
L Of C. T. Cochran & Co. and C., T. Cochran, by
bond or otherwise to forward and make payment
All who may have claims against either of said concerns
will prcsen. them 10 me for settlement. An carly ad-
usncnt of accounts either in favor against the con-
Germs, is most earnestly desired. .
Trustee of C. 7, Cochran.
Staunt,n Feb G. 1856,
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Postponement.
The above sale has been postponed till Satur
dag The Isl day of March.
Feb. 8, 1856. % JAS. MAYSE.
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ESGs.NV.

TAKEN up By Alexander McCung, on the 10Th Of
1 January. 1876. 4 STEER, of reddish color, white
spots on his flank and belly white on his face,
cd at S25 Extract from Record. -TeSte,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
Fck l3 1856.
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Postponement.

PostpoDement
The above sale is postponed to Friday. the 7th
day Of March. H.. w. s., Com'r.
Feb 6, 1856.
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xooR AT THIS, LOOK at THIS
Havana Plan Lottery.
1900 PRIZES 6O,OOO DoLhAfss
Jasper County Academy Lottery

10000 NUMBERS ONLY!
! PRIZE TO 8 TICKETS!
puyO be drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ca,
i under the sworn superintendent OF Col. Geo.
M Logan, and Jas. A. Nisbet, Esq.
This Lottery is conducted on the plan OF the
ROYAL Lottery Of Havana. Of single numbers.
CLASS IA.
TO BE DRAWN MARCH 10, 1000!
The Manager having announced his determi-
nation to make this the most popular Lottery In
the world, offers for March 10Th, Scheme
that far surpasses any Scheme ever offered in the
annals of Lotteries Look 10 your interest! En-
anime the Capitals. 0o- ONE PRIZE TO
EIGHT TICKETS! On
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VTIRGINIA.-A Rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circnit Court for Augusta
County, February the 4,h, 1856, James S. Guy,
Plaintiff.
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE.

TIME undersigned bcgs leave to call the attention OF
his friends to the fact, that their accounts are made
off up to the Ist inst, and ready for settlement.
His demands for money are pressing, and as DC IS
his friends. ono and ali, will respond to this CALL and
pay up with as little delay possible.
WIN. A. STERRETT.
Staunton, Jan. l6, Ie56-lmo.
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Notice.

Ii persons indebted to the estate of Dr. A. Wad-
II dell, decd, are requested to call and settle.
J. ALEX. WADDELL, pxo,,,o.,
JOS. A. WADDELL, HAecu'0rS'
Stauuton, Nov. IA, 1856.
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Honey Sassick.

"A ceised aad FOR sale by ROBT. j. GLENDf,
Stanton, Feb. 20, 1855. Per {. 1. CocHaAs'
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TO the Heirs Of Francis Bell and Sarah
Rail

gpY decree ofthe Circuit Court of Augusta
30 County pronounced at its last term, in the
case of Francis Dell's administrator Us. Francis
Beil's heirs Sc, was appointed commissioner
10 pay out To the heirs and distributes of said
Francis and Sarah Bell, the money ascertained to
be in my hands as administrator and commissioner,
in the sums set forth in said decree. | hereby
notify the parties interested TO come forward and
receive their money, as shalt plead this notice
rs bar to their right to receive interest on the
sums deereed. SAM. Fl. BELL.
Staunton Feb 6, 1856.
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Valentines!

Valentines!
A CHOICE variety of handsome and cheap
"A VALENTINES, for sale at DeHlss's Bonk
Store Main Street. Come and see. Prices from
three cents to three dollars.
Stanton, Feb l3, 1856
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Attest, -"
WM. J. SHuMArE,
d. S. BEAR,
Recorded January llth, 1856, in County Court
Clerks Office ofAugusta.
Stanton, Jan. %, l556.-6ts
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Daguerreoaypos and Am5roSypes,

Dag u5rIVUdyp05 anu NIHJ5UIyPeS,
PUNISHED in the highest style Of the art, and war
rantcd TO give satisfaction, at the most reasona-
bic prices. at my SKyLIGHT GALLERY. NJ HILB.
N. instructions given in the art, and pupils sup
piled with my manufactured Instruments, the supe
rorty of which is confirmed by my receiving two first
premiums at the Exhibitions in Baltimore and Phila-
delphia. NJ II.
Wayocs5oro', Feb. 6, 1856.
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SECONO hand Cooking Stove and Fsrsitvrc
- for Sale. APPLY at this fios.
S,auaton, Jan. 30, 1856.
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February 10, 1856 ids,
0y- Rock. Reg. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-20
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