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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

The Young Mems Fillmore and Donelson As
sociation of Boston held q large and enthusiastic
meeting at their head quarters in that city on
"Wednesday evening.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

A Great Mcdieiae.-No medicine ever offered
to the public has met with such universal and
signal success as Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
Killer. 1t is q sure cure for all kinds of PAIN
Try it and.thank us for the suggestion.
,July 2.-2ws.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Dessrredly P0puldr.-We do our friends a
real service in calling attention to q medicine OF
such acknowledged merit as Wistar's Balsam.-
We are all liable to coughs and colds, which
cease to be dangerous when recourse is had to
the Wild Cherry. July 2,-1t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02
TNRUTT CANS AND JARs.-Having be

l. pointed agent for
the sale Of ARTHURS
F-S EALING
CANS
Twill keep constantly on
hand a supply of these
admirable articles, for
sale at manufacturers
prices. Read the fol-
lowing certificate
1--WE have used for
some time, and are still
using, both at the Gil
,ard aud In Pierre HON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02
WISTAR,S BALSAM OF VILE CHERRY

Has established for itself a reputation that cannot DC
assailed. DIR. VIM. A. Shaw, of Washington N ",
writes, under date of May l, Us follows 81 have heara
of many cases of decided beneficial effects from It's use,
especially in Asthma, and Chronic Cough ofspasmodic
character. / have used the Wild Cherry q great deal
in practice, and with marked good results.
every one knows the reputation of the Turpentine
and Balsam constituents in protracted coughs. The
combination of these principles in WLSIARS BILL
SIN or WILD CHERRY, is ingenious and judi
cious.
"Medical men are Justly distrustful of Patent Medl-
cines in general, but candor must discriminate between
outrageous nostrums and humbugS and those meoi-
cines which have proved Statutory, and III many well
attested cases, curative"
SETH W. FowLE 4 co. 1873, Washington Street,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere,
For sale in Staunton, BY JAMES Y; LAIRD and Dr. j.
10. NJ. MgRRrLArr. (July 2, 1S56.-lt.
MsSSrs- p Dqojs &c Son-Gats Before left Mer-
ou; both Karens and Burmans had found out the val
ne of your PAIN KZLLER, and could readily have
disposed of y large quantity OF IL among them, II
seems particularly eficacious In cholera morbus,
bowel complaints, and other diseases to which the ma
lives Of Bnrmah. from their unwholesome style OF Inv
mo are peculiarly exposed. 1t is a valuable antidote
to the poison of Centipedes, scorpions, hornets' ahe
the like. have been twice stung by Scorpions, ano
IN both cases easeu tHe " vNN D.: H:i
tirely prevented the swelling by applying the Pam Nil
Ter. On our voyage homeward from India, the Cap
tain of the ship was taken with vomiting and purging
and other symptoms of cholera. gave him a good
dose of Pain Killer with the most immediate and hap,
nv results. So entire and speedy was the relief, tha'
be assured me he would never again go a voyage with
out your excellent medicine, if he could possibly pro
cure it. Respectfully yours,
~ REV. j. BENJAMIN,
Late Missionary to Burmah.
Sold by all Dealers in family medicines, and by JAS
G. LAIRD and j.. NJ. MERRILArr, Druggists, S%taunton
Lie . 1874 -Ows
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Religions Notice.

The Second Quarterly Meeting for Augusta Circuit,
- III be held at NJ. Sidney, on 18th and 18th of July.
nEV. j. 3. DAVIS will preach a Sermon on the
IL subject of Temperance, on next Sabbath Night, IN
the Intberon t,hurch. July 2, 1856.
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TAKE NOTICE.-Having determined on leaving
l. Stanton, l shall, from this time forward until |
leave, sell my goods AT COST, preferring to carry
the money than the goods j. NJ. NELSON.
StauntOn, July2, 1856.
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ADyEpTIsENFNT.

A very considerable emigration from Norway
to the United States is going on this year.
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sTAUNTON SPECTATOR AND QGENERALTADVERTlSERlI

MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
5,O31 PRIZES!l
~ acc. 0Oof 10000 Numbers Only ! e.
GRAND SPECULATION!
FOR A SMALL INVEST ENT!!
IMPROVEMENT ON THE 1PPROlED
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
[BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEoRaiA.l
CLASS o,
70 be Drolon July 10, 1886.
TTO be drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ga, under the
i sworn superintendence of Col. Geo, NJ. Logan and
Jas. A. Nisbet, Esq.
This Lottery is drawn on the Plan ofthe Royal Lot
terry of Havana, of Single Numbers; TINS mas Sniy ~
OO6 Numbers. and the Havana Lottery $4,000 Numbers
the Havana 249 Prizes-this 5,o3l PRIZES. LOOK 10
your Interest," Now is the time!
CAPITAL $1,000! 700
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

INV STRAW HATS, for Men and Boys wear,
n Which wo will sell at cost and under, ;t to close close
them ! Rs9.s out IT before 2sa% st tSs s,d p Gi 6 sss with atl' . general variety
SHADES AZ T pas9nets and Fancy Dry Goods, which we
o c i h" aai low for cash, or on a short credit to responsible
customers. o,e o+w 30
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4 FARM FOR SALE.-We will offer for sale

4 FARM FOR SALE.-We will offer for sale,
"A. on the premises, on Thursday, Mel6M dag& ~
In 1856. a TRACT of LAND containing about Three
Wundred Acres, about one hundred of which is
cleared and ali in Grass, and the balance has upon it
Timber of the best quality for building or other gurpo-
ses. This Farm lies about 8 miles Southwest Of st Sn
t tup' R Rna adjoining Inc lands of Messrs. Snyder,
Major D. Summers and others, There are on the land
Two DWELLING HOUSES, and several n%ever,iail-
ing Springs, with a small branch running thro C;t IL,
and Will be sold altogether, or i'll parcels to SUIT pur-
TFRMs .-Ope-fourth in hand, and the residue In
three equal annual payments thereafter, the title 10 De
retained until the payment of the whole OF the purchase
money. The land will be shown 10 any person oesi-
s s;nSSeJ 4 a q stanton. GEORGE BAYLOR,
sef"F JOHN TRIMBLE,
Executors of George Baylor, ST., decd.
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/, O31 Prizes amounting to-. $50 900
mIoEEnS S1n. unlyns 81. NnnrtnrS. A.. 81 ~

JUL FTIZts U1IUuH1IIS
TICKETS, $40; Halves, 50; Quarters, SOU
~ Prizes Paqade Without Deduction e.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
ing lost. Orders p~unctually attended to. Communlca-
tons confidential. Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken
at par. Drawings sent 10 all ordering Tickets.
Those wishing particular numbers should order I'M
The 5000 Prizes of IS, are determined by the draw
ing of the Capital of 81, 800; if the Number that draws
the CAPITAL is an even Number, those Tickets ending
q . d. G. s. are entitled to IS if an odd Number those
Tickets ending with l, 8, 5, Z, 9, are entitled to s..
Address
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T1ARM AT PRIVATE SALE.-The subscr

TARM AT PRIVATE SALE.aThe subscri-
II Der offers for sale privately his FARM, situated a
mile and a half North of Greenville, Augusta county,
adjoining the lands of James Bumbgardner and Others,
and containing 125 Acres. There is a arst-rate MEAD
OW on it, and more can be made; also a Sufficient
Quantity of TIMBER. The improvements consist of q
Comfortable Log DWELLNG HOUSE, with all nee
essary Out-Buildings, Barn, &c, &c. There is a No. l
ORCHARD, of all kinds of Fruit, on the place, an ex-
cellent Ill SEAT, a never-taling Spring near the
house, and water in every field. The land is of good
quality. Any one desiring to purchase will Of course
call and see for himself. The terms will be- aScommo-
dating. u. JohN o"AiHhI'
Inna 4 1s5G ----
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TsTRAY.-StraYed away from the subscriber,
Es near fabsr's Mils, il N MARRe e9aptg MARKS on Saturday ara la,
the LIST inst, a sm nan she h has remarkably large udders,
colsc.e ot tMre ! colt and a scratch on the rump near
as td u c anTIinns or the hip joints, not yet haired over
t any ei ;uEormat IL Nc conecesping her will be thankfully
r nes and a liberal reward pr paid i v for her asS S'i in cna to
me. She was bought some . t or = ye ausr sgo or ,r R RosE.
bridge.
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nED SWEET SPRINGS. ALLEGHANY

II u III u III
IL COUNTY, VIRGINIA These Springs are stu,
ated 10 miles East of the Greenbrier White Sulphur, l
mile North of the Old Sweet, and As miles from Bon
sacks on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, from
which, Summerson, Kent & Co. keep a full supply OF
Coaches running daily, through in daylight, to this
place, and to the White Sulphur Springs, having no
night travel.
These waters are Chalybeate, differing in their case
GUS and saline ingredients, varying in their tempera-
ture from 70 to 50 degrees Farenheit. forming two la
dies and one gentleman's RED SWEET BATHS, the
most exhilarating and delightful Baths in the United
States. There is also another Bath and Spring near
the Hotel, precisely similar in temperature and effects
as the Old Sweet, one mile from this, giving ~yisiters to
this place the advantages of the waters OF both places.
The waters are Tonic, Alternative, and Aperient, suited
to cases of extreme Debility, DiarrhGa of the most OBJ
stinate character; also, Rheumatism, cutaneous Alice
tons, and Chronic diseases of the Stomach, Liver,
Spleen, dc. GRefer to the various authors on the Min
eral Springs of Virginia for analysis
There is on the premises a ID ROOM, fur,,
nished with a variety of newspapers, from all parts OF
the Union. Also, Billiard Rooms, Ten Pin 4Hsgs and
other amusements, The services OF POLAADIS
BAND OF MUSIC, of Baltimore, hrs been secured.
The Proprietor having the satisfaction to know that
he has given satisfaction heretofore to his yisiters, and
to sustain the high reputation of the Red Sweet, has
induced him to extend his accommodations, hatterlng
himself that his future labors will insure q full portion
of the public patronage. -
There is a Post-ofice at this place, and daily mails
each way. G. BIAS.
Red Sweet Springs, June IS, 1s5G,-t15A A.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

SEES, Arthur's Patent Self-Sealing Cans, for putting up
fresh fruits, tomatoes, &C., and find them, in all res
poets, admirably adapted to the purpose,
They possess many advantages over all other h.ara cans ans
that we have seen. having uleu !"
proved them, we can speak confidently of their value.
PREsBURY & BILLINGS,
Proprietors Girard and La Pierre Houses, Phlla.
CFOPGE T. PRICE A0ent,
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THE MARKETS.
sTAUNToN PRICES.

STAUNTON PRICES.
Corrected for tic Spectator ey Staples, Martin Dc Co.
CoRy .40cts.
GRNY,-Wheat, (Red9 $l.00; White, S1.1O.-Corn,
37c.-Rye, 65c.-0ats, 25c.
SEEDs,-Flax, 500.
BurrEa, -Firkin, l2Hc.-Roll, 191(@l5c.
~PLAsrER,-Lump, s~l21I.-Ground, SAY.
~SALr,-Ashton, $34-Marshall, $3.-G. Alum, S211s
CATTLE MARKET.-BaHimore, June Give
have to note this week a further decline of % cts. per
100 lbs. in Beet Cattle. The receipts yesterday were
large. There were SIS offered at the scales, 332 OF
which were driven to Philadelphia, so were left overu n
sold and the balance 1898 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from $4.25@5.25o on the hoof,
equal to SS.50@sl0.25 net, and averaging s475 gross.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02
DOCAHONTAS REAL ESTATE FOR

Staunton, July =, loo0.
nOCAHONTAS r ESTATE FOR
SALE.-The undersigned, DESTROYS of moving to
the country, offers the following property for sale
A large, new, and commodious STOKE HooSt
with an excellent LUMBER RooM under the same root
in the town of Huntersyille. -
A GOOD frame DWELLING HOUSE. Stable, and all
necessary Out-Houses; a good well OF water IN the
ward, and a most excellent Garden.
Adjoining the residence are two Tracts OF Land, one
containing Thirty-One Acres, all good Meadow;
on which there is a Chalybeate, Alum, warm,
and Limestone Spring. ~
Attached TO my residence, / have eight TOWN,
LOTS, under fence and in meadow, which l will sell
with the house.
200 Acres. This tract is contiguous to the town OF
Huntersville; about 100 acres are under fence, and a.
bout 20 acres in a good state of cultivation;
III do not sell privately before the first Tuesday IN
December next, | will offer all the above property, for
sale at public auction in front of the Coqrt,hGnse door
in Huntersville. WILLIAM l.. fENAi"'
June 20, ls56.-tf.
~ Lewisburg Chronicle please copy.
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NOT1CE.-The PARTNERSHIP aTRsR hpsi between m,s the di. andesi
~ sisn1u oonsent on the 18th day of May last, Per-
oy m hor;nC claims against the firm will present them
sons na.tnS and those indebted will come forward and
settle e The business will be carried on by John Wei ell
Ter, who will furnish to order p sas ~ 1aths and all
A'has " f WELLER Il PARKINS.
Mt. Sidney, June 25, lS56,-tssS,
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NEW BOOKSH
The Great American Battle
The Adventures of Gerard the Lion Killer; ~
The Hiawatha Legends;
Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside;
Liberty and Slavery, by Bledsoe;
The Youth of the Old Dominion
The Scalp Hunters;
The Grey-Bay Mare, and other Humorous Amer
lean Sketches;
Salad for the Social, by the author of Salad for
the Solitary;
Memoir of Rev, James Chisholm, A. NJ, late
Rector of st. Johns Church, Portsmouth, Va;
A History of the Ravages of the Yellow Fever in
Norfolk, Va, in 1855, by Geo. d. Armstrong, d.. D..
Barnes Notes on the Gospels;
Barnes Notes on the Acts;
Major Jones Courtship;
Major Jones Travels;
The Physical Geography of the Sea, new edition,
by Ii. Maury,
The Prophets of the Restoration, or Haggai,
Zeckariah, and Malachi o new translation, with Notes,
by Rev. T.. V. Moore, ID. d.. ROB'T C0WAN.
'Staunton, June is, 1855.
7AIR NOTICE.-Allp persons are hereby distinct
" forewarned against tresDassing upon the lands
Of the subscribers by hunting, fishing, pulling down
fences, or in any other way whatever. The law will be
rigidly enforced against any persons SO offending.
w. j. SHUMATE,
ARCH. p. STUART,
GEO. II. MITCHELL.
June 25, 1S56.-St.*
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NOTICE.-Having become the owner, by pur;,
IN chase, of all the Stock of Goods belonging to,and
all the debts due to the late frm OF huILE1 q W.
and WIN. i. NJ. BUTLER, of the town Of S%taunton, /
have employed the said VIM. /. NJ. Butler as my A
rent TO transact and conduct the business on my ac-
Count, and to receive and receipt for any debts due
for tbe same and hereby r~atifying whatever my said
agent NAV do in the premises and in my name.
Witness nv hand and seal this Bird day Of June, 1856.
JAMES H. FRAZER, SEAL.
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OHEAP FURNITURE FOR CASH.
/ On Gnn Sofns Dirans and TeteS:

NHEAP FURNITURE FOR CASH.
80 fine Sofas, Divans and Tetes;
Marble-top and plain Bureaus
Cottage aud Jenny Lind hedsteads;
Wood and Marble Centre Tables; "[ET
any quantity Of Parlor Tables, Rocking Chairs,
from q TO Is dollars
Cane and Mahogany Chairs;
and a large quantity Of other Furniture always on
hand. ut the lowest rates for cash.
The new STYLE Metallic Gases always on hand.
A. d. CHANDLER.
Stanton, June IS, 1885,
mo ALL WHO HAVE ACCOUNTS TO
i CLOSE OR COLLECTING have made arrange
mcnts by which we will be enabled, from the lstofJu-
V to the 1st of September, to collect aud close up ac-
counts in any part of the county, for 0 reasonable Com.
mission. Merchants and others having business OF
this kind 10 be attended TO, are requested to call upon
us before the LIST of July. MB0DEN d McCUE.
Staunton, June Is, 1S56.-3ts.
4 NO. / NEGRO WOMAN FOR SAL.E-ahe is a
N frst-rate Cook, House seFvantand Nurse. Char
acter upexceptionahle. Apply at this Office.
June Is, 1856.
.NTOTICE.-All notes and accounts due to VIM. F.
~ Asst & Co., unless settled by the lst of July, will
be put into other hands for collection. We hope this
friendly warning will be regarded.
Staunton, June IS, 1s56.-Sts
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r AND FOR SALE will Offer RaJ iron TINS DAY,
u my STOCK FARM, containing FIVE uNDhE
sre sa are GOOD Meadow, and more can be made. One
dr ed acres in Grass the balance in Timber
Also, the FARM on which in l ,d now ~ RESIDE iaas 60 cTnt t;11ahls
I'd ~ oxcaut about forty acres. There are 2 good Sui
nhnr Spring on the premises, known as Crawford's
Springs. nr;votelv until tho FIRST
of O1 SSs0 ssle, NEXT .ha d a1a Of \ which / VIII give due notice;
lime a. 1886. RIch' AZ
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

NTOTICE.-The subscriber expects to procure in
a short time a patent for his recently invented
Grain and Seed Separator, and will be able to furnish
his machine at short notice. WIN. EATON.
June 18th, ls56.-3t.
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S%gs - 1HTTfARLE FARMs FOR SALE

1.-TWO FAHtIHS ~ =. D..
The first is situated on the North River, IN Rock
bridge, a miles from the Depot of the North klver Ca
which h d Just proportion is cleared. The soil is fair
Rockbridge lafndEcaroops well in wheat and corn works
kindly, and is well wiatered; The improvements Tsl ,Ssoaa,rse
Substantial FARM HOUSES, mostly new: Inc North
be- Transported by wagon or by batteaux on the river
to the Depot. CIT poa :, .ho
county Of Highland-contains G$6 a Aere Sis Is wei epr wa
Mar To Cattle Men / need only say it is part Of the
famous Slmlo Grab BE- Bottom Farm, belonging to John Sit
lington, of Highland, the best Grass land in Virginia.
I viii sell on accommodating terms.
june IS, 1S56.-6w. WIN
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VYT0OD LAND FOR sALE.-The subscri

WOOD LAND FOR sALE.-The subscri-
w beers offer for sale about Forty-Seven Acres of
land belonging to the estate of DIR. A. Waddell, decd,
situated three miles from Staunton, near the Parkers-
burg Turnpike, and adjoining the lands Of Geo. Il.
Snaon navid Dull and others. Some fifteen acres are
cIIesrapd and under cultivation, and the remainder is COW
cred with a growth of excellent timber. The quality
Of Tho land il very good. j.. ALEX. WADDELL,
JOS. A. WADDELL,
Stanton. June 4, 1856. Executors
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NrATTREssEsI MATTRESSES u

NTATTRESSESI MATTRESSES III
IHl have in the hands of my agents, Mr., JOHN Al.
NELSON. Stanton, and Messrs. Bumbgardner d Nc
Clure. Greenville, a large supply of Hair, Shuck, and
Seagrass MATTRESSES. Orders for any description
of Mattresses, Cushions, &c, shall have the promptest
attention. For reference as regards the c~heapness and
quality of my work, / would give Messrs. kayser g.
Striking. Address NJ. w. WALLACE.
Yancey's Mills, Albemarlc Co, Va.
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n. B.-MRS. SMITH, has a nice assortment OF Bon,
nets and Millinery Goods, and ladies, Dress Caps, and
md Muslin Finish, which will be sold cheap. She
occupies the large room over the store for the sale OF
her Bonnets, Ladies' Bonnets made to order. Mourn
ing Bonnets always on hand.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02
n REAT ATTRACTION IN THE SALE
I'D or LADIES' DRESS OODS!-Bargai Bar

(J OF LADIES' DRESS G0ODS!-Bargains Bar
gains can now be had in Ladies' Dress Goods, we are
now sailing off all our Summer Ladies' Dress Goods at
great sacrifices as we are determined TO close them out
Before the season closes, to prepare for the approaching
season. Printed Lawns that we sold at 20 cents, we
will close out at 12H cents; plain and fg'd Berages
Muslin Berages that we sold at 87% cents, we will sell
at Is cents We have a lot of Silks, which we will sell at
low prices with avariety of Dress Goods, which we
cannot name in an advertisement. But we invite the
nublic to call and Judge for themselves, as they may
rest assured we will give them Bargains which cannot
fail to please. We will sell for cash, or to responsible
customers on the usual credit. GEO. W. SMITH,
One door above the Marble Yard.
c4o,,+o, Tupa Ok 1956 -2t *-Vind, COPY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

4 o ACRES MOSTLY LIMESTONE Land
i FOR SATELLITE subscriber offers for sale private
ly his farm in Botetourt county, living on both sides Of
Catawba Creek, four miles from fincastle. There are
upon the place all necessary improvements, with the
addition ola SAW MILL and GRIST MILL. Ifdesired
the farm would be divided into four tracts, with i'm
provements on each. Upon the purchase money extend
ed time will be given, if desired, if the payments be Sc
cured and the interest thereon paid annually. For fur
Their information address the subscriber at Fincastle, Va.
April %. Ss56.-tf DR.. WIN. NJ. WOODSON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

FOR SALE OR RENT.-The large and COM
II modious Brick WARE HOUSE, situated opposite
to the passenger Station House Of the Central II. r.
in StauntOn. -
The building is 60 feet long 80 feet wide, two and o
half stories high, aud very conveniently arranged
for a large Grocery and Commission business.
1t is built in the most substantial manner, the walls
being nearly two feet thick, and ihe floors sustained by
stone columns. ALEX. III. II. STUART.
SIMpSAN L TAyI or
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

Y SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale the Val
liable TRACT of LAND now in the possession Of Rob-
ert Mcclure, SEN, lying about 81 miles from Staun-
ton, and adjoining the lands of Robert Snapp, Chesley
Kinney, and others, containing lag Acres-between 81
and sixty of which are cleared and the residue well
timbered. The soil is exceedingly productive, ana is
easily cultivated, The improvements consist Of a New
DWELLING HOUSE, Stable, and other 0ut-Buld-
mos also a LIME KILN. There is a thrifty young
ORCHARD, of various sorts Of choice Fruits, on the
land.
signed, or to Robert Mcclure, now living on the prem
lses,
TERMS :-0ne-third in cash; the balance in one two
and three years. Possession given in the Fall.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
June II, 1s56.-6t. Agent for Ro. Mcclure, SEN,
~ Rockingham Register COPY Cts.
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HooFLAND,s GERMAN BITTERs.

Sold by all Dealers in family medicines, and by JAS
G. LAIRD and ]. G. NJ. MERRILArT, Druggists, Staunton
1uly .. 1S56.-2wS.
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LovINGsroy, Nelson Co., June 10, 1856.
The creditors of Jno. W, Gentry, are hereby, mott,
fed, that I have appointed Thursday the 18th day Of
July next, to commence taking the accounts directed
by the foregoing DEGREES at which time they are request
ed to appear at my Office, with their evidences Of debt,
or prepared to proved ~ proper testimony their claims,
when not endorsed by judgement, bond or note in wri-
ting. R0BT. Comr.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-De

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to John Patter-
IN son, are hereby notified that their bonds and &C,
counts have been left in my hands for collection.
Unless payment is promptly made, suits will be in
stituted, according TO instructions.
June 20, 1S56-4t. ALIEN. III. II. STUART.
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NOTICE.-Al persons having claimsagainst the
~ estate of Jas. A. Cochran, decd, will be good E.
nough to leave u memorandum of them either with
George NJ. Cochran, jr, Staunton, or the undersigned
nj Churchyiile. JAS. COCHRAN,
Ex'r of Jas. A. Cochran, decd.