Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-18

ENACTS FOR THE PEOPLE do youwish
II to purchase any article of r E I'D YIN AID E
C LO T III 1 N G or GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING G0ODSg If so, consider the following Facts;
1st We have, at all times the largest assortment in
the City. .94 4sJ Hf
3D. We are more largely engaged in the manufacture
and sale of Clothing than any other house in the State
3D. We have longer experience in the Trade in this
City, Tour House having been established in the year
lsSs. Possessing these advantages we are enabled to
sell SUPERIOR article low those who sell inferior
Clothing. Call at 102 Main Street, where may be
found superb stock OF the most fashionable and we'll
made Clothing, at moderate prices. l@sa 81
Essy- Az Goods Narrated. .,kss 5a ai.a. Jf}
M KEEN, BALDWIN & co.
Richmond June II, 1856. 55a
ID ED SWEET SPRINGS, ALLEGHANY
N COUNTY, VIRGINIA These Springs are stu
ated 16 miles East ofthe Greenbrier White Sulphur,
mile North of the Old Sweet and As miles from Bon
sacks on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad from
which, Sumnerson, Kent Co. keep 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 rs to 50 degrees Farenhet forming two Ia
! dies and one genteman's RED SWEET BATHS the
most exhilaratng and delightful Baths IN the United
States There is also another Bath and Spring near
the Hotel precisely similar in temperature and effects
us the0d Sweet mile from this giving ysiters to
this place the advantages OF the waters OF both places
The waters ure I0nc, AlefatlYe, ana AperlenI
to cases of extreme Debility Diarrh9a of the most OBJ
stnate character; Also Rheumatism, cutaneous Alice
tions, and Chronic diseases of the Stomach, Liver,
Spleen &c. Refer to the various authors on the Min
eral Springs of Virginia for analysis.)
| There is on the premises READING ROOM fur
nished with a variety of newspapers from all parts OF
the Union. Also Billiard Rooms, Ten Pin Alleys and
other amusements. The services of VOLANDI"S
| BAND Of MUSIC, of Baltimore, hrs been secured.
The Proprietor having the satisfaction to know that
he has given satisfaction heretofore to his visers and
to sustain the high reputation of the Red Sweet has
induced him to extend his accommodations fatterlng
himself that his future abors will insure full portion
of the public patronage. .
There is Post-oflice at this place, and daily mails
each way. G. BIAS.
Red Sweet Springs, June IS, ls5G.-tl5A
! VTIRGINIA AT Circuit Court began and held
| Y for Nelson county, at the Courthouse, on Tues
day the Goth day of April 1856, Thomas p Fitzpat-
rick administrator de 6Oais non Of John w. Gentry,
decd Plaintiff,
W S. & G. Donnan, and Willingham Elicit & Co.,
defendants.
The Court doth adjudge order, and decree that this
cause be referred to of the Commissioners of this
Court to take the following accounts, to wit:
1st An account of the administration the Plaintiff
on the estate of the said Jno w Gentry, decd
3D. An account of all the debts chargeable upon the
estate of the said Jno. w Gentry, deed.
Sd, Also account of the goods, chattels, rights
and credits which have to the hands of the said
| Plaintiff as administrator. $50
And to enable the said Comr to take the said ac-
counts ofdebts he is directed by proper advertisement
warn all persons claiming to be the creditors of said
Jno. w. Gentry, decd, to prove their claims or de-
mands him. at such time and place as he may before
appoint. A Copy.-Teste o. LOVING Cfk.