Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-30
July TO, Ioob.-t1s
7TKUsTEE AND COMMISSIONER'SSALE.

| FVNKIJS'TEE AND COMMISSIONER'SSA
i BY virtue of decree, rendered at the last term
of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, in the case OF
Shetfey, Trustee VS.. Gushing and Others shall, on
Fday tie 29t day Of August, 1856, sell, on the prem
Uses, to the highest bidder at public auction, the val
liable DWELLING and STORE HOUSE. and adjoin-
Edwin NJ Cushing; also, the STORE ROOM adjoining
now occupied as an auction ware room by Cushing d
Watts; also, valuable SLAVE named Oliver
At the same time and place as Trustee OF f. Al. and
EN- FURNITURE of the said E. NJ. and A. Z. Cushing;
Also all The Furniture of the Store Room, Bakehopse
and other Personal Property of said parties.
TERMS OF SALE.-0f the purchase money of the re-
al estate much to be paid in cash as may be neces
sary pay expenses of sale and costs of suit the bal
ance in g. r. is and "a months The slave Over,will
be sold credit of six months the other personal
property, when the purchase money amounts to ten
dollars or more on credit of three months under ten
dollars, cash. Negotiable Notes. with unquestionable
endorsors to be given for the deferred payments and
the title to the real estate to be retained ultimate
curity. HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Trustee and Ccm'r.
July 16, l35G.-tds. printers fee 3
4 UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
| IN STAUNT0N, VA.-The next annual session OF
this institution will open Monday the 1st of Sep
tember under the instruction and general management
| of Mr.. and Mrs. WN II. MARQUES, with such other
teachers as may be found necessary Additional build
mgs have been erected for the accommodation of the
Principal and Boarding Pupils, and the Trustees feel
justified from the amplest testimonials, in giving as
surances that "he patrons of the Seminary will hndl
the Principal, an accomplished, faithful, energetic
teacher-one who has extraordinary success in inspir
ing his pupils with affection for him and enthusiasm
for their studies and that in all respects the School
will be worthy of the confidence of the public.
Circulars containing full particulars will be furnish
ed, upon application to the ,a Principal.
TRUSTEES.
FRANCIS MCFARLAND, President,
JOHN HExDRRS SOLOMON ]. LOVE,
| JOHN MCCUE, ADAM LINK,
JACOB BAYLOR DAVID FULTZ,
JOSEPH R. WILSON, JOHN TRMBLE,
JOHN d. IMBoDEN, Jos. A. WADpELL,
WILLIAM BRowS WILLIAM VI. TATE.
Staunton, July l6, 1s56.-Town papers copy till lst
September
VOMMISSIONER'S SALE.-As Commission
j er, appointed by the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, in the case Of John Crawford, Benjamin We'll
Ter, Moses II. McCue, and james l. A. Trotter, V. S.
Marshall K. Fultz George Rankin, Alexander Walker,
and others shall, on F}iday, the SM dag Of August
next at the residence of George Rankin proceed to
SELL to tbs highest bidder, credit of six months,
the following property, to witt Grey Mare Grey
Horse, Bay Horses l Black Mare and Colt, Sorrel
Colt IL Head of Cattle, 25 Head of Hogs, II Head of
Sheep, Plantation Wagon, Cart, Pair of Gear,
Big Piow Harrow, Set of Harrow Teeth Wheat
Fan, 8 Shovel Flows, lot of Blacksmith Tools,
Bedsteads and Bedding for same large Table !
Chairs large Kettle, Wagon Saddle, 2 Grain Cra-
dies Moving Scythes and on the 4th Monday of Au-
gust next will SELL to the highest bidder, in front Of
the Courthouse, in Staunton, NEGRO NAN named
Elijah j. d. HANGER, Com'r.
July o, 1856.
G. THRILLING SPRINGS."-This establish
y ment will be opened on the 18th day of July for
the reception of visitors The Hotel and Cabins are
supplied with new furniture throughout, and the COM
forts of the establishment are equal II not superior TO
those of any other Springs in the mountains The
Medicinal Properties Of the various waters composing
Stribng Springs, are inferior to none in The United
States. There is Alum, Sulphur, and Chalyb-
cate, of superior quality The Alum is believed to be
the best now visited.
These Springs are situated about IL miles North
west of Staunton. The Parkersburg line of Stages
past the house leaving Staunton after the arrival OF
the Eastern Cars.
The proprietor respectfully soclts the patronage of
the health and pleasure seeking public, assuring them
al satisfaction. - CHEsLEY KINNEY.
July Q, 1s56.-Gt.
DROWNSBURG HIGH 5 RI 90 L-REV.
ID JAMES GREER, A. NJ, PRLICIPALITh
Session opens on the s day of September and closes
during tho last week in June: The course Of studies
is designed prepare young for business or for
admission into the best colleges The pupils, except
those having relatives in the neghborhood, will
be expected to board in the family of the Principal.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition, including Washing,
Lights,and Fuel,payabe in advance for each
Contingent Fund, ......................... IS
~ Address the Principal at Brownsburg, Rock
0' RiEsFEER Fri H. McGuaey D. D., L. L. D.,
ington, Va; B. R. Wexford N. D., Richmond, Va;
Rev. j. r. Wilson Staunton, Va. Rev. j. NJ. Smith,
d. d., Hampden Sydney Va
Brownsburg July IL, 1856.
nor SALE-VALUABLE TOWN PROP.
Il ERTY.-In pursuance of decree, entered in the
cause of Bonivita and Others against d; A. Pitmans
heirs and depending in the Circuit Court OF Augusta,
shall proceed, on Thasday the 3lst day Of July next
in the town of Staunton to sell, at public sale, that
very desirable Property recently occupied by said Pit
man. and nearly opposite the Virginia Hotel. IL con-
tains Two StOre,RoOms and Cellars-sa DWELL
ing House and Large Room, at present used as
Billiard Saloon. Any person desiring to invest his
money in real estate, to yield large dividend, will
find this desirable for that purpose.
TERMS OF SALE The purchase money to be paid
in four equal instruments falling due respectively in
SIX twelve, eighteen and twenty four months from the
day of SALE bearing interest the title to be retained as
ultimate security, and the purchaser glvng BOND and
good personal security " n. ThOUT, Comf.
July 9, lSj6.--tds.
GREAT ATTRACTION GREAT BAR
" GAINS FOR CASH GEORGE w. SMITH
will sell all his Ladies' Summer Dress Goods at cost
for cash. and in many instances for less, he is anx
ious to close them out before the is over to
make room for fall goods. The goods are new, for Ia
dies Summer Dresses and this is chance to buy
for cash at cost such and handsome Perages and
Lawns and Muslin Berages, and many other goods we
cannot name in an advertisement.
Our accounts are all made out to the lst of Juy-all
persons indebted, will please to call and settle the same
and they will much obligo me by SO doing.
MRS. SMITH has nice variety OF BoNyETS; Bon |
nets made to order.
Stanton July 10, 1S56.-Sts*-vind. copy
AND FEMALE SCnOOL.-SYLVA
IN MONT INSTITUTE is situated in West View,
one of the most pleasant and healthy villages of Au
gusta combining the advantages Of the best society
With every religious privilege,
The next year will commence LIST Monday in Sept'r
and continue with two weeks vacation at Chlistlas
until 9th June, 1857.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Primary English ........................S1 $500
Advanced :" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2)0o
Latin and Greek, .,,..,,,.,..,.,,,,..,,,...3 1900
French, .....................10.00
Music--Piano, .......................S 5000
Embroidery, Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Address, II. l.. HOOVER Pyinci1uI.