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na,on every way perfect instrument; city
cash Apply i5s thirty nth street near Eighth ave-
rue white cottage house with garden In fiont-
ALLAN IRvINo PROFESSOR OF sINoINa.-rHts
& s % ~ :. The s e s
or at his own. 70. University place.
A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC BEING NOW DrsENa AGED
"A wishes situation as vio lat 10 some OF the musical
On he e psDs d dancing DAILY hor
per ar1aesment Terms moderae Apply or address Mud
A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE FOR $40;
a $780, has been used "A months and fully
.anied BY he most celebrated makers in Pew York.
be seen ut io2 Twenty sixth street. seventn avenue.
NONCERTINA AND GUIrAR-MR. EDWARD BAR
~ IUN, professor OF the above instruments, continues 10
impars Sufficient kpow,ege Of the guisr in lessons
able any lady gentleman 10 accompany themselves In vocal
music.
TosEPH G. KoEsTLER, TEACHER OF MUSIC, HAY
ing removed 10 Al Houston street N, IA oers his
services for instruction In thorough bass piano and singing
iehsoaaoie 'erHs.
ONLY -FOUR MORE OF THOSE SPLENDID NEW
~ pianos e twenty sole in lev weeks superior In tone,
s'h , ssd in ss.ss
y, 20 Walker street. four DORIS from arSsdw.y NV.
DIANOFORTE.-A LADY, WHO las BEEN EMINENT
ly successful in giving nfrnctons on III, above nstru
ror wn 70 more a S s
residences terms Moderate Apply at 49, Pearl street.
T'nE uNDEasIesEp OFFEs THEIR SERVICES a.
OF or Kind OF nsuumens orders from the country Will be
p'N'''"'' owe -''' A srsisMsTz, 5os Broome street,
lMANTBD--To EXCHANGE PEaHAM STOCK FOR
w Sne toned And high finished pianooe Each
share buckles,s erterain
u ents. Address Rare Chance, box l47 Herald onlce.
INsThUC r.ON.
An ITALIAN GENTLEMAs DESIRES 70 Owe Les,
"A his In the french language, yoaag gsntle
adde's, ne received tu.,r Of children
ros pecabe family, exchange board
Lain br hi, tory arithmetic Terms VIII be very
moderate. Address a. Msgui no 81 Greenwich avenue
nUFy's NEW SYSTEM OF sooKKEEPING Sane.
~ toned by the rev York Chamber Of ommerce, the
perfect combiDso. q commercial science aad practice
Mailed poet paid by the publishers 70 al o. ne United
states WITHIN 1000 miles on receipt OF the price, 81 80.
u,RESCH L. N9uAGR-PROF. n. LAGRoIx, 2se
instruction IN a Frsncn language i@osas tSen, By az
easy and efficient method, pracneA knew ledge Off r.
readily anS seearsc FERN:
GERMAN LANGUA0E-A THOROUGH KNOwLEDaE
possible the tpion Of Mr. KiRChHOfF who for
success o bookl eep5g mahsmacs veil as The French
and Italian lsnguages thoroughly taught, bv competent
italian gentleman Terms moderate. No. 81 Rivngton
CPANIsH LESSONS WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WHO
- has acquired knowledge Of the Spanish
wsbes be instructed In order To learn
fueny Spanards only need apply Address H. b. boz 306
CPANIsH LAraUA0E-THE CHEAPEsT AND BEST
- way OF acquiring this anguAge.-ProG A. PTERRA ia
white street, near Broedway BY BIZ way Of using Uncndors
method the pupil IN only twelve win thorough
ions as Win enable him continue sdvanaSecusy Nv hme
The study Of the snssssSs II he fcor ~. these drsccns
S. Address as above, nom II to O'Clock, p. n.
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A UsTRALIA.INDEPENDRNr L1NE.-rHR CLIP
IA ship KA1 HAY win have immediate despAtcy for sgd
ney direct having three fourhs Of hsr cargo already
eneaged For balance Of capacity or first cabin passage aP
GC0DEvE, ARKErI. 4 ELLIOT 50 Pearl street.
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NOTICE.-1 HAVE AGAIN RECOVERED MY HEALTH
20 a. 70 attend TO business and have taken the yard s
Delaney street. where win keep good supply Of o ulst
timber and reena hand and win receive orders and full
all them ct the shortest notice. JAMES BAILEY
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ST0vEs, STOVES, sTovEs.No N6 CANAL srREET,
have large assortment Of mante graes kitchen rAngcs
ranges Stoves reasonable terma put
nd pipe furnhed for Stoves and lined
rcpared: RrateS and rppakod.
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1IARTlES- DINNER OR EVENING .rURNiIsHED
with god band French china silver glass, confectionery
harp violin panoise any other required by
r. h, STkvENs, 1876 Crosby street.
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TEE UNDERSIGNED BE0S LEAVE TO INFORM
i drusgss and dealers IN eecbes a ne has constantly
for any quantity from any place in The United States will be
- Importer of leeches, 70 Warren street.
warn The public 70 beware Of pedars using my name,
have travelling agents.
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nR. RALPH's OFFICE HOURs-9 TO Il A. NJ. TO
" Sundays excepted, 643 nouson ct, ser.

nR. HUNTER, NO. DIvIaIoa STREET NEW YORK,
~ 30 long and favorably known 20 the public may bo
consulted his old established Office where he has prsced
in branch Of medicine for the last years and
made more cures than other man In the city, In
af cee OF persons considered tncurapl Of which ha
has permission n reier baetoore Charges moderate
and In all cases guaranteed Caution my rene
d. Hunters red orup wh0ot drv-
ing s poison In the bIood be had aboyaA rroe a.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 ROBBINS HAVE REM0v-
~ ed from the old stand No lE MAIDEN lana. 70 their
William street. where they will continue ne wholesale drug
business, as heretofore with Increased iacdliuea-
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T,hEeREATRHMspY-DR Wards uNFoRruHArR,s
win sc. return; srsa.s.es re posscn without leaving n
Sold th0 cd eabshed oce 90 Canal street. ouner R,
wsy. PNs - Cures sight GASES Ia one day Cure vsr
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yyTsJRls BLOOMS THIS TRULY DELIGHTFUL Cos
merc and copserver Of beauty be obtained only
ne d. pot COS Broadway. Ladies who knowingly would not
-dm 10 their tot cite composition ct base ita
Il vss,ris booss should remember that Is sod only
ri e epve place.
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TROY MUsEUM.-THIs POPULAR PLACE OF AMUsR
ocated the most central and prominent point In
The city, may be rented on very reasonable terms BY the
tIts panoramas, any other pectaole exhibuns
oeptng thearcaI Apply personally by letter to Wayne
OLWYNE II South Sixth street Phadapha; Mr. JOHN
CAhTKE. Jsnitor in Troy The sprog and summer dra-
DESTROYS Of engaging will address Wayne Wine above
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USTRAIJA INDEPENDENT LINK.-THE SPLENDID
"A A. clipper ship HISTORIAN, 1000 burthen
VIM have immediate dispatch Melbourne; her socommoda
tons for In first and cabin
gassed Tor which eslly application must Be made For
freight or passagc apply to 0OODRvE. ARKKLL d EL
LOT 81 Pearl street, for passage board 1t pier Il
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MEDICAL.
I'll IF YOU HAVE CONTR ACTED DISEASE CALL AT
pl. ST Ray ard St A cure warranted tor 81.

a NEW BOOK--fHk ~ RRIAGE GUIDE, on FAMILY
nedacal sLa my soloa instructor rpec Ky tor the
Of The married and hoAe shout " marry by Pc Aolhck
coored plates Price q Pm ,ushed by ". sTRos0 No %
Nassau who will for wArd mail se receipt Of u
and sddrees From the Medoa, acd surgical Rsv,ew The
mes hook reads One 1atuye which
particu 0isDgusnes All others Of the kind
al through" : NJ
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NEW PATENT SPEGrACLEH.-THEY IMPROVE vi.
IN son suit Tor Me- change 70 greater magntzing power
required and drtn, objects Distinctly hronuh
pair FRANKS lecturer the eye, psienee and max
NO Park rev. opposite Asor House Attendance 10 A. NJ
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co.'s Dispatch Lipe-SAing regularly and positively on
or before the day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TUESDAY, Sh Of Feb
kEnfRtss tF THE SEA Wilson master, now receiving
above This cxtrAs binary fast ship was sy "
Don aid Mckay wsose reputaic for building fast clippers
seco to nope IN the United States Shippers
very best conveyance Offering low OF freight
Rosye and early day Tor SAILING. will find The press OF The
shs eIRsesei % nnish lesdng Tgsday Th January ins
and hand In their bills OF adine for signature 70 SUTTON
20, ~ South street. corner WALL N. B-No freight taken
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OyCONNOR COLLENDER'p BILLIARD TABLE MA
- nuacscry now The most er enye and conpete 10 the
rnmfnxa Of superior quality at the lowest cash prices
ordsrs bT mAih promptly attended 10
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EDw,I K. C6lIISs, IS Wan street. NY
BROWN, SIMPLE CO., Liverpool
STEP HEN KENNA RID Il CO., n austin Frars, London
B. g. WAINWRIGHT 90, Peris.
The 0wD1rs these ships accountable TOR Gold
silver bullion specie jewely, precious metals
ess bills Of adng arc gEed therefor and the value Thereof
thoSeiu expressed.
Shippers please notice. that the ships Of this line cannc
any goods cOntrxbaDd OF
All letters must pas through The post sfee, other wiz
returned
kOTIcE The day departure this line from New York
FIR 1868 via be Saturday commencing january Snd
sherps,e saturday; aud 1on Liverpool Wednesday, COM
mendng Jan. 70 and every alternate Wednesday
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FOR SALE.

WoR sALE-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN
TWENTY ninth Ct 1enh and Elevt nth
WITH unsYprsd leave If 10 years; privilege
II u years each The Above properly will be sold
bargain Inquire Of u II. bailey, No
Chambers street. '.s'
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MINERAL WATERPROOF THE ARTEsIAN We'll.
l e. CaherGss Canada West The reputation wessh this
has acquired . certain emedy for paralysis dspep
STA, govt rheumas0, liver complaint salt rheum, and
Tor ihee diseases 70 which females peculiarly liable has
city The water concentrated % such degree h.t
adult One halt ANAL bote added 70 tho Of forms
bath equal Obtained 1t tho spring Price OF large bot
IS The Atlantic sstes Courier and Enquirer build
ipr lS2 Pearl Mrs ThOmpsOn, E3 Cf street. William
Fowler bookseller 29 Eighth avenue, New York: and RI
ii Jones IL Dock street, PHILADELPHIA. -
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CTEAM FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND ANTWERP.-THE
y splendid and powerful iron steamship BELGlUQ6,
A. B. Tack commander, will leave Antwerp touching
at Southampton Saturday February from pier N nvsf
RATES OF PASSAGE
ls cabn-To Southampton. $50 70 Antwerp 800
ID do. do. ........ IS d. ........ 60
Sd do. do. IS do. ........ 40
For freight and first cabin passage spplyto
AUGUST BELMONT, Me- Hanover St
For second and third cabin passage apply to
SABEI. CURTES IS Fulton 81
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-30
Mass Meeting.

Mt. SoLoN, July 10, 1856.
At a meeting of portion of the citizens of Mt
Scion and vicinity, on Saturday the 10Th inst,
for the purpose of calling Mass Meeting, to
hear discussion of the questions involved in the
present Presidential canvass, on motion, Jno. G..
Fulton was called to the Chair and Maj. j. II.
IRVINE was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been OK
planned, it WIS resolved that the Augusta Springs
be fixed upon as the place, and Friday and Sat-
urday, the Sth and 9th of August next, as the
time, and that Maj j. NJ. McCue, Geo. II. Err
vine, DIR. r. Ii. Robertson and d. M. Van Lear
be and are hereby appointed Committee for
the purpose of making the necessary arrange
ments for the meeting, and that they extend
invitations to the Hon. Thos S, Flournoy, Hon
VIM. @. Rives, Hon. A. ii. III. Stuart and Hon
J. NJ Bolts, and such other gentlemen, as they
may deem proper, to attend, and address the
people on that occasion.
1t was moved that the proceedings of thi;
meeting be published in the Staunton Spectator
True American and Richmond Wing
j. G.. FULTON, Chairman.
j. III. IRVINE, Sec'y
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LETTER FROM Mr.. CRrTTENDEN.-Ih follow
inc letter from the Hon. j. j. Crittenden, OF
Kentncky. "the noblest Roman" of the Amerl-
can Senate. will silence forever the puerile Ell
forts of the Democratic organs and leaders 10
osso;l Mr. Fillmore because he consulted his
Cabinet and Law counsellor before signing the
Fnoitiye Slave law So far from detracting from
the merits of Mr.. Fillmore it should elevate nm
in the estimation of all conservative southern
men. For it is the best possible illustration OF
his conservatism and his devotion to the Constl-
tuition and the rights of the South:
WASHINGTON, July II, 1856.
Nv DE- AR SIR I'm answer to your letter OF
the 4th july. | reply that neither during his adj
,n;n;stration. nor at any time, did he ever say
20 me or in nv hearing, "that the fugitive slave
law was unconstitutional :" or anything to that
effect Neither is it true "that it was only by
vour INV urgent solicitation as his adviser that
he could be induced to sign the BILL" For the
purpose, as supposed, of acting, and showing
that he acted, deliberately and advisedly ON so
important a subject, he required me, as the law
officer of the Government to give my opinion
in writing in regard to the constitutionallty Of
certain clauses of the bill, and did so. | be-
lieve that he also consulted, as usual, all the
members This was done, no doubt, out OF re-
spect for his Cabinet, and to secure to his con
duct the highest sanction which the advice O
his Cabinet counselors could give. All th'
members of the Cabinet, believe, advised IL
favor of the Bill, aud in so doing only concur
red, as understood, in the Presidents own
pinion on the subject.
There was no urgency or solicitation to Mr.
Fillmore to sign the Bill, that l know Of | Ger
tainly used none, nor did ever suppose that any
was necessary. Mr.. Fillmore, have no doubt
signed that Bill freely, and in obedience ony tt
his own convictions, and sense of duty.
The above will afford you, hope, sir, ful
answer to your enquiries, and have the honor
to remain, Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
j. ]. CRrrrENpEN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAkER,s PREMIUM BITTERs.

Vegetables, &c, are generally used freely Dy al
classes OF society without regard to consequences o
this has caused and will continue to cause great deal
of sickness We know of many families that are new
er troubled with dsordered stomach, bowels, cholera
morbus dysentery &c. and yet they adopt no means
to prevent it, except that they regularly BAAERS
PREMIUM BITTERS. A gentleman told us the
other day that he believed these Bitters were posi-
tive cure for all dsordered bowels as cases he
had tested them. We personally acquainted with
some families who say they would as soon be without
their regular meals as to be destitute of Bakers Bit
ters they say if their children the least sick they
give them small quantities through the day. according
TO age and these Btters will give reaction to the
whole system The proper functions OF nature must be
kent regularly at work. otherwise sickness ensues-
We would advise all persons who are strangers to the
great virtues of Bakers Premium Bitters, to lose no
tire in giving them fair trial. They VIII thus De:
come satisfied of their true value We were told oy
physician few days since, that it was the best tonic
ever invented in this country. He said he had been
attending large family in the country for hye or SIX
wears, which was worth from $50 10 500 per annum,
but he had recommended them to use BAKER bnlers
about two years ago. which proved so very ecaclous
that they had sent for him SINCE nor hao any
physician been wanting in that family; but they use
the Btters whenever they are required Inc puohc
can at once see the great saving in money as well rs
time BY the moderate Of this allheahnS tonic
Richmond Wig.
Ia" To be had at the Drug Stores of G. NJ. MER
R1LArr and JAS. G. LAIRD, Staunton, and Druggists
| generally.
! July . 1S56.-lmo.
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DIED,


On Friday the 18th inst, Mr.. ROBERT MoFFETr, u
highly respectable citizen of this county, aged 81
years.
In Nicaa aqua Central America, of yellow fever, on
the 3rd of May last, ARCHIBALD H. GRAY, son OF Col
A. s. Gray, of Rockingham, aged Is years. He was a
member of Gen. Walkers army, and at the battle OF
Rivas greatly distinguished himself
On the ed inst, DAVID BEARD, highly respectable
citizen of this county.
The death of such a man is an occasion calling for
more than an ordinary obituary notice.
Although he left no wife or children to mourn an
irreparable loss many hearts were made sad by this
bereavement for the loss of kind and accommodating
neighbor true and faithful friend We but utter
the sentiments of all who knew him. when we say,
more honest and generous man never llived His un,
bounded iberalty and benevolence were not published
abroad but the many acts of kindness, unknown to
the world have embamed his memory in the hearts OF
many who survive him.
He died the death Of an humble, confding Chris
tian
Blessed are they who have such works to follow
them. b. I. II.
Wind and True Amer please copy
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RRooKL1NE, Feb. 5, 1851


To Seth w. Fowle,-NIy Dear Sir:-Having expert
enced results of satisfactory character from the use
of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, in
cases of severe colds during the past two years, am
induced to express the full faith have in its renova
ting power was first induced to try this medicine
as an experiment. about two years ago. in connection
with the strong recommendation of FRIEND who was
well nigh gone with consumption, and whose relief
from the use of it satisfied of its great value in CO.
SEES of colds and decline and most clearly demonstra-
ting to my mind, its great value as restorative that
only needs fair trial to insure grateful demonstra-
ton from the public Your obedient servant,
SAMUEL A. WALKER.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per-
SETH w. FOWLE l. CO., 1873, Washington Street,
Boston, Proprieors. Sold by their agents
For sale in Staunton, by JAMES G.. LAIRD and Dr. j.
C. NJ MERRILATT July 30 1S56.-1t
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SAMrL SWAN & CO., Managers.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO 1904 ,OO0!!!
will be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEINE!!
oO ON NJTNPERS-15.185 PRITES!.!


I5.Is5 Prizes amounting to- .$204 900
The $4,000 Prizes of IS are determined by the num-
her which draws the $4,000 Prze-f that number
should be an odd number then every odd number ticket
in the Scheme will be entitled to IS an even number
then every even number ticket in the Scheme will be en-
titled to S. in addition to any other Prizes which the
ticket may draw. :,
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity OF odd and
even number tickets will be certain of drawing nearly
half the cost of the same with chances obtaining 9TH
er prizes.
all those ending with l, 8, 5, Z, 0, are odd
r.3y Remember that every Prize Is drawn, and paya
BILE in full scithout deduetion
~ All Prizes of 81, 900 and under paid Immediately
after the drawing Prizes at the usus time ofthlr
ty days. M,
Accommodations strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately
after the drawing. o,
Whole Tickets $40, Halves IS, Quarters ~
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at
either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
S. SWAN e. CO., atlanta, ia.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, ala.
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ITO TEACIIERS.-Wante u TEACHER tc
l. take charge of the "HIGHLAND ACADEMY" a
bout the first OF September next for the ensuing Ses
sion of ten months. A gentleman well qualified to
teach all the branches necessary to good English ed
ucation and the Latin and Greek Languages, viii
find that to be desirable situation. To such one
liberal salary will be given the option of taking
the tuition fees. None need apply but such as are
qualified to teach the branches specified This school
is situated in region of country the most healthy and
saubrous of any in the State For further particu-
lars address either of the undersigned.
VIM W. FLEMING,
WM. G. JONES,
A. SEYBERT,
A. STEVENSON,
A. X. SITLINGT0N
Monterey, July so, 1856 Trustees.
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A UGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.-ln pursu-
~ ance of decree ofthe Circuit Court OF Augusta
at its last term, in the aseof Rebecca Cofman WIDOW
of John Coffman, decd, Plaintiff, against Abraham
Coffman and Jacob Cotfman and others, Defendants,
WILL as Commissioner offer for SALE on the preml-
Uses TO the highest bidder, on Saturday, Tie 3Qh dqy
of 4ugust next, valuable TRACT of LAND, lying in
Augusta county, and containing seventy ACRES
The land lies about mile South of New Hope ana
adoins the lands OF COL G u hopertsoh, H. n l-"Ao
and Others
The improvements good and desirable, ana con,
sist of good DWELLING HOUSE, n fine Barn. and
all necessary 0ut-houses.
The land is in high state of cultivation and of the
very best quality in the neghborhood. 1t rarely hap
mems that so fine and desirable a tract OF land IS
in market combining so many advantages OF ieruiy'
health and society to any one wishing small farm.
TERMS: The land will be sold upon credit OF
six twelve and eighteen months the purchaserwi be
required to give bonds with approved personal secui
y and the title retained until the payment OF all the
purchase money Possession given so soon as the
terms of sale are complied with. .
The land will be shown to any one wishing 10 see II
nv Mr. Jacob Cofman r., who resides on the tract
JAMES WALKER, Commissioner.
July 90, 1s56.-tds.
NSTATE OF j. Il. BRECKINRIDGE-
H. SALE AUGUST Sth and 9th-On Thursday, Au-
gust the sth we WILL sell at pn3c aG tS Rad d Rn a
Farm consisting of Horses Mules, Mich Cows, Farm,
ING Implements and the Crops of Wheat, Oats and
Hay -
in Staunton, 0 or 10 SLAVES and all the Household
and Kitchen FURNITURE =,
After the sale of the Slaves and Furniture, we will
sell the DWELLING HOUSE, the STORE House near
the Depot the Garden Lot and the Lot near the Vr-
gnia Institution; also the Outlos held with the A
merican Hotel -,
TERNIS-Cash for all sums under s10 for all sums
of so and upwards four months credit upon endorsed
negotiable paper
The real estate will be sold upon credit of e,two,
three four and five years. with interests the purchaser
giving personal security and lien on the property
cz We are authorized to sell, publicly or privately,
and are prepared Ito receive proposals for them:
not sold privately they will be offered at public sale in
the month of August of which due notice will be CIV
on. NJ. G. HARTMAN,
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
Admrs and Trustees.
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600 Ram away from the farm of
SOU Landon H. Brent in the county OF Nelson,
on the 10th day of July, 1856, NEGRO MAN named
Joe He is about fifty years Of ageh feet or inch,
es high with very black skin, sharp vlsage, and
long lower lips Joe has lost front tooth in his low
err Jaw and has naked spot on the back of his head
When spoken to- his manner is obedient and thought
full. He took with him suit of clothes and a
pair of sadde-bags good deal worn the lids OF which
have hair on them.
Joe, have no doubt viii endeavor to go to a free
State 10 dollars will be paid for his apprehension in
the county of Nelson $50 If taken in any county adj
Joining Nelson or $50 if taken in the State, and dey-
cred 10 me, or secured in jail so that get him.
Address, RockfSh, Nelson county, Va,
JOHN l. COLEMAN SR.,
July 80 1S5G-4ws Trustee for l.. H. Brent