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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

AssssrASr SUPERINTENDENT or School s.--The
election Of this officer the special order tonight
the Board of Education. The candidates are s. W.
Seton, present incumeent; WIN. Jones, Clerk in the
Resi.ter's Office; Charles Stout, book agent, and
Henri Il. Stuart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

1t has been reported that the Report Of the Sec
rotary of The Treasury would be delivered along
with the Message Of the President, but on applying
at the Collectors Office yesterday we were in
formed that the document was not yet complete
and could rot be supplied till to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

The Electoral College of the State met at Albany
yesterday, but did not vote for President. That
business will be done to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

SrRIsernLp, MAss.-The Charter election on Mon
day resulted in the choice OF Ansel Phelps Democrst
for Mayer (resec,edl by ~ majority over Nehemiah
II. Leonard. Republican. The Aldermen ere Demo-
on ats and Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

CoPARTNERsMP-STEPH Brush has, THIS
DAY. associated WALrEl =. BKvsR j with himself under
m. 6u Of BsrsH Co.. for the purpose Of continuing the
p,ov,,os Rusxkss on their account
at No SIS Frontst-, In this city New'fofk, WV l, l9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

A company has been formed, with capital stock Of
A. 600 to bud -espa line from Sauas Village TO Long
Brspeh 10 connect place with the Long Branch and
Sandy Hook Line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

CONSOLATION FOR THE AFFLICTED.

Do WEEP.
sumption rot incurble Scrofus IL not without
tive remedy Both Of these terrible disorders cured every
dsy now and In manner with very little expense
Sois Pasy, 30 10 Rbeunsfism! And ye VINO have Liver
Com plains or Disease Of the Heart
REJOICE, AND LIVE!
For be cersin Of Health with LIQUID
Ioixg or PRE IODINE WATER, Endorsed by sdch eaiuent
physcsns DR. Chiffon DR. Parker Prof Booth &c. Money
returned TIE IODINE WATER fails TO Sold at per
bottle by AEDfRs FosDICK. Nos ID sv and $50 Broad
way and q II. RrSc. No. 1872 Broadway.
RICTa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g. LOUNsBERRY
No @ 2ssea~sy. Gr.nd now prepared to exhibit
the y. NEGOTIATIONS Of ENGLISH aud FRsNcH CARPET
nc oornpnE description and grade from the most
CosTIV n the CHEAPEST FABRIC.
Esc LsR BRUssELs, good styles and quality. 81 per yard
TEE USE OF BRANDRETH's PILLS will insure
because they take all impure matters out OF the Blood
sol the body weakened but strengthened by their
or for these valuable PILLS do not force but they
ss NATURE and opposed but harmonic with her
sold d No IS Csnsl-st, No. 2ss Bowery, and No 2ii
Hudsops.
WHO WILL SUFFER when DR.. TOBIAS'S cele
hated VENETIAN LSInEST will INN 6istey Cholera
Colc Dysenery vomiting Rheumatism, 5y'ellngs Cuts
Brins Sold by all the Druggists and Sorekepers Depot
No IS Courtandt.t, New York. Price % and % cents
MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.
viii present box Of my MAGNETIC sALvE to any
respectable who will call and receive it, For barns
serofuls and Salt Rheum s unsurpassed SMITH Eec
oMasnetst n Cansls between Broadway andChurch-s'
WIGS HARDyE - WIGS.
WIGS and ToUpEEs have improvements peculiar 10 their house
They celebrated all the world for their graceful beauty
the world Twelve private rooms for appiytns his IA
NOUS DYE. Soldst BATcHELoR's, No. rs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03
Wms HAR.DyE - WIGS. -BATCHELOR's
a.cmrps-TLe axcitement

SINGERS SEWING MACHNEs.-The excitement
Of election having ceased invite the attention Of all dicous
improved extra rapid SEWING
hAcHmEs Loss Of time while attending to political matters
Of Office the failure to obtain office may speedily
BE- made up BY the use Of SEWING MACHINE .
We every mechanic in whose trade SEWING MA
be employed that loss OF SlOa year sunef-a
Nv vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03
CRrAT SAIE of CHINA BROSZEs, CLOCKS,


css.nrIIr,s suyrspLlTgp WARE PARIAS aud PARIsIAs
Fancy 0ooDs Il Nos 5sl and $50 Broadway. .,,-.
clearance Of his present previous TO REMOVAL 70 MS
'S offers The pInsps portion Al oG Europe hI.
the greatest core, and comprise an nnequ'ied
Plain md Decorated French Cbins Dining Services.
Plain and Decorated French Cbins Dessert services
PLAIN snS peGS roa. ~. rspa coe
Bronze s,stuettes, C.ndslsst... G.ndie'aeh'' &C.
%'sE; s.t' sr: S ss s s
Frseh Enslish and American Chandelier
Plain, Cut AID Bohea.n Gl...waIe u, other .,,,,s.
20 TSe, VIII be ..nscd ready for sale, MONDAY, Dee l.
,i. ,ss nv sSS.isvs; can Be made.
The man that doS't know KNOX the Halter,
h. u., tecn esnsh .2meshere in sn.keIoo Hoow be
yond the head Of Lake Chsmpsn The frieod; Of Bsrnum
him I'll the great shOwmsn return. from Europe They arr
fortune for him al the Of the American people
sy know thst KNOX s the batter par excellence Of
S sS up 70 S L
styles which KAox has just sOt out
ANDERSON AT TIE BowERY Immense Ex-
e,IsnsxT ARRIVALS Of packets and stesmers have Ispen
and choice new styles Of Velvet Tapestry apd Brussels CAn
PRS at greatly reduced prices HIRAM ANDERSON Bowery
JET ORNAMENTs.-Comp Bracelets,
Brooches Ear Rings Nechl,ees Chaelipss sleeve
Buttons Studs also Jet and oo!d Necklace 6scees
Sets tc Jet and Gold CroP aud Es Rioss black Fans
6aks, fOrsee, &c, Ct OsBotkE BOAR OMAN
No 57 Bros0 way, corner Of Spnngst
CURTAIN MATERIALS AMP WINDOW SHADES,
WHOLESALE
kelly FERGUSON, No. 2s Broadway and No 81 Reade,,
have full and choice stock Of BRocATELLEs SATIN DE
LANES WoRsTsD DAnAsKs LACE and MUSLIN CvRTAISs
CoRscEs 0fMps which se offered at the lowest prices
WINDOW SHADEs.-Our stock Of WINDOW SHADES 10 the
sgest In New York and our superior fsses
enable offer goods less than other houses We in
Vie the sttention Of Close buyers
On WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3, at 10 o'clock a. m
LEAvITT, DELIssER Co Arconeers, Nos 81 and S79
Brosdway corner Of V'hite-st GREAT AUCTION SALE or
RdsEwooD PIAkoFoR-Es- Messrs L., Co. will sell as
fortes auction. SIDE peremptory.
LEApIrT, DEL ssER Co., Auctioneers,
Nos ST. aud ST9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

D, pulous Slave State, and only accessible through
that State, with large slaveholding and slave
population on the immediate border, stands very
strong cbsnce to be carried by Slavery. Mr.. Cad.
" alsdey Dcm.) of Pa. argued in the House last
Winter that the very formation of Kansas proved
that lts trainers intended it for Slave State and
ue think he was correct. But when 70 this is
added the assumption that any STAKEHOLDER may ca.
~ Slavery into the Territory in question, and that
no prepondcrance Of Free-State sentiment can be
rendered effective to shut or drive it out (Which 10
the doctrine of nearly all the supporters Of theme
brasl slbi) then we do no. see how Slavery can be
kept out of any Territory unshislded therefrom by
act of Congress and contiguous to Slave State.
That is a pitiful spectacle which the President
makes Of himself in trying 70 prove that the rereal
of the Missouri Restriction was not the cause Of
the troubles in Ksnsas-thst they would have o.
cured at any rate He knows bet.er-eyerJ one
Knows better. II, as he pretends, the Resin .non
were unconstitutional, much the less excuse for
meddlir with it. Had ii been let alone, NO blame
would have rested on him who urged on the Con-
sress Which enacted is repeal. But he forced toe
measure through An unwilling House BY appliances
that were essentially bribery, and in defiance of
earnest warnings of the evil that must inevitably
follow. Now that we have experienced it, he
would make us believe that il would haze been al, the
same if the repeal had not taken phase Then why
was that policy so vehemently pressed and insisted
on Mr.. Pierce you know that the troubles in
Kansas have resulted directly ffom the repeal of
the Missouri Restriction.
1t is 3 study to zee how power expands or c'n-
tracts according TO the exisency or pleasure Of the
wielder. Mr.. Pierce can find no warran! for inter-
ference on his par, to prevent Wholesale fraudulent
voting by M,ssourians in Kansas, but warrant
enough for enforc ng and upholdpg he laws enacted
BY the berefciaries Of that fraud. But Mr.. Pfesi-
cent, you need only not have interfsred in the
premises. Had you left Gov. Reeder in power, AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

I will present one box of my MAGNETIC SALvE TO any
respectable person who will call and receive It, For Barns
serofuls Salt Rheum Is unsurpassed SMITH Eec
troMasnets n Cansl between Brosd~sy andChurch'st
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23

(1oME OUT! COME OUT! Give up your prcjudices:
" men high places, doctors, lawyers, statesmen and
artists. But ministers of the Gospel were commanded
to heal the sick. Don't let prejudice interpose, In
the name of suffering humanity, give my Electric
Oil!' one trial. in some coming under your obser,
walton.
1t shall cost you nothing; the only interest to mo
shall be in the future sales caused by you curing some
one who will spread its knowledge-this will be
worth more to me than 1000 newspapers
In ell external pains arising from any distractions OF
the nervous influence, from imperfect action OF the
absorbents secretions Of cuts, wounds and
sprans the test viii be simple, merely rubbing quick
" the part Affected two three times the first holri
aud even inward pain, like cramp piles it does not
take long reach the spot, by giving from onehaif to
teaspooniu (and it is pleasantly which very soon u-
brca.es and scohes the effected part and by repeating
the dose at intervals makes permanent cure.
genuine alternative is that which strengthens and
regulates the secretions and abortons. My Oil eifec-
tuay does this where il reach the spot II Is al
so a real pleasant Nervine. s
How quickly it Neuralgia hundreds know
Rheumatism yields only to il. Pains OF all kinds have
TO leave in IFS presence. Some men find relief from
pain aud throw away prejudice and change theories.
Several physicians have obtained my Oil TO euro
Rheumatism, after trying every other known remedy.
Prof CHARLES DEGRATH,
80 South Eighth Street,
Three doors below Chestnut Ste, Phiia
fr;- To be had off. c. NJ. MERILLAT, Staunton, aud
Druggists generally.
Dec. l9, 1865.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of two deeds of trust executed to the un
ID dersigned by Henry III. Robertson, the LIST dated
the lst day of January 1862 and of record in the GS'
ings Court Of Stauno and the End dated the End Jay
of November lS55, and of record 10 the County Court
Of Augusta, WILL on Friday the 18th day Of Febr'tary
1885, Cat the request of the said RobertsonO proceed
to sell at public auction in the Town OF Stanton, inc
following property, viz .un
The Valuable DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT recently occupied by said Robertson IN saia
Town; A GARDEN Lot, on the opposite side oil the
street from the Dwelling house, containing nearly
half acre and very egihly situated for building purpo
ses' an undivided mocty Of very valuable tract OF
WooD LAND, containing "a ACRES, lying in the county
OF Augusta about two miles from New Hope; ana an
the personal property of said Robertson, consisting OF
House hold and Kitchen Furniture new and OF superb
or quality large aud well assorted Law and MiScel-
lancous Library, &c, &c
The personal property will be sold on the premises
and the real estate on Main Street
TERMS OF SALE:--A credit until the lst January,
1853 will be given s $500 of the purchase money Of
the dwelling house and lot, and of 500 OF the garden
lot the purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security and the title to be retained as ultimate secnri'
y on condition ofprompt payment OF interest on the
s day of January Of each year the balance III cash
or the Wood Land and personal property cash, or
negotiable notes for all sums So with good en-
dorscd interest added, will be taken.
Acting as trustee, will convey such title only as Is
vested in me- but believe Mr.. Robertsons title - be
unreasonable. WM. H. HARTMAN, Trustee
Jan lG, lS56.-tds.- copy,.Pr's fee, $c.oo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23
EDaED.


In Saunon. on "Wednesday nigh; the 10th inst, Mrs
Maria McDowEIL, at an advanced age
On Sabbath evening, the 18th iast, Mrs. Betsy
GILKssoN, in the 18th year Of her age.
Near Mt Scion, on Saturday the l2th inst, VIII
.SiAM RALsrox, ia the 18th year Of his age
Departed this lfe near Mt Solol, in this county on
the 23rd December last TtMorHY BnrroS,'n the 92nd
year Of his age. The decd. native OF Bucks CO.,
Pa where he married about lII9, and the following
wear together with his fathers family, removed to
Rockingham county near the village OF MEG aaeysyiile
About IS wears since, he removed to the place where
heded aud reared family OF twelve children, SIX oil
which survive him. He was for many years member
of the Prss5vterian church. lived in peace with all nen
and quietly tel asleep, shock OF cora fully ripe
We are greved to the deeeaSe OF one OF our
oldest and most respected citizens, JASPER Core
rhs melancholy eYcct took place very suddenly yes
tcrday morning. in the Friends. Meeting House, on
Twelfth street, about ten minutes after the meeting
had assembled. He had not Been al ali 59weii Prev
ousIy so that bis death was entirely without warning
He leaned over on side, was supported by the
person who sat next him, and in mOmcnt his pulse
was gone His death painless, apparently, Tor
there was no coayulsye struggle and his c0uatcnancc
remained placid MIR. Cope was born in lIlo, and was
therefore in his Slst year Thomas p Cope aud lSrl-
ell Cope were his elder brothcrs and the lives OF the
three have cnded almost ia the same twevemonth-
they were all mea OF great integrity and uPrIghiness
and will long BE- remembered in this community Mr.
Jasper Cope e rg'sriy gentle and amlablc char
acter-a ma. Of the kiadcst Philadelphia Il
2er.Cgn.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23
Executors Sale
OLE LANDS AND SLAYES.

pursuance, Of the provisions of the last viii and tcs
lament OF Meredith Martin, deed, shall, on FRI
day the 18th day II next ui0ash, (FebrUary) ct ms
late residence in Abc,narIe County, (hes'oorhood OF
Brownsviue) proceed TO sell ~ Pubic Auction, the
following tracts At laad belonging to his estate, 10 "a"
The Mansion House Tract, lying near the central
Railroad and containing aboUt 1--WE Hundred ana
Sixty-seSsn Acres Of good quality, large portion
of which is cleared and complete order Tor tarias
the tract being well tiubeTed ,,,J wacrStl aud h2Y
ing on il acoWtortabe OVELLlNG HOUSE, with
the usual out HOUSES apoA good farm, including an
excellent Barn.
Also, one other tract, containing about oNE Hun
DREu Twelve AcREs Of as good, or better qualty
than the first, situated in the ncishborhood
90 the Central Railroad, and charlottesville and Stauu
ton Turnpike. Ii has on II a comfortable DWELLING
House., aud some Out houScS-a>o excellent OSCu-
ARD. considerable portion Ct this is cleared,
and in good order Jr farming having the advantages
of timber and water, and lies well or profitable cult
Taton.
Also a third tract in the same ncghborhood, imme-
diatey adjoining the said Railroad aud containing
bout EIGMrY- NtNE AcRgs; and although without Inn
provement, yet il might be made comfortable home
for small family, it having asuicency On timbcrwith
other advantages.
At the same time and place. and in pursuance of the
further provisions Of said last will and testament, l
shall prOee ed to sell at pablo auction, SIXTEEN LIKE
LY SLAVES consisting OF Men, Women, Boys, Girls
and small children Amongst the number are some
excellent plantation hands, aud valuable house-wo-
men.
The terms Of sale Of the real estate, will be one
third Of the purchase money in hand aud the balance
in tive equal annual for which she purchasers
will be required to bonds, with sseh security
as am willing to receive. and the title OF the land
withheld by me as ultimate security.
The slaves will be sold on a credit Of twelve months,
and bonds with satisfactory security required Tor the
purchase money.
Should the weather be such the said day as to
prevent the sale it will take place the next suitable
day thereafter. JOHN B. SPIECE, Erecator
of Meredith Martin, dec'd.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23
TRUST SALE.
A Large Amount CT Valuable Lana
yTNu G, T,E!

IN pursuance of the provisions Of two deeds ol
IL trust, the first executed TO John J. Lare", oy
Elisha Bryan, on the 8ih day OF January i0'o'
the 2nd deed executed by Elisha Bryan ana nan u
cy his wife, to John j. Larew and Samuel McD'
Moore, dated the 2ith of August, lS52, IN truS'
10 secure certain debts therein mentioned, whlc"
deeds are of record in the Clerks Oihce OF inc
County Court of Augusta, we will sell at fun''c
Auction, on the premises, on Friday he E9.a Jay
Of February next, Is TRACTS OF LAM.
The st contains l57 acres; the 2nd rs acres
the 2rd $50 acres the 9TH 3l9 acres me ON
AS acres the 9th $50 acres; the ia 81 acres
the Sth Is acres the 9th 447 acres the Jun "
acres the llth 544 acres, cn which tract lhe %
lopaXi Furnace is situated, with all necessary
Buildings tor carrying On the said Furnace Nc.
10 contains 2j5 acres; No 3 290 acres; no Il
lS5 acres No. Is 1850 acres. These tracts lie
contiguous to each other, Oh the South River. "a
branch Of the North rver,) and on the South INV
err, "a branch If the Shenandoah River,) III tHe
county OF Augusta, near the Rockbrldge line and
near the village of Midway. \ considerable por-
tiun ui the land is OF excellent quality for farming
purposes, and there is good deal of Bottom Land
on some of the tracts which has beea cleared, and
is very productive. A plat OF the whole lands
can be seen On application to John j. Lafew, one
of the trustees in the town Of GreenviiIe. The
Cotupaxi Furuaee was worked during the year
1854. producing metal of the very best quality
especially for Foundry purposes, and it is conf
IDENTIFY believed that all the metal that can BE-
made can be sold on the bank for at least $50 per
Ton. The Furnace has all the apparatus tor a
hot blast, and timber enough can 6e procured to
carr i. on proiitabiy for number oil years. From
the quantity aud quality of the lands to be sold
grea! bargains may be had.
TERMS OF SALE:-A sufficient sum Of money
in hand to pay the expenses OF drawing anderecor
ding the deeds aforesaid, the surveying and othe
expenses uf the sale; the residue TO be paid in e
quail annual inStamentS, OF one, two and three
years, with interest from the day of sale. Bonds
with good security for the deferred instalments
will be required, and the title retained until al
the purchase money is paid.
The title to the above mentioned lands is be
ieved to be undispuied, but selling as'trustees,w
will convey such title ouly as Is vested in us by
the deeds Aforesaid.
JOHN J. LAREW, ,r,,s,o .s
s. Mob. MOORE,
Jan. %. 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23
OYSTERS.

TINE subscribers have constantly hand large snp-
4 ply of the best OYSTERS which have ever been
brought to this market They up in good wood
eu kegs The kegs do not sell, but require them to
be returned. We warrant all Oysters bought at our
depot to be CT the very best quality but will not be
responsible for those bought elsewhere though they De
nut up in our kegs as we learn that persons have
been engaged in the business of buying our kegs and
filling them up with interior oysters-thus imposing
upon the purchaser aad naicing serious injury upon
us We know that this has been done. we under
stand that fellow who has been engaged in peddng
Oysters around tow ha, been bnying kegs and ILL
in them beforemenoned aud then setting them
our Oysters We learn that young nan IS cognizaat
Of the fact that 10 Or 10 half gallon kegs were bought
at one time. We are willing 70 eEonerae this young
man from all reliability aud responsibility for what he
may have done in connection with this matter ana WI
give him ten dollars il he viii come forward and tell all
that he knows about il. Our object is to protect our
business We intend uraish the very best Oysters,
and will protect ourselves and the community II we
can. IL. ROW Il, 1I'., 9 w.
Staunton Ian l6 1856
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23
RlcuMoxp, september 25, 800.
ARE you sTCE 2


THEN you can't be cured too 80
soon Don't delay until your cora- 4 6ss9 ~
plant is incurablc, and then mourn J SSySlfg
when it is too late Four ii!thS CT
all the diseases which people the A<-,%SS5-s5=S
church yards, might be cured by & ga WWF
Ayers Cathartic Pills, il taken in 5LS(i--PS\
season. Don't go dragging through & sx'ss--ssoA
The Spring, faint sleepy. aGG LIST, s2=zaaa
less, because your blood is loaded witn ot'e' "9s'
wear the headache heartburn, aud their Kindred DIS
orders, because your stomach is foul, Don't parade
yourself around the world, covered with PmP'eS'
Botches, Ulcers Sores and all any OF the uqcIean
diseases OF the skim because your stem wants cleans
ing Don't show yourself about, lean naggara' al,
eayed in, because your Stomach and Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action. Ayers Pills set
these things right surely water qacncheS hre.
They purify the body and blood and restore their tune
tions into healthy activity which You can feel as quick
as they are taken. They are the oae great mSu,cg.
wonder of this age recognised by all who know 'her
virtues, and many thousands know then r@sH Inc G
Cherry Pectoral for Cough, and the rvs i0' I'LL "'
rangenents requiring purgatlye nedic'ne. 80
Prepared by Da j. c. AVER PraG'iGal chemist and
Lowell, Massachusetts, and sold by alt Druggists anu
Dealers in Medicine through this section
Jan. 8, lS56.-2mo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23
Draca1,v,s HISTORY Of England.

yJNHE jrd ood ilh volumes Nacnly'S History
IL ofFoglaad, Tor sale by ROBE. CONAN.
Stapaton, Jan. IS, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23
MARR HE'D.

On the SO,h ult by Rev. John w. Start: Mr. w IL
aus A. HERRoN, OF Albemarlc, TO Miss ELizABEtd'
daughter of Mr. David Gentry, OF this coan'y'
On the 25th ult., by the same, Nj SAMUEL COOK 10
Miss ELIzABsrH A McCoRo, both oil tins county
On the 10Th inst. at Col Alto near Lexinstoh, "
,hs Rev DIR Ross of Charlotte, Pei. CHARLES ;. We
sApLE, OF Hampden Sidney College, to Miss VI. CAS-
ris McDowELL, daughter OF the late Gov James Nc
Dowell.
In Lexington, on "Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev VIM. Brown, Of Augusta, Mr.. j. MARSHALL
NELSON. of Ohio an Miss JuLIA a. Nelson, dausnt-
.r Of Jas f. Nelson, decd, OF this eOuaty.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-23
VALUABLE LAND In MARKET

I INTENDING to remove 10 another estate, desire
to sell one of the desirable Farms in Augusta
county situated about four miles from Staupton both
sides of the McAdamizcd road. 1t contains about 40
Acres-has running streams and never failing springs
of water on it, upwards of twenty in meadow,
bout 100 well imbcrod, and the cleared land in
fine state of cultivation. The Improvements large
and handsome BRICK MANSION, containing six
rooms Barn and Stables and necessary out houses
it is situated pleasant drive from Staunton, where
Churches, Schools and Stores abound.
1t is seldom that a Farm with many advantages
and so much worth is placed market. My purpose
TO sell speedily. My address Staunton or Clne's
MILL CHESLEY KINNEY.
Dec 10, l855.-3m.-Vind copy.
eJ- National IRteiyencer copy and send account to
advertiser