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THE MARKETS
STAuNTnN PRICES

STAUNTON PRICES.
Corrected for the Spectator By Staples, Mortar d Co.
FrouR. 5000
Corn MEAL,.. :. .foe,s.
GRAIN-Wheat, (Red,) 800; White, Sll0.-Corn,
37c-Rye, 65c.-0ats 25c.
SEEps-Clover, $7-Timothy, sS-Flax, $500
BurrER,-Firkn, l21Sc.-Roll, l21a@l5c.
BACON, Observation-Disclosures. ................ ~
PLAsrER,-Lump, sl21S.-Ground, Sl41S.
SALr,-Ashton S3L.-Marshall, S3.-G. Alum $214
CATTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 13.-There
were only 500 head OF Beef Cattle offered yesterday
at the scales The supply was by no means equal to
the demand and in consequence prices improved some
so cts per 100 lbs The entire lot offered was taken by
Baltimore butchers prices ranging from s475@$5.-
So on the hoo equal to $9.500$l net and averaging
1925 gross A very fine lot of 100 head was driven
through here a day or two since for Philadelphia.
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LAND, SLAVES, &C., Sc,

" y
Y IN R0CKBRIDGE COUNTY, FOR SAL
Wishing TO change my location and business, and to
enable me pay of all my liabilities, win sell on the
premises at auction on tie 29M day of July neet, that
very valuable TRACT of LAND, where live, at the
Mouth Of North Riger In Rockbridge county, Va.
This tract, "Farnser's Home" is equal in value
TO any tract of the size in the State The land is
very productive and in high state of cultivation As
Business bcatioA it possesses superior adgdntdges-
being situated ut the junction of the North with James
River and having upon it, immediately on the bank OF
the RverMwhere Canal Boats S come e 70 the doora
1t is in wealthy and agreeable neighborhood, and
would be an admirable location for country Physi
clan or for Tavern Keeper.
Vt has all the advantages of an excellent produce aud
vegetable market and cheap water transportation, by
Canal to and from the cities. Travellers can leave the
place after early breakfast and sup in Richmond the
same evening
The Buildings are nearly new and in good repair
There are two Tenements upon the place. The main
Dwelling House. where live, has good rooms
There are about go Acres in the tract and 20
acres of them of the very best Rtger Bottom
At the same time and placeI will sell another Tract
of about 600 Acres situated on James River, near
miles below the other tract On this tract there is an
excellent Dwelling House, Smoke House, and Kitchen,
and would make an admirable iSunAasr Mountails Re
and Lumber upon it-being convenient to Saw Mills,
and only % miles, by Canal from Lynchburg, where
wood is always in demand, and sometimes commands
gery high price will also, at the same time, sell
several very likely and valuable SLAVES. Also, a
quantity of Corn my Crop of Wheat, all the Stock on
the farm viz Horses, Colts, Cows IL or 10 head of
Cattle, Yoke of Oxen number of Hogs, Wagons,
Il nearly new,) a good Buggy and Harness, second
hand Carriage aud Harness, q setts,) new Scale
Beam and Peas, all my Farming Implements, guam
tity of Household and Kitchen FURNITURE and varie
" of other articles.
will also sell my CANAL BoAr"I. " L,"-which
is nearly new and in good condition, together with
Horses, and all her Stock and Furniture and the
Boat American, and her Furniture; Also Batteaux
Boat Will also hire for the rest of the year, several
able Hands (boatmen.)
TERMS OF SALE:-For the land one fourth down;
the balance in equal payments of l. q and years. in
terest added For the slaves months credit interest
added. For all the other property 500 months
credit under 500 cash. Bonds with the most approx
ed security viii be required the credits and the
title to the land withheld until the purchase money is
paid For information, address the subscriber at Bal
cony Falls p. 0. L. ECHOLS.
June Is lS56-4w
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Principal Office, s23, Broadway,
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yTALUABLE FARM AND MILL SEAT

Y FOR SALE!-The subscriber offers for sale one
of the most desirable FARMS in county of Augusta.
1t is situated Christians Creek about six miles cnst
of taunton and about four miles west Of New Hope,
and is bounded the south side, in part b. the main
road leading from Staunton to Weyes Cave. IL con-
tains about 453 Acres about ESQ of which is cleai
There is about 100 Acres first rate Bottom Land and
all the cleared land in very fine state Of Cultivation
there is water in every field. = %
The buildings are good and in good repair: They
consist of large DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen
Smoke House, Store Room, Ice House, GraDary and
Corncrb Swtzer Barn, Stables, &c with wells of wa
ter in few feet of the stables and Kitchen. There are
a number of never-failing springs on the farm. The
Mill Seat is the best Christians Creek and is situa-
ted at the lower end of the farm if desired il would be
sold separately from the farm with ~ TO 40 acres
of land attached and the right Of way public roads on
either side oft. 17..
fit would better suit the convenience of buyers the
subscriber would sell hundred of the woodland
(Which is not surpassed by any in the neigborhood)
separately The terms will be made accommodating
For further particulars apply to A. G. Robertson, who
resides on the premises the subscriber who lives
in the immediate neighborhood.
GEO. C. ROBERTSON.
p ST. have also valuable Lot in the Town Of
Staunton for sale. u. Y. L.
Fab 1S5f
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NOLUMBIAN GUANO.-The undersigned, hay

COLUMBIAN GUANO.-Th undersigned hay
y ing been appointed SOLE AGENT of the PHILA-
DELPHL4 GGAN0 COMPANY, at this port have
hand, and will be receiving during the season,
full supply of the above permanent Fertilizer, direct
from tie Islands which they offer to their customers
ut the lowest market rates.
This Guano has been analysed by the most eminent
chemist of this country and found to contain Bone
Phosphate Of Lime in much larger proportion than any
other description of Phosphate Guano say $500
Analysis Of the be at our Office or will
be forwarded by mail, ifrequested
Its use is highly recommended, either alone or in
connection with Peruvian Guano for all kinds of gran
grass root crops.
It's put up in bags of very superior quality, marked
with the Importers Brand. FOWLE co.
Alexandria, Va, May 81, 1856.
NOTICE.-Ih hereby notify the citizens of Wayncs.
IN boro' and the public generally, that have sold
my entire Stock of Merchandise at my Store in
Waynesboro', to Max Hlb. All claims due against
the firm must be handed in to my former agent, 81
mon Hilb who is authorized to settle them. To ena-
BILE him do So all indebted to the firm have to come
forward and pay up before the lst Of July 1856. All
claims not settled then will be placed in the hands of
Messrs. Hartman & Bell for collection.
JACOB LANGSD0RF.
Ill III; t..
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Executors of George Baylor, sr, decd.
II

ANNIVERSARY PROCEEDINGS OF
N PHILANTHR0PlC SOCIETY, HAMPDEN
SIDNEY COLLEGE, Virginia, on Wednesday, tile 25A
Of June, 1856 II o'clock, A. M.--Address by Rev.
c. F. DEEMS of Godsboro', North Carolina, Repre-
sentative of the Phianthropic Society o'clock, P.
MJunior 0rations = christianity the only Coaseroa-
sige Principle, H. G. HILL, Milton, n. c.; Has The
Vorld been continually PrOgressioey G. G. READ,
to &JAS. B. DAVIS, of Augusta county, Va, by
CHAS. J. ARMISTEAD, of Cumberland county, Va,
Presentation Of tic Best Speakers Keal, to JOS. n.
SPEED of Granville county, n. c., by inc. b. Nc
PHAIL IT, of Charlotte county, Va. Valedictory to
the Society, BY JAS. B. DAVIS. Armory Band in
attendance, R0. HUGH KELS0,
B. A. WATSON, Committee.
CHAS. ARMISTEAD. ,f. aa
unn,nden Sidney CnnUe Va Inne Ii. 1S56.-3t.
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r AND FOR SALE.-I will offer from this day.
i my STOCK FARM, containing FIVE HUNDRED
e. NINETY ACRES, more or less One hundred a
ores are good Meadow, and more can be made. One
hundred acres are Bottom Land and about three hum
dred acres in Grass the balance in Timber.
Also, the FARM on which now reside containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, more or less; all tlllable
land except about forty acres There are good Sui
phur Spring on the premises known as Crawford's
Springs. n
will offer all this property privately until the frs
of October next and if not then Sold will offer 1t at
public sale the day Of which will give due notice:
mne 1856 -. ALEX CRAWFORD
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nOCKRRIDGE CARBONATED BATHS.

DOCKBRIDGE CARBONATED BATHS.
III These SPRINGS AND BATHS are now In
progress of being improved for the first time, for the
reception of visitors generally The undersigned Pro-
prietor has commenced large and expensive buildings
and will have them sufficiently completed by the 4th OF
july to accommodate about one hundred VISITORS
These Springs and Baths, although for the first time
extensively improved, have been known and frequent
ed BY LOCAL VISITORS for perhaps fifty years The re-
cent extension ofthe Va Central Railroad to Goshen
Depot in Rockbrdge county, has rendered them easi
ly accessible to GENERAL VISITORS They are situated
about miles from that Depot II miles from Lexing-
ton. Is miles from the Rockbridge Alum and about
miles from an excellent SULPHUR SPRING These
Springs are connected with all these places by wen
graded and newly made Turnpike Roads. The road
leading from the depot to them passes through some
of the widest aud most attractive scenery III Virginia
These Springs and especially the Baths have long had
local reputation for being peculiarly beneficial 10 fe-
males.
The Proprietor having been formerly the proprietor
of the Lexington House. fatters himself that he will be
able 10 give entire satisfaction to visitors. He has Tx
ed his terms at the following reduced rates, not be-
cause he expects TO accommodate his visitors man.
ner inferior to other watering places but simply to
give these truly valuable Springs and Baths the gee
al reputation which they merit at the hands of the
public, mn,,e
For less than week, per day, $3.50
For one week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
For more than one week, ................. 100
Children and Servants half price, provided Children
eat at the second Table.
Let all come and give us trial
WIN. JORDAN, Proprietor
Rockbridge Carbonated Baths
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~ [BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 Numbers Oakyi / Prize to s Tickets!
~ zata GLASS N,
To be Draacn June 10, 1856.
THO be drawn at Concert Hail. Macon, Ca, under tie
i sworn superintendent of Col Geo. NJ. Logan and
JAS A. Nisbef, Esq.
This Lottery is drawn on the Plan ofthe Royal Lot
terry of Havana, of Single Numbers this has only TO-
900 Numbers and the Havana Lottery $4,000 Numbers
the Havana 249 Prizes-this 1900 PRIZES Look to
your interest! Now is the time!
CAPITAL S15, 1000! 900
l Prize Of .......................sl5, GOO
. / i'.......,.... -. o,voV
1 900
5 .... 1000 are ...........5, 0G0
10 /" ... 500 are ........., 5000
60 " .......... so are .......... 5000
100 Z" ......,.. % are .,,.....,..S 5000
500 Approximation Prizes Of go are 1000
500 I" Z" 10 are ,...........5,0 600
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p S.-As many persons have expressed desire to
purchase the foregoing estate, it has been suggested
that the terms of payment are two short In order to
effect SALE and to accommodate the persons alluded
to above the terms of sale will be changed to the fol-
lowing, viz Is cash, Tor in lieu of cash. satisfactory
endorsed negotiable note at months, with interest
added balance at !, 2, and years, for negotiable
notes. interest added, secured BY trust deed
41 G0DDIN L APPERS0N, Aucts.
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A FARM FOR SALE.-We will offer for sale,
N on the premises, on Ttwsday, tie 16M dagef Ju-
~, 1856, TRACT of LAND containing about Three
Hundred Acres, about one hundred of which is
cleared and all in Grass and the balance has upon it
Timber of the best quality for building other purpo-
ses. This Farm lies about miles Southwest Of Staun-
ton, and within about ~ of Depot on the Va, Cen
trail Railroad adjoining the lands of Messrs. Snyder,
Major d. Summers and others. There are on the land
Two DWELLING HOUSES, and several never-fail-
ing Springs, with small branch running through it,
and will be sold altogether in parcels to suit pur-
chaScrs.
TERMS :-One-fourth in hand, and the residue in
three equal annual payments thereafter the title to be
retained until the payment ofthe whole of the purchase
money The land viii be shown to any person desi-
ring to see it, at any time, by applying to the under
signed at Staunton. GEORGE BAYLOR,
JOHN TRIMBLE
sc a.
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ITALUBLE LAND IN MARKET.-In pur-

Y suance of deed of trust, executed on the 18th
day of October, 1854, to the undersigned, by George
Rankin, shall proceed, on the premises, on Saturday
tie Stat day Of Hay next to sell at public auction for
cash, parcel of LAND containing 25S1 Acres (orso
much thereof as may be necessary to meet purposes
of said deed Said land is in the county of Augusta,
of Samuel b. Finley John Hoof and Others The land
is of rsrate quality, well improved with good Build
ings, and is one of the best Farms in the county =
The title is believed to be indisputable but acting as
trustee shall convey such title only as is vested in
me by said deed n. X. TROUT,
April 80, 1856. Trustee.
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DUBLIC SALEM consequence of my feeble
l. health, will offer, to the highest bidder on the
20M of June nert, ON the premises, my a OF
LAND, lying on the Big Calf Pasture River ad-
iong the lands Of JOS Mann and others, and contain
ing $685. Acres by recent survey. 1t is well adapt
ed to the growth of Timothy, Clover, and all kinds OF
Grain. About 1876 acres oft is cleared and the bal.
ance very heavily covered with Oak, White Pine and
Hickory which renders it very desirable to any one
wishing to engage in the Lumber Business. The i'm
provements are good Log DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn, &c. Also good Sd " MILL. W
TERMS :-One-third in hand; the balance in three
equal annual payments the purchaser giving bond with
good security for the back payments.
Privilege will be given to put in fall CROP and full
possession given on the 18th of December next
r Nav q. 1856. G.. A. CALHOUN.
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Il The FIRST is situated the North River, in Rock
bridge, miles from the Depot of the North River Ca
nal, Lexington and contains about 800 Acres, OF
which just proportion is cleared. The soil is fair
Rockbridge landcrops well in wheat and corn; works
kindly, aud is well watered. The improvements are
Substantial FARM HOUSES mostly new. The North
be transported BY wagon or by bateaux the river
TO the Depot
The other Farm is situated in Crab Bottom, in the
county of Highland-contains 236 Acres, is well wa
tered well tmbered well conditioned in every partic
uar To Cattle Men need only say it is part of the
famous Crab Bottom Farm, belonging to John Sit
hngon, of Highand,-the best Grass land in Virginia.
will sell on accommodating terms.
June IL 1s5e-ew JOHN d. STERRETT
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Nj EDICAL NUIICE'-DN; :" ~ ~ = 1nN
wi a Graduate of the Jefferson Medical College, OF
Philadelphia ofthe New York Medical College, of the
city of New York. of the New York 0pthamic Hospital,
and also having certificate Of honor conferred upon
him by Professor R. Ogden Doremus of the Chemical
Laboratory of the city of New York. signed by Horace
Green, NJ D. Emeritus Professor and President of the
Faculty of the New York Medical College, and the ex
perience of years in the practice of Medicine Of
ers his services to the citizens of MIDDLEBhooK Au
Having spent the past winter in the various Medical
Colleges Hospitals and Dispensaries in the city of New
York and also having taken course of Military Sur
qery under Isdor Chuck Surgeon-in Chief of the Hun
garian army will pay especial attention to Operative
SURGERY Diseases Of Females and the Respiratory Or
gans
He may be found at the Nliddlebrook Hotel, or the
Office lately occupied by Dr. Warwick, unless PROBES
sionally engaged,
M;ddlahrnnl Jrun A 1874 LOT
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
v SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale the Val
liable TRACT of LAND now in the possession of Rob
ert McClune SEN, lying about 81 miles from Staun-
ton and adjoining the lands of Robert SnapP, Chesey
Kinney and others, containing l42 Acres-between 90
timbered. The soil is exceedingly productive, and is
easily cultivated. The improvements consist of New
DWELLING HOUSE, Stable, and other 0ut-Build-
ings; also q LINE KILN There is q thrifty young
ORCHARD of various sorts of choice Fruits, on the
land.
Persons desiring to buy, may apply to the under
signed, TO Robert McClune, living on theprem-
Uses.
TERMS :-tnet third in cash; the balance in one, two
and three years. Possession given in the Fall.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
June Il, ls56.-6t. Agent for Ro. Mcclure, sen.
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In addition to the above property, will sell on the
same day, Sc Acres of LAND, within one mile of Mid
debrook about 10 Acres cleared and the balance fine
ly timbered To any desiring to purchase proper
ty in the village this land would be valuable append
age, or to Mechanic wishing to purchase home, it
is in one Of the very best neghborhoods in the county
and no land superior to it in point of SOIL locality &c
Terms accommodating, and may be known by refer
ence to A. B. Lightner, r. Turk or myself Such
piece of land is rarely in market JOHN UTZ.
Iunn -fds -
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4 modious BRICK WARE HOUSE, situated opposite
to the passenger Station House Of the Central R. r
in Staunton.
The building is 60 feet long so feet wide, two and
half stories high, and very conveniently arranged
It is built in the substantial manner the walls
Being nearly two feet thick and The floors sustained by
stone columns. ALEX. H. H. STUART.
SIMPSON +. TAYLOR.
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DISSOLUTION.-Th fCo.partncrship hereto.
IL fore existing between JOHN 7. HUFF 4 WV
J. b. McCHESNEY is this day March lst, 1851 dis.
solved By mutual consent N''-
JOHN T. HUFF,
WIN. J. B. McCHESNE.y
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MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES il
ll have in the hands of my agents, Mr.. JOHN VI
NELSON, Staunton, and Messrs. Bumbgardner d Nc.
Cure Greenvile, large supply of Hair, Shuck, and
Seaerass MATTRESSES. Orders for any description
of Mattresses, Cushions, &c. shall have the promptest
attention For reference regards the cheapness and
quality of my work, would give Messrs. Kayser d
Stribing. Address NJ w. WALLACE,
Yaneeys Mills, Albemarle Co., Va.
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Postponement.

I N. POstpOnement. y
At the request of George Rankin the sale of his val
liable Tract of Land above advertised is postponed to
Saturday the 2lst day Of June 1856. when it will GER
tainly be sold. N. X. TROUT, Trustee.
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nice article of Dried yenison for sale
Y by STAPLES, MARTIN co. -
Staunton, April Is, 1856
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AUNTON SPECT ATORaAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sALEOF LAND, &c.-or

lnUBLIC SALE OF LAND, eco
/ Il THURSDAY, tie 26M day of June, will offer q
nubc auction on the premises, that part ofmy Arm
In the county of Augusta living west Of the Railroad
no iond es about two miles west of the Cralgsyill
h ~ ', and contains about % y or ES
a,f nf which il cleared and the remaile
more iha' n"ii - r, o,L' 20 r,L u;crarxs Whit
in the original forest growahol YAK,
f nns, &c, and n n ami improving condition
Ts. - GOOD deal of Low round which has beer
aa', Dtc6ed. and Meadow 70 the extent of sixty o.
repen. . Us M. hn made
seys n acres sn n Of meadow and the proximity
m ni mountain range, render this valuable
M ee '';.;n ronno Citie in connection with
rni npr @ ~ sts,5 yrgina while the salubrit,
e ,a Climate its easy access by Railroad and
oi .ie % Ann and other Springs would
ness 10 the son, the heat fthe summer
MAKE |. pesams On the place which will
ra o the exercise Of his own taste and
= 49, p -: Ifa;, ~, $500 n ~
~ within two miles and
PLASTER Zl mi,es Who is DESTROYS
u VI ~ a.; 49,; ~ -
Vi and the ren,o,der in Eve equal
ICRMo CASH, thu
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CULTIVATION WANTED AS BAR-KEEP-
= Err. by one who thoroughly understands the bust
ness and can give satisfactory of his ab
ties, by his present employer and his customers He
also understands transactng any business about Ho
tel having had considerable experience in that bust
ness Satisfactory references given regards charac
ter. qualifications, &c. Address, J. A. S.
iune A 1S56-3ts* Louisa Court House. Va
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Lov1yesroy Nelson Co.. June 10, 1856.

LovINGsroN, Nelson Co., june 10, 1906.
/ The creditors Of Jno. W. Gentry, are hereby mott
fed, that have appointed THURSDAY tie III day q
July next, to commence taking the accounts directed
by the foregoing decreeat which time they request
ed to appear my Office with their evidences Of debt
prepared to prove,by proper testimony their claims
when not endorsed by judgement bond or note wri-
ting. iROBT. WHITEHEAD, Comr. {
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WANTEDA BOY from S4 1Ue!ye A tE ssyel h
ness Apply to the subscriber at the Toll Gate on the
aMddlebrpok Turnpike, about mile and half from
Staunton WI u "hi hhN l.
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NEW STRAW HATS for Men and Boys wear,
IN which we will sell at cost and under, to close
them out before the end of the season. Ladies Sun
shades at very reduced prices with general variety
of Ladies' Bonnets and Fancy Dry Goods, which we
will selllow for cash short credit to responsible
customers 0Eo. w. 'ohiIh
Stounton Iilne H. 1356.-3t*
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Stnunton May %, 1896. -
: soo ACRES MOSTLY LIMESTONE Land

DLACKSMTTH'S TOOLS, Nc.-I nave on
d hand full supply Of Tools for Backsm!ths W.
HsIlows of all sizes Anys of various qualities solid
how and common yises; Screw Plates Of best quality
and all sizes; Hammers, Sedges Rasps, Files, Rod and
Ron Round IRON; Buggy and Wagon Tire; Wagon Boxes,
&c &C. All of which am prepared TO sell at the very
lowest rates. Those in want are invited 10 examine
before purchasing. ~ GEo. y. rhioE.
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TTERRINGS.-W are nav receiving 100 whole
III and half barrels prime No. l Clipt and Gross
Herrings, at reduced prices
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NTANTED-A Man accustomed to Pebble, to sell
w Dry Goods a large inducement will be offer
ed to one that has his own horse and wagon and
give satisfactory security will pay ms own license
For further information apply to the once OF the Spec
tator, Staunton, Va.
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NOTICE.-Th object of this advertisement is to
In give notice. that the notes executed at my sale
last fall are now DUE and in the hands Of my nephew,
John K Keiser, near Waynesboro. The money Is
wanted aud having removed from the county, 1t Is ex-
pected that prompt payment will be made as LONG In
diligence will not be given. JACoB hElohh.
Salem, Roanoke county, June IL, lSo6.-Sts
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CTONE WARE-Such as Milk Pans, Crooks, Jars,
= jugs, Pitchers &c, &C., at low prices.
~ 49, j. BRANDEBURG & co.