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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
BOOTS & SHOES.

Cheap Boot, Shoe, Ha5 and Gap Store
FALL & VyEA tn S JI9s1.'L. z
II s. J. FAUST have just opened their All and
IL, Winter suppl, of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Sc,
to an examination Of which they invite their friends and
customers and the public generally, feeling confident hat
they please the taste Of the most faso"S In style
and prices they cannot be heat has been known here
tofore They call attention particularly TO their own
manufacture of all kinds of Gentlemen and Ladies' W are,
comprising every article in their line oil business and
warranted to be OF good qualify.
Hats can be boiq of them from 80 cents and upwards,
and Cans from II cents ~ tho Gn,st-a new fashion,
AsoTrunls, Umbrellas, sc. They respectfully request
portion of public patronage pcdgns themselves to 10
their best to merit IT.
Staunton, Oct. l5 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
az, 4tr;gyaAis'a1 81 ~

z HAVE determined TO sell the Farm upon
d which now reside lying upon The waters Of
the Big Calf Pasture River in the county of Au-
susta, 2 miles below Deerfield. and within Is
miles OF the Virginia Central Railroad This
Farm contains l25 Acres, OF which rs is
cleared and of the best quality, The balance heayi-
ly limbered. There is upDn it
comfortable DJYELLLN'G, Barn, = 5.S,a
and other necessary MUSES.. :; 81 ~ e;
This place is well wa;ered. having =
two creeks running through it. and well OF good
wafer in the yard. Also an Orchard of excellent
Fruit, There has recently been discovered with
in2)0 yards HE Dwelling an Alum Spring,
which is said by those that have used it to be Of the
best qualify ,and as eilicaci0us in the most Of dis
eases as other celebrated waters Of Western Viz
GINA.
'rhose9posaessing a capital and wishing 10 en-
gage in an enterprise of this kind, coild not make
IIeiter investment. ! deem any further descrp-
lion unnecessary. as those wishing 10 purchase
Will come and examine for themselves.
y o. TENS made easy and to suit The pnrclia-
SER es3.oip RALPH w. CLAYTON.
aiOct 81. 1SJ5-,f. @f
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
a Ysluah,e Farm for Sale.

WITHIN two miles Of South River and Of Staun-
w ton the subscribers offer for sale very desirable
Tract Of LAID containg 2si ACRES susceptible OF the
highest state Of improvement.
About 10 Acres Of the above cleared, and the bal
ance as well the best We; in timber The large pro-
portion Of Bottom Land woald make this very ucra-
live Stock farm.
water in the county, within forty yards Of the house
The spring branch flows within twenty yards OF the
stable watering half ofthe farm and mountain run,
on which is site for Saw and Grst Mall, passes
through the other half.
The improvements consist of Log Dwelling, Kitch-
en-, Smoke house Dairy, Stable aud Barn
Tannery could be e!igibly located here surrounded
it is with material for manufacturing A23lY 10
II. j. & w. CRAWFORD.
Z
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16

10 BAKERS PREMIUM BiIIhKe,. NO a''';
ros OruEas-Thcrc are many individuals IN tins aud
,hsr sections Of the State suffering with darrhGa and
ague and fever AS a permanent cure; maay oil our
most respectable citizcas have adopted 'hs Tree use
ofRAKeR's PaEMIuM BiTrEas' so wen Known Tor us
- comedy We have been told by several gen
emes that they heard Of case OF diarrhea or
a,c aud fever where the patient had been using Ba-
hers Dt,ers through the summer and fall months-
.rbe proprietor will always warrant cure with his
medicine in eases named, when in person. Hundreds
of certificates have been published putting 10th tue viz
tues of this Invaluable medicine. ,
Below read certificates of our well known citizens ):
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16

FRox OsEeoS.-News from Oregon has been
received BY the steamer Prometheus, which ar
rived at New Orleans on the 10Th. Several bat
.iss bstweso the Whites and Indians, in which
lao numbers were killed on both sides. bat
tie took place near Walla Wal' river in which
C.n, Rennelt. Lieut. Burrows, and three pr'-
Yates wore killed aud IA wounded. Another bat
tls had taken place at Puget'S Sound. in which
Lieut. Slaughter and several others were Killed
General Wool was arranging PreEmrnarles ioF an
early campaign.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
Enhrin Sala of Real Eshata.

Fu5.lG sale OF A5ai GScaJ9.
WE will expose a, public sale, on Friday the
w 29h day Of February next. the farm be-
longing to the estate of John Snyder dec d.. c'n-
tanning about 2 a3 Acres. Abnut l25 is clear
ed aud under cultivation the remainder is we'll
timbered The said Farm is situated about 3
miles west Of Mount Scion. and : miles east OF
the Augusta Alan and White Sulphur Springs.
aud adjoining the lands Of Michael Snyder and
others. The Land is of good quality. well wa
tered. with Gne meadows. and several orchards OF
good fruit The improvements are corn(ortab e
Dwelling House, Barn, Spring House, sc.
TER{iS.-One half OF the purchase money
will be required in hand, or within reasonable
time after the day Of sale. The remainder in
three equal annual payments
DAVID s MARTIN SNYDER,
Jan. Q. lS56.-tds
Rock. Req. copy and send acct. to this office.
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OYSTERS.


yJ,HE subscribers have constantly on hand large snP
4 sly of the bas; OYSTERS ,sdich have ever been
broush, 10 this market They are pat zap in good wool
en- kcrs Pis k.s We do nnt sell, bat reinre them 70
be- returned W.. warrant all Oysters bought at our
depot to be Of the very best qualify; bat Viii not De
responsible f) those 6oggat eiseHhcre, though they DC
pat up in kegs iesln thar sone persons nave
bee, eng,oed !, h, 5lsiaess of Luy;ag kegs and
iiiiin; them up wh Interior Oysters,-thus imposing
upon the purchaser aad inaotOg serious injury upoa
Us. We kgo~ ;hai td.s has been doac' We G"V>i-
ond that a How who has bsen engaged in petinS
Oysters around town. has been buying oar kegs @n 'i-
ia ihcm as Aforementioned, and thea seln5 them as
oysters We lcarH that yoanS man 70 coS'I]'It
81 one time. We are wiling 10 eXoGer1ie tbs yo"aS
n2u from al reliability laI responsibility tor what ~
may have done in connection Uh th matter ana VIII
give HIM ten dollars Il he wall forward and tel ali
that he kacws aboat it. Our object is 10 protect or
business. We attend TO urlisa the very BEST oysters
and will protect ourselves and the eomm"hity IL VIC
can j.. EON =, JIM - ~
Ssaunton, Jan. Is, 1856
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EEavana a'ian lottery.
JASPER County Academy Lo.tery

VNEH1I WITH <AVsN~II-4J 1I7'01-- = =
[BY AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE OF GEoaGiA.l
MACON, GEORGIA.
yEiHIS Lottery is conducted on The plan of the
4 Royal Lottery of Havana. Of single numbers
and drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ca,
under The sworn supenniendence OF Col. Geo. M.
Logan, and Jas. A. Nisbay, Esq. ~
~ GLASS 4. Lr3 = ~
GRAND SCHEME FOR JAN'RY. 10. 1856.
When Prizes amounting to $50, 900 will be
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
MAR &c j ED.

On the Goth u,s., bv the Rev. j. lynch, Mr.. sHAs,
RAcHC CLASSY to Miss pAGEE AHS EASTER. ali OF
Nicholas county, Va.
On the 21ih ult., By the Rev. VIM. Brown Me-
RoBrRr b. SNAPr. this county to Mss MARY LAU-
IA. daughter OF Phillip Puman, Esq OF Shenandoah
On the sth inst by the same DIR. WSI. III. QvAeLcs,
Of Iouisa. 10 Miss AUY Mamie, daughter OF Benja-
mia T. Reid EsI., OF this county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
RlcvNoyp, September 25, 1855,


Icertify that seat Bottle Of BAKERS PREMIUM
BIrrERs to young friend, last Spring. who was SUI
fering very much with Ague and Fever lie had sue
eeeded in 6reakng the chils by the use Of Calomel,
Quinine &c., but they Continued TO return at Intervals
until he used the BrrrERs after taking one bottle his
chil,s left HIM and have not since returned.
" BARGAMIN.
Price so cents per bottle For sale by j. B. EsK-
RING 6, Druggist, and j. b. BRccNINRIoGE 4 Son,
STANTON and Druggists generally. Orders filed BY
addressing T. BAKE En-, Richmond, Va
Jan. 9, lS56.-lmo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16

Is ApprOXlTnatlon PrlZes %. oVu
50I Prizes amounting to 100000. l-i'
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing. and paid,
when due, in fell, without deduction. Orders
strictly confidential. Drawings sent to Orders
Registered letters al my risk. Bills on all SOL
vent Banks at par.
TICKETS SO; Halves S.; Quarters 81 50.
o. Address
JAS. II. WINTER, Manager,
Dec. IL, 1850. 81 Macon, ia
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16

5tsaisIftEss3 ' ses
g-sAVlNG leased The American Hotel Stables,
| lake this method of informing my old
friends and the travelling public, that am now
prepared 10 keep horses by the yesr. month, OF
day, and To sell horses on commission. Drovers
are invited 10 call upon mr, as | am prepared "a
keep them on as favorable terms as any other STA
BILE in this place.
have procured goad and attentive Osllers. and
will give especial attention To training and selling
horses Cor a reasonable commission.
All ask is, TRY i'RowN's STABLES ONCE, and
if you are not pleased, don't stop with him again.
j. II. BROWN.
Stanton. Dec. -. $50.
- Lewisburg Era copy 6mos.. .s.. .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16

IN order IL sell Furniture as low rs it can be
L bought in the Northern Cilies.l shall this year
sell tor cash, VI it's eQuiva!en; and rIedge my
self to sell from - 10 : per cent lower than u
has ever been sold in this place before My stock
OF Faruipre. at this time is very large. both ct
hlue aud northern nanl'ar'nre. will receive
to-day ablu, = dnaa chsi>. cane and wo1d
seat; srar ae,, qniiiy caae s+sr h7-kers, and
..h!.d-en', chsic5. silh r~e-iTr re-Gi7r'y from
3 sion aui N.Y Yar.,. fa-a la-s 81 every des-
CT rlioa. &:;h vii - I'D Al = saiai adTance on
c5,.. a csll, is ALI asE.
!. d. CHANDLER.
S.,--.,.- In ! 80
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
NEW BOOK STORE,
E1ais, Street, Below Central Bank,
STAYIETTON VA

- O1s
1--WE undersigned announces to the public that he has
i Just opened new, extensive and well selected as
sortinent of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, en-
bracng everything usually kept in such establishments,
and all selected with eye to this particular markct
All the most recently published works in literature
science arls manufactures, &c.. will be kept constant
" on hand The publications of Of the largest
houses in America have been and. will continue to be
regularly received issued from the press. Also
ny choice and valuable imported books To the pres
ent stock Of fine English Books, the attention Of tho
public is particularly solicited.
The attention of Teachers and others is respectfully
invited to the selection Of SCHOOL BOOKS. COM
prisiHy all Inc receat editions Of the most generally ap
proved Text Books, &c. =
New Music, Finc Stationery, Work boxes, Writing
Cases, patent Pc aud Holders Arnolds Ink, London
Paints, aid great variety OF Facy Articles constantly
on hand.
Rare bargains VIII be givcn. Let all call and satisfy
themselves w. DE HASS.
stanton, Nov. %, 1855.
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rnTgpTprrr LTRPany FnTTI0NI,

In five very large octave Volumes with Portrait or
Steel of Charles Dickens, containing the reading
matter as the Illustrated Edition, and comprising ovei
four thousand very large double coamned pages, hand
somey printed, and bound in various styles,
Volume contains Pr'5vch Papers and Old Curiosity
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
MH'IEGEI.

. IL persons having claims against the estate of
n John Coliman, deed, win comc forward and place
the in the bands Reconnaissance II. VI. Bell imme-
diatcy and those indebted to the estate by bond or
are hereby notified that they must make
payment without delay. Mr.. Bell viii receipt for
claims put in his handst being nay intention to settle
the Administration accounts before him
JAMES WALKER, admir-.
January | 1856. Of John Coinaa, deed.
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FAMILY FURNISHING STORE.

WYNN. IT. MOUNT would respectfully inform the
w citizens of Stanton aud vicinity that he has open
ed next door TO H. 6 j. Faust FilIiLY FUR
WISHING STORE, where he VIII keep constantly
on haad general assortment of articles adapted TO
hausc- keeping such Brown, Loaf Crushed and Pal
verified Sugar Rio, Lagayra, Java aud Hoeca Coffee;
IIolasses aud Boston Syrup, Vinegar Rice, Candies,
alaccaroni, Fish, Spices Mustard Salt, Table OIL, Co
Goa, Cheese Crackers, Soaps, Wooden Wares, Straw
Brooms, Baskets, Etc. Wcwiil purchase Marketing
ofeycry description.
Dec. II, l555-Sm.-y. s. A. copy.
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Strunton, Jan. ., 1856.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

'l'HE subscribers, executors of Jacob Picker
decd, will sell at public auction, OH the premises,
on E,edneslay he 9Th day of FeJyunY next, Farm
situated Middle River Augusta county, about iiye
miles North west Sannton and three miles South
west of Spring Hi, adjoining the lands of B. Dunlap,
Geo Anderson ond others and containing $50 hSres.
rhcre is about 76 acres Of cleared land, the balance
finely timbercd The said farm has Oh it an abundance
of GOOD u, trees, is we'll watercd aud ia fine state
of caIiiyaon. THERE'S abont ten acres OF goad mead
ow and mLre can easily be made. The Improvements
consist of two comGortabl. DjVELL{NG HOUSES
with good and failing spring Of Ivater convent
ent to both houses, good barn and other ont-biidngS
The said farm is capable being divided into two,wiih
every convenience desired.
Further description is deemed unnecessary as those
wishing to purchase wiz view for themselves Any
person wishing to view the land Will be waited On by
the Subscribers.
TERMS. Onc-third of the purchase money on
the first Of March; the remainder IN SIX equal annna
payments. The title retained the land Tor the de-
f.rred payments Possession given on day OF sale
SAMUEL PLECKER, Executors OF
LEVI PLEcGER, So. Picker decd
Dec. ~, l555.-tds.
&C. Rock. Reg. copy and charge this Office
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COUNTING-H0UsE
AIM 4 N AC
Ear. ESLG.
For 1850

N~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DAVS
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CEurRAL SAYINGS BANK,


JsI.f C'ifiI "a. to1O'
RI He undersigned l2ro;ated by thc Board oil Drec-
tors orthe uontrAt Savings 3IAk 10 audit state
mont Of its operations r the past ycar, 2ld to report
thcrcoa have careG,y performed The duty assigned to
thcm. aad report follows;
Capital, St0''-''@9'
Amt on depostc. Dee. 3lst 1854, 4n,%,! 30
Amt Received from dspos.tors during 1885, S,s3J -
Amt Of in,eres; dae dcpasit1rs, oot''o'
S,ocks. 2,ls, 60.
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NOtACe.

r,HE Co-partncrshp heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the iirn Of kayser < StribInS'
expired by limitation the LIST day OF January, lSo6
In order to an early settlement of the concern they
,,,;,, il1!istc attention to all debts and &C
,.ts A.. them, DAVIS A. KAYSER.
JOHN w. STRl4LING.
THE subscribers have taken into their association Al
L bert s. Kayser. aud wall IN i'urc conduct the oa''-
zoe. ,,nd,.r tse STYLE OF Eay,sr, Stribling < Co.
AN'' DAVIS A. KAlSER
JOIN ". SrRl3LlNG.
Stanton Jan. is, 1856.
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ELEGAN'g STlIz4 Essa IAVlsGs
How OFFERED ATyEay Low PRICES,
By VIII. E. DUTIBRa, 80 Centre 81,
21yg Zoaz&.
UP STAIRS. 10
Size Of Eng. Retail.
The PARTryG. Engraved in
the highest style, gs 10 lSi 81 w
TIE ASGLEs's DAuGHTEa.-s ~
Painted by Laadseer. IA l6i 100
TIE SnEpHERD'. Gaavs, by ~ a
Lan4seer. 80, s.oaa.hsx-ISa 90
n EEn a BY. L % erI l4lx lsa 90
TIE Raj GArcHeGs. by Land =. ed; lssf'
EccE HOMO ( Heatof C!risiO0 * l2js y 81
The HlGHLANp ,WYIsEEY a.Iaa ~
Sglr.L, by Landsasr. linssa2lb,x24gr i so
HARVEY DEMONSTRATING THE
THEORY OF TIES RoVLA5rE .5smdsi.
TIoH OF THE BLOOD, 70 70 %Uu
IrHg RUHsER oH'SSnisrs bysgsses ~
Webster, ss.xo = zEgt6 sS2f 2 SO
JouNg KHex PaE4cEISG3 TO 2 g1rl7q'7rL.
rs sAs.ss l.,5 s..5. g s sss II f GO
SIR WAITE R RALEIGH r ART 9 n TOY.
ING FROM ais WFE, 81 124 w
ANNE PAGE, SLENDEg, AND Frs
SHALLOW. y x2J w
Sp1nRlyG n. Eng scene, IL x20' 90
TIE CAPTURE OF ANDRE, Is XII l0o
QUEEN Mary SIGNING THE So
DEATH WARRANT OF LADY
JANE GREY, Il 24i W
FARMERS NooSING: allaying
scene. Is XII 100
TaE jolly FLAT BoATMEn. % K 20 IOO
CAlUs MARIUs UPON TIE RU-
ms OF CARTHAGE, l4I x 10 100
G5- Copies Of any Of the above splendid Engra-
wings will be sent postage pad TO destination, on
4 remittance Of the price affixed. They VIII be
put on a roller, and cannot receive injury.
Agents supplied with these Engravngs TO sell
agao) on very liberal terms.
New York. Dec -. lS55.A3mo
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Daa1sS.

In Wc,urnp1a, Alabama, on the Isl inst after pro-
tracted Illness, WLLiANi :. KYLE, Est.
In Lexington, on the lsth last, DR.. WILLIAM GsA-
HAN.
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Stanton, Dec. 5, 1855
rsrrzr nm r-c--v,


WE are recciying and opening nice LOT of Confcc-
w TONS Fruits Nuts, Sc, suitable for the season,
embracing everything usually kept in regular Confec-
tionary Store, together it'll nee collection Of Toys
and oher notions, suitable for Christians Presents.
which we aredctcrnncd to sell as low as they can
be had in the market for casa All we ask is an
ina;ion Of our Stock and if you do not say the
individuals with whom yen leave your dimes to the
best advantage, why we are willing TO give itup.
Z. NJ. CUSHING S: co.
Stanton Dec 10 1870
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r1ha T.cst Warming.

ALL persons Indebted to the estate Of j. NJ 5''na,
"A dc ID arc hereby notified that longer indulgence
need not be expected; there are debs asast sau es
ta;s b;,b the administrator cannot pap without mon
ey and his former warning seems TO have aot made
any impression on many that were concerned; now
this is my last warning, and al, without soi,ary eN
cept;on who do not pay between TINS time an" the
dav of March next will certainly have to settle with
an officer and bear the costs Sc, grumh!c or not
JOHN HAMILTON. adIn'r. of
J. NJ. Duan, deed.
1SG6
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.EsnR;dSv E9rs,acr,tS.

7 ABfES Bonncts, White and Colored Satin, Velvet
Ia and Straw do Ladies Needle worked Collars aud
UndersleevcS, Artificial flowers and Head Dresses La
dies Dress Caps Ladies Cloaks and Mantllas Fairs for
Ladies' Linen fanl,erchefs Cambrica, Plain and En-
broidercd, ladies gals, Handsome Breast Pins very
cheap, Gentlemcn's SILK Pocket and White Linen
Handkerchics., Ladies and Geuemcn's Gloves, Gaunt-
let's for Ladies and Gentlemen, Ladies Corses, Cen
tcmca's Shirts and Collars new styles Ladies Merino
Vests, Ladies Dress Goods all kinds, all Of which we
will sell at very reduced prices FOR cash, with gener
al variety of Domestic Goods. Call early and secure
good bargains, GEORGE w. SMITH
Stanton, Dec. %, 1855.
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Rlcnuoyp, September I, 1856

OPP RIcuMoSD, September I, 1919
take great pleasure in tes,fying to the virtue OF
BAKERS PRsMIUN BtrTERs as remedy Tor obstinate
indigestion relief Of the attacks OF dyspepsia and
headache and by their use have escaped my annual
attacks Of chills. Rev. +. }. BOGGS,
Pastor Of the Union Hill Station.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
RANKIN'S
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY.

rI,HE subscriber wonld respectfully call the attention
L OF the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Stanton and vcin-
ity 10 his new and beautiful Style of Pictures far spe
ror to Daguerreotypc, Crystalotype or Talbotype.-
They termed
AYaESksGTy PES.
These pictures are conceded be the most beautiful
had rathfn! ever produced by the Photographic art
The exceeding fneness depth of light and shade and
richness Of tone is wonderful They do the
subject bat represent everything in its true position
Thcy are without the glare Of Degucrreotype, and
hence may be seen in any view
Gc5- fhcy NUT be seen 20 be appreciated,
Stanton, Dec. %, 1885,
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S,aan,oa Jan. ). $50.
rsf-=-a.


',,sEEN up by lanes Dls.s, 81 i;shaad county, on
| l. 5la d1y u November, 800, OF ;he iolio"ihs
o., E..l c.ser. With some white about his belly
marked .gith crop oil each car aad brand Oh the
rI.np, bit ai,siinct.- . ,
Oie Steer mostly rcd aaa white speckltd; marieu
right. c n
GA, Red Stss', marked with two half crops-aIl a.
boat ih-ec vcars OLD, and appraised at = % each.
Extract from Becord.Testc,
a. STEPHENSON, CPk.
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E,g, aana fns, GI..sg,.

Jan. 9, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
Runaway Arrested.

CrsIiTH ANDEaS, [or Andrews,) negro man, was
- arrested by me some time IN ~. s;aber l9o9' aud
saws he belongs TO a widow lady in Caroline c2Gnty,
W. Nv. the name Of Sallc AndIrs, Cor AndrewS) lie
is now in my possession His height is about feet
or 10 inches. and very black have written to N.Y.
Wm. p. Phillips, of Richmond son ih-la" OF Mrs
Anders in regard to him. but have had no answer III
forward, Prove property and take him away
f'' GEO. H. MITCHELL.
jan l6, lS56.--3ts
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sharif,s sala Of Valuable Property.

sharif's Sale Of Valuable Property.
WILL be offered at public sale, TO the highest bid
w der for cash at the residence OF Robert H. Kin
nev, on Saturday tie 2GM day Of January, 1886, the
following property, to wit oac Carriage, for single
or double Harness, with Harness One Dun Mare Sad
dI. aud Bride, One Good Two-horse Wagon, Body
and Harness, One Set of alrness, Oac Whcebarrow,
Doublerree,, One Double Barrel Gun mud Fixtures,
Two Pier Tables Bed'tcal> aad Furniture Tor same,
T',yo Bureaus Onc Candle stand, l. doz. Cane Bot
tom Chairs Coed Library, say 30 Volumes, well
selected large lot Of Periodicals, &C., Dining Tables,
Il Set Of Windsor Curtains OF various kinds, Carpet
ines, superior )t of Kitchen FTliIrc, Pots, Ovens,
Sc One Set Of Lniyes and Forks, common OneSet l.
yory Haadies. Diaiay Furniture, Table Cloths, Ward
rob, cts Shovcls aud roag>, SitS OF Andirons, q
brass,) Two Axes. Augurs Chiscls, Hammers, and
Saqys 10 Head Of Hogs, One doz Pictures Framed,
cbina Pr,ss and Contents, Glass Ware SC Levied
on q The property of r. II. Kinney 70 satisfy Execu-
tons in our hands for collection.
iva JOHN CRAWFORD,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
NEW FURNITURE.

AN now receiving the largest assortment Of Furni-
tire ever offered 10 this place, most of which hav-
ing been bought at aactioa for cash can sell low On
the same terms. ANY quantity ofS0F-iS, sonr very
handsome Elegant fe;ca-tetes; Marble and Wood
top CENTRE I'fRLES; Mahogany Parloar Chairs
Large Rocking Chairs best Cane scat Rockers; Cane
Chairs. very cheap large lot Of Wood seat Do FL
cgint gURE1.US, new styles and everything in the
farniturc line al the lowest rates Tor cash.
a. d. CHANDLER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
EDIq'TOw I'M IL VOLS,

This edition is printed very thick and fine white
paper, aud is pronscly Illustrated, win al tne oriS
nal illustrations bv Cr,kshank Alfred Crowquiil,
Phiz, etc from the original London edition, ON cop
per, steel and wood Each volume contains novel
complete, and may be had in complete SETS beantl-
fully bound in CLOTH for Eighteen Dollars sell or
any volume will be sold separately, as follows
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-16
NOTICE.

NTY customers will please co!l ard settle their
I'VE accounts, as they are al! made "a to the st
of JanGary, and they will much ohlige me
GEO. W. SMITH.
Siapnton. Jan. l6, 1856.