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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.

INIIE sixth session ofthe HIGHLAND ACADE-
l. MY will ciimpenoe on Monday the 18th day of
September next, and close On the Friday preceding
the 18th day of July III soliciting patronage for
this school Of the Mountains, the trustees feel that
efficiency Of It's management. The Principal, Mr.,
William II. Brooks, is q, graduate of Washington
College, and brings the best of testimonials as to
scholarship ispd correct moral Experiment. In
addition 70 sr the braHshes comprised in thorough
fnd practical English education, he is prepared to
teach the Mathematics, Latin, Greek and French
languages The location OF, THIS school i, highly
favorable and possesses advantages not to Se found
elsewhere. Herehe students will enjoy tie Healthy
breezing atmosphere Of tie Mountains, end also The
healthy moral atmosphere of people free from the
vices which prevail ii more densely populated COM
munities. Those who wish to enter either for the
whole or half session, had Better apply sGon as tie
number Of pupils will be limited.
BY order of Board Trustees.
W. W. FLEMING, PRS.
REFERENCES Faculty of Washington Col
lege; Rev. W. w. Trmble former Principal
brownsburg High School; Rev, DR.. White, Licking
August l6, G.-Spectator copy times.
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DIED.

in this place, on the 9Th inst, Mas. MARGARET
DELL, wife Of jacob Dull, aged o. years.
At Fairyicw, Beth county, on Friday, LIST inst
FRANILIs PIEacE, son of r. r. and s. j. Wilson's
aged three years, six months and twenty days
WINCHESTER papers and Alex Gazette please copy.
On Friday evening last, MT. PErER ChIek ARD,
for many years resident OF the vseinity Of Staun-
ton.
On Thursday morning last THeMks JnRrERsoS
STUART, Esq, highly esteemed citizen OF Staun
ton. M STUART was a Of the late Judge Arch
abald Stuart, and brother of the Hon. A. IL. IL.
Stuart, of this place. He was man of fine talents
mach information, and many generous and nobfe
uualities.
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TRUST SALE OLA VALUABLE
E1scelting E20asse ttssd Hot, and
OTHER PROPERTY. IN STAUNTON


ID 7 virtue Of deed of trust executed to me by
Ed ThomasP. Eskridge and wife, l will sell with
out reserve, to the highest bidder, SATURDAY tho
ESD Of August, in tn town of Staunon, the Mansion
House of the said Esfriiee, end the grounds there
to attached. This property consists of about Acres
Of highly improved grounds new end commpdi-
Gus BRICh ID WELLlNG house., e Kitchen,
Seryants' Houses, Stabling large Ice-house, and
other necessary out buildings. Altogether this is
one of the most beautiful and desirsBe residences
vantages oil both town and country.
Also, LOT, in the town of Staunton, on the west
ride Of the street leading from Beverly street.
at the ''Newtown Pump"
TERMS .--krrangements have been made to al
low pery liberal credits mslSrats band pay en'
excepted-upon the purchaser giving bond with
approved security for the principal purchase mon
ey, and the payment of interest thereon yearly
from the date OF sale. The title will be reserved as
ultimate security. The terms will &c ftlIy made
known on tbs day of sale.
JAMES II. SKINNER,
August 1G, lS56.--2w. Trustee.
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Prof. De Gratsas Practice.
\ s SHERIFF. CO RED IN ONE NIGHT BY
DE GRATIl'S ELECTKlC Oil.
Letter front DR. EcTser


PHlLADELrnIA, May %, 1856;
PROF. DE GRATA, 80 South sa ST., Fha.
have emarkable cure. Deputy Sheriff X err
of Pittsburgh, had very swollen and painful hand
applied the oil personally, which gave instant RI
lief lie has recommended the oil to others stlirthd
with Rheumatism, in which the results were most
SATISFACTORY GI6aeI II. kEysER.
GaEAT CunEs-@tiTf@Ess, REApl RHsuM.rIsN.-
Mr. Joseph d. Barte, Myrtle street, says the Elec-
trio Oil cured him immediately.
PILES Charles Sexton; ESQ, Es-Mayor of Cam
den, says SIX applications cured HIN. Also cured
His Rheumatism:
NEunALGIA-Mr David Mann, 100 Vine ST., saws
he was great sufferer, but the Oil cured him. Sc
says L. Ii Grant, Esq, 5l7 North Eighth st.
CRouP-This Oil Is nfallble for Group. Ask i
lady at Girard Ho9se
Fever AND AGuE-The Electric Oil will cure this
in one light. Ask VIM Watson, corner of Rose and
Shipper lanes, and others.
-AsrBAA-This Oil "made new mnn'o me-" ears
Ja..cs A Il Thomas, George at, above Ninth.
RHEuMsrIsM--A wonderful cnrc-1i months In
bed-Miss McGlnley had two doctora-used the oil
and was cured, l0l7 North Sixth st.
PHrHIsIo AND AsrHat-Mrs. Mary Sutton, Twen.
tieth and Poplar, cured The Oil has singular
and pleasing effect in such eases, and throat and
breast disorders.
PAINS IN BACK AM BRE,sr-Thos Potter, ESQ
Broker, No. 6 Ledger street, and 900 others.
Beware of eounterieitipg scamps, nostrums. NJ,
Electric Oil is sweet as cologne.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PR0FESSRt
DEGRArE. --Franka brought electricity from thu
heavens to the earth, bu! ii remained Tor frof. DE-
Grath to apply that electricity to the relief Of dis
easea and suffering mostals-disenses that hereto
fore kafLed the physicians cid treatment, such a.
Neuralgia Rheumatsn, Pains, Stiff joints Deaf
ness, Swengs, Palsy, Piles, Sin Diseases, &c, ar,
now cured by Prof. DeGrath's electric OIL in diie OF
two DAYS. Read this letter =
PRoF. De GRAru.4l have bees the victim for mn
nv years of Rheumatic affection, and lost the ust
Of my LIMBS could raise nay hand e my head il
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S ALE OF
PEER S0NAEI PROP EIEgTY.

DREP ARAToRY to moving to the west, the un-
dersigned will sell at auction, at his residence,
in the vicinity of Waynesboro, on Wednesday ne
oh day of SePtember, aert, the following property
to wit. or IL head of Horses, IL head Of Young
cattle, M Itch Cows, ] set Of new Smith TOOLS i
Plantation Wagon, Road Wagon. Brake Wagon,
harness for horses, new Fifth Chan good riows,
Harro%s, and Farming Ute nsils generally, House
hold Furniture OF the usual varieties, large Cook
Stove, | parlor Stove and others, 500 feet inch
Plank, S or 5000 shingles and alb out acres OF
growing Corn.
TEkMS--A credit of II months will be given on
all sums of So, and upwards, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security.
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Valuable Lansls FOR sale.

7 n prrsuaucc o. Decree of the Circuit Court
1 off Augusta, rendered on the 20 day Of Jrue
1856, VIII proceed, Commissioner naned in
the decree, to sell to the highest bidder on Tburs-
day, the 2ath day of August next, the TRACT OF
Land on which William Silling, ir. deed, resided.
This tract contains about $50 Acres and lies ON the
n ain Road leading from Parnassus to Staunten-lO
miles from the former md from the latter place.
Motietts Branch, permanent stream, ;ains through
the farm. There is within few yards Of Fhe dwri-
ling, Spring nt excellent water, Ilis fsrm has
on it good sulicirncy of Meadow, with eoo,tt 800
acres Q, cleared land, in toerahly good state OF
cultivation; The balance is we'll timbered pine, oak
modious BRICK DWLLLiNG House, 4 large and
commodlous Barn, ami other Out Buildings,
Persons wishing to buy good Stock or Grain
Farm, win do well to eXaaiine the ncoperty on OF
before the day of sale. 70 suit pucE asers this ia
may be conveniently divided. ... M
On the same day will sell, as Commissioner, the
TRACT Of LAND, on which .. ,. Silling, decd,
lies on the Main Road leading frcm Saunton TO Nj.
Solont2 miles from the former and from the lat
| ter place. in good neghborhood, and convent
rs ceres Of this farm are cleared, and in good state
Of cult ration. Most of the cleared land is at this
| time, well set clover and Timothy The uhclear-
ed land is well timtered with oat, hickory and pine.
The Improvement consist Of comfortable DIV FL =
| LING HOUSE, good Barn, aud other heeessait
Out Buildings. There is wen OF good water he r
tbs dwelling To any one wishing to buy a small
farm, tits would be very desirable residence
POI ions wishing to view and examine the above
ID tracts OF land before the day of sale, will call
tsos siiilng, John Sitting, it,, or Abel Carson,
residing IN the uliefiate ncie hborhood, n
ThkMS:-So much in hand as viii pav fre a.
ofsut and sale; the resduc in three equal payments,
falling due RESPECTIVELY IN one, two, Snd three yea
from the day OF sale, the purchases cSecufing bonds
for TIE payments, vita approved personal stterity
and the title to BIO retained ultimate security.
. y5s7' Sale to take place on the day above named,
at the late residence of VIM Siliing jr. deed, at
10 o cocf, A. NJ. J F. HOTTIE. Com.
Iulv "a l956--tds
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From tte D0sfoM UTlte BfahcH.
Among the many popular medicines which have
acquired high reputation, we believe none have
been found OF much benef. for dyspepsia, asth ma,
and similar complaints, till the Ceggenated Bit ers
by many and various trials and experiments, has
been found a sure and radical remedy-a desidera-
tum long desired by physicians. Its ingredien Is
have been shown by chemical analysis to be harm
less and safe; and from the testimonials of many OF
first citizens who have been benefited by it, we feel
assured that those ndisposed with the above COM
plants can rely upon these Bitters with safety.
These celebrated Bitters have received the high
est testimonials offered in favor Of any medi-
cine.
SETH W. FOWLE & Co., 1873 Washington
Street. Boston, Proprietors. Sold ny their agents
everywhere.
Aumnst oa 1870 Il "
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ST.. Lofts, Aug..i9.

iMfoRThsT FROM KANsAs-More Blood
shed. The Wespor: "Border Rutfan
says:-.-on Monday night two hundred
ffee- spilers attacked the town OF Franklin
containing only twenty pro-siavery men.
and Tough, Ter several hours. Six tree
boilers and lodr pro-siavery men wefe
killed, and the postotiice was robbed and
burnt. when the assailants retrea.ed, car
rying off the cannon belonging to the
town.
Another report says that seventeen Tree
soilers weie killed aud t~oandsd. The
government troops occupied the town the
next day. Gen. Lanes men had arrived
at Topeka
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MAR RED.

On Tuesday, the 5th inst, in Frederick City,
Nd, by the Rev. DR.. Dorsey, of that place, Rey.
JonN WILSON, Principal of the Wesleyan Female
Institute, Staunton, to Miss HANNA II HALBERT, ior-
snerly of New York.
On the 10th inst, at the residence other unces,
DR.. Chas. Williams, in Fincaste, Va, by fhe Rev.
Mr.. Baker, WM. Ii. WATTS of Staunton, to Miss
ANNIE r., daughter of Stuart McOlung of Green
brier county.
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Stauntcn. hug. l6,
Take NNfice.

4 S the tine IL drawing near, when the Fall and
~ Winter supply Of Goods must be laid in, | fee
compelled to earnestly request all in debted to m,
either by note or. open account to come forward
and promptly settle their accounts.
JACOB P0LLITz.
N. .. am selling for Cash, at cost, my remain.
Ing stock OF Clothing. Up.
Staunton, August l6tli 1856.
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Tpt LOST STEAMER PACIFIc.--4On
Thursday the will of MIR. Joseph S;eere,
a Passenger in the Pacific OH her last voy
age from liverpool, was admitted to pro-
bate BY the Surrogate ct New York. the
application SEEING among the FIST that has
been made by heirs of parties who took
passage in the Inflated steamer.
Sick Headache md Debah9.-fhe OSygehatea
Bitters are worthy the attention OF all who are ~
fcted with these any other symptoms arising from
weakened and derangea state ofthe digestive sys-
tenn
AUGUST 20, 1856 1T,
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Fail Trade.

MYTH view Of making room for fall goods,
reduced prices. Ladies Dress goods particularly
will be gold at frat cost. Call and examine, and
you viii find we are in earnest.
PIPER ~ FUNKHOUSER.
Neer the Woodward House.
August 23, 1856.
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PLAIN AND FASHIONABLE DRESS
MAKING.

NRS. SARAH.G. DYER having employed an
W. experienced and skilful Dress Maker from
of the cittos, offers her servses to the ladies of
Staunton its vaenety; and will be glad to serve
person or by order. Her residence is Gospal
Till one door below the house formerly occupied by
MIR. VIM. Eskrdge.
August, %, lS56.--2t.
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1878 PRIZES I!
S2O4,000
.5,ls5 Prizes amounting to

Is, ls5 Prizes amounting to s2O4, 200
| The Is ,oGo Prizes Of $s Ore deter.ained by the
number which draws the $40, COB Prize-if thHtnum-
| her, should be odd number, then every odd mum
Der ticket in the Scheme, will be entitled to So if
| an even number, then every even number ticket in
the Scheme will be entitca TO S. in addition to my
other Prize which tho ticket may draw
| Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd
ard eten number tickets will be certain of drawing
nearly half the cost of the same. with chances of
obtaining other Prizes.
All those tickets ebtiing with 0, ., 4, 6, 8, are
eveu-all those ending With !, 3 b I, 8, arc odd.
! l9s- Remember that every fri2e is drawn and
! PAYABLE in full without deduction.
Izs~ All Prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid imme-
diatey after the drawingother Prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will beforwarded to purchasers i'm
mediatciy after the drawing
Whole Tickets S'f0-Halves S5-Quarters S2l%
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed i'll other Tickets
at either caire
GREAT III JUDGMENTS TO CLvHs.
As one half of the Tickets are guaranteed to draw
IS we will sell Certificates of Packages OF 10 Tick
cts Todd and even numbers,) at the following
rates.
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount
guaranteed accues to the purchaser.
Certificate OF Package of 10 Whole Tickets 500
60 10 Half - 30
Orders for Tickets adn BIO addressed either to
S. SWAN q CO., AHanta, ia.
or 8. SWAN; Kontgoa,ery, 1ta.
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LATEST ARRIVAL

w and Summer Clothng and our stock is larger
now than any other in town. We can sell new
Suits of Clothing; from 81, so up to $40. We re-
quest all our friends to cal soon, are deter
w EILLER q LEOPOLD, Main Street, in the
largo Store Room la.ey occupied byT. c. Burwell.
Jul. 10 1853 St
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

L A, Koiner and s. NJ. Yost, in the publication
and Editing of the Republican indicator, under
the style OF Koiner 4 iost. was dissolved on tho
22nd inst, by mutual coAsent Of the parties.
July 20 1886
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TRUE TURF OtE

HsoR old Sores of every description ON Mon NJ ~,
roids sn nfpses and sprans Ulcers ard Felons,
0ut ounds, Cramp and letter, STING al lnsecis
Nounds under the Nails, Infamed I,rccsts dim,
" oud iaaofs Cracked Heed, Sore Back, splint
Anu anu pawn, Sweeney aud Poleyile. Witheis and
narbics, Chaie and Chesfounder Kinebtne and
o sun 5 Nmdga'l and Numbness Saddle all
g,u ora otralns, sweled Legs and Stiffness of
Jeihts, warranted to cure and no donear tron, o,
pos're TO cold Applied to Burns at once st leaves
no. no. FIJI. irice bo end 20 cents PR bottle. Head
>, ,g RIcHsoxD, January Is. 1ss5.
hessrs: 03ss If Co..-Fur about seven rea,s nv
- H. n'noh had an ulcer on the shinbone of ont
y n's ,egs lie has had the very best medeI.l ad
sore hau been repeatedly poulticed and bnrnt ';,S
caustic. At intervals whilst GIVING md a,.n,;H..
,he meoiene he has been septon low diet. and AN
kept perfectly quiet, with the limb eIovatcd $40
Tunes the sore would be as large as the na,m ~ a
mar hahd and at othersno aI ger than lajf dime
ana even when it had attained this small size would
ABOUT IT, and one day while in sbur store T go
you what must do for it; you gate me hettIs nj
Houl iuri oi, and after using three bottles. ~
the drection) il was entirely healed prerin,,s "
the time OF using it, he had lost months fr,, ~ ~
mofK Put since he has never lost a dat. w;lladd
,n@' naEe expended useessly On his limb. abous
,"o nuhotea ana hity dollars. IT gives me ;ic,,SC
to add to the many you have this " n
Of your Turf OIL u Ia7
Very respectfully. ( Il QltIro>.
| this city, 'on iaey /"
! CnEsrEnrrgLp. Anr;, 1o,h ,s,s.
Nessrs bore d Co-Havinp used rn '".", iss, r
and finding it e. be such ne p mcd rGar luri OK
due to you that yoh should know IT, ~ da u.hn
aud triised her thigh Tery,as .2tSer OF Chair
a as Sfp by Ct so and aa
1t became running sore, AMI not relieve it,
y two years. tried every meaeine 8, eon ,d5 1 Lac
tie eff your Turf m"S Induced 10 Try bot
half it was entirely hee. havo o since no, le a,a
ether sores and found the same benefit Ss, :. '
: '"'NA fsessr; cu,1KS
GS.,,, ~ e'1ALh'
extraordinary Case
dohb;;jo R,cmsoSp, May LIST, lesh,
ont w., sn NY child had commenced breaking
gu. est ls IN small sores, which gradually estena
g over the entire head, including both ears hin
were so much eaten by the sores as to cans mn,a
fear that both would drop off t,i@d i, '.e 10
OF advertised and domestic remedies nith az s'ats
YYq0S Fe oi then pro?prsd and applied tts
gst worse Ny eldest daughter said pa ss a. ~
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For Rent.

T HAVE for rent large Room in the basement of
j the Lutheran Church, well suited fora School
or other purposes, Speh Shoe shop, Furniture
room, 6e., DC. GEO. BAYLOR.
June II, 1886.
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chusetts, w. G. Plunkett, Lieut..
Gov, of Mass, Edward Everett,
Ex-S Sec. of State and Senator of
u. s., Robert G. winthrop, Ex-
Speaker House Rep, U. s. A.;
Abbott Lawrence, Minister Plen.
to Great Britain, John B. Fitz-
patrick, Catholic Bishop of Bos-
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RICHMOND, August %, 1856.
Ayers Cathartic Pills!
PILLS TIA T A r E p l. L

PROF. HAYES, State Chemist, of Massachusetts,
says they IRE the best of all Pills, and annexed are
the men that certify that Dr.. Hayes, knows, VIZ
Lemuel Shaw Chief Justice Supreme Court of Mas
sachusetts, Emory Washburn, Governor of. Massa-
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Hoes in kENTucKy.--& correspondent
at " hi,ehall, Madison county, KY. writes
10 the New York Tribune that the hog
business in Kentucky this Fall will not
amount 10 more than one-hall what it did
las, year, becatrse the severe dfaught that
has extended over the whole State has cut
short the corn to such an extent. Fat
hogs are now selling on contract for future
delivery at Al cents per ID.
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SpA1N.--The most important news
brought by the Baltic is the surrender OF
the insurgents at Saragossa to the Queen S
troops, under Gen. Dalce. This oc--
Cured on the evening of,he lst, (friday }
when the Royal troops entered The city
without opposition and disasmed the citl-
xsns. No definite particulars have been
received, but the whole seems to have
Leen effected without bloodshed. All
Spain has now Submitted to the o Dunneli
ministry; is,fature policy is not known,
but it is reported that he is attempting TO
make up the quarrel with the Liberals.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

OtEORGE W. SMITH will, on ard after the l3th
II OF August, sell ofh's s.dfk &c Gqqds at prime
cost and in many instances less fer cGh or he will
sell out to an epterp rzing person who may wish to
embark in safe, paying business of the Millinery
and Dry Goods business. This is an opening tina,
may not offer again. Owing to the health of his
wife he undetermined to sell out and leave Staunton
His stock comprises handsome variety of new and
desirable Clouds, purchased generally Tor cash. I'D
feels oonident in saying that he eau offer such bar
gains AS cannot be had elsewhere for cash
tit All persons knowing themselves inlebted
vii! please call and settle Without delay.
Auyuet Is. 1856 sts
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Nj aun suSoserieer has commenced tho noon -
4 y SnSohMAkiNG business at .be old ao al. sod .
oustomsrs p ps ne 90 SS under Ae Union ~se,s
ehi STOCK q homemasas articles at fs,r mi ~ Scss
r WIZ ma every variety of Shoes sn .,..a
.or .ne.r use from shieh they can make ssr.;'
gust suited to their miai se'eefien
Va; AS iar.AeF Enseeemea M for the pubI,e n.,.
NE, .he subscriber will state that he has
Tue services II A. simrscg as Supc, int ..s.
hui, r. iese :, HENRY Hr6HES
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BRooKLINE, Feb. s, ISL

J, II.
TO Seth W. Fonla,=lHg Dear Sir Having ex-
perienced results of satisfactory character from
the use of WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHEKR y, in cases of severe colds during the past
two years, am induced to express the full faith
hdve in It's renoy ating power.
| was first induced to try this medicine as an ex-
pertinent, about two years ago, in connection with
the stong recommendation of a friend, who was
well nigh gone with consumption and whose relief
from the of il satisfied me of its great value in
Of colds and decline, and most clearly demon
stratng, to my mind, It's great value as a restora-
tive, at only needsa fair trial to insure grateful
Demonstration from the public.
Your obedient servant,
SAMUEL A. WALKER.
None genuine uhIess sighed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
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EDWARD K. FULLER

Pastor Of First Baptist Church, Somerset, Mass
This certifes that have for several years used
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in my family in sew
cga of those cases FOR Which it is recommended, and
fnd it g very useful family medicine.
n. BRONSON
Pastor of the Second Baptist Church in Fall River
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL


This elegant Hotel Property is situated at the
Railroad Depot IN Staunton, and has very recently
been put in operation, with everv appliance to in.
sure its If any hotel in the Valley of Vr.
ginia is desirable property, this presents as MANY
advantages for ali the departments of Hotel bnsi
ness as any that can be named. II man of energy
and enterprise we offer the following extrgorduapy
inducements to purchases If the purchase money
is secured to satisfaction to bear interest
payable annually, We will give Ten Years for the
payment of the principal.
FURNITURE AND SERVANTS.
This Hotel is now in operation, and Is Completely
supplied with new Furnitpre and with Servants loi
the year. Thepurchescr the Hotel shall have
the privilege Of taking the Furniture at Valuation
and of hiring the servants for the bslapce of the
year on the same terms. If the Furniture Is moi
sold as above it VIII lie offered at auction on terms
to be made known at the sale.
DWELLING HOUSE, STORE AND LOTS.
These desirable pieces of property will be sold or
credit of Five years, bearing interest, payable
annually. The sale will begin as has been stated
on the Goth of August, and will be continued from
day to day till completed. We are authorized tc
sell privately and will receive propositions for any
Of the property up to the time OF the sale All Of
this property will be found very desirable. Va
have no wish to exaggerate its attractions but We
confidently ask the fullest examination.
Persons desiring to purchase will apply to A, N,
Breckenridge ~ the "hmerican Hotel'' or to
MICHAEL Il. HARTMAN
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
-. Az :, .s Trustees, Be.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-23
N'UTEL'E.

The sle notss executed to as the FIX or Of Will
liam Sngs jr.. Decd will be due on the 10th of
Sept next: the Estate being lsraey ~ debt prompt
! ayment will be required, JOS. +. HOTTIE.