Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-19
PROSPECTUS OF THE
VTR CONDUCTOR.

UNHE Grand Division ofthe Sons Of Temperance OF
Virginia has determined to establish anewspaper,
to be published monthly in the city OF Richmond IN
auarto form of eight pages, to be called "THE viz
| GINA CONDUCTOR" to be edited by THos. >.
EyEys in connection with publishing committee, con-
sisting of w. T. Wiley, of Aorgantown, Rev John a.
Broadus, of the University Of Va, and Lucan Minor,
of Williamsburg and to be devoted to the advocacy
of the Order of the Sons ofTemperance TO the diffusion
of information concerning the Order and the general
progress of the temperance reformation IN TINS ana ot-
er States; and to the defence CT our principles IL Is
10 be the official organ of communication between the
Grand Division and its officers, and the Subordinate
Divisions it is to give such space to other matters
as may serve render the journal interesting ana use
full. ef,
with the aid guaranteed from the treasury OF the Grand
Division. to ensure the publication for one year at
least The paper sonk be published and sent to the
present subscribers for year If not one other name
be added to the list 1t is confidently hoped however,
that the list will be greatly ncreased having on 1t not
only the names of Sons of Temperance, but OF many
friends of the cause who have been efficiently engaged
IN promoting Temperance by efforts outside OF the d.
vision room. ~
The object of this paper is not to make u the source
of revenue but to bring to bear, in The State OF vr-
cinia in favor of the Temperance reformation, that
bower which is felt sensiby in every enterprise OF
modern times-the power Of the Press,
All letters in regard TO the paper, ana all supscliP'
tions thereto to be sent Thos. j. Evans Richmond
Virginia Terms on which the paper wilSbe furnished
| 81 Der annum, payable in all cases in advance.
Subscribers should state distinctly tier names ans
and the name Of tie Pos9cs 10 9chic@ they ~sh cope
sent. s.s
Richmond, Nov 5, 1856.
GALE OF FOUNDRY LAND IN Angus
= TIA COUNTY, &c.-The undersigned commits
siopers acting under decree of Nelson Circuit Court
pronounced at its September term, 1896, In cause
therein depending of Jones Finney, &c, vs. lnk,
&C., will, Oh the 2gM Of Aoren6er II ialr, II NOT tne
Jo, tha sell The highest bid
der TRACT Of LAND in the county OF Augusta,
containing $50 Acres about miles from Midway, and
miles from Greenve, and adjoining the lands OF
Samuel McGrffn, John Brown and John Newton, IL
being the land devised TO A. j. link by his father fe-
ter link This is said to be valuable land, having on
# an abundant supply of water. The improvements
consist of good Barn and 0lerabe Dwelling House,
with out-houses There Is also good orchard on the
| land. - !,
And on the 10Th day Of december, we will, on the
premises sell to the highest bidder, the FOUNDRY
and its appurenances at the Gulf Ford IN the county
of Nelson owned by A. j. link, and having attached
thereto 10 Acres of Land ard the following personal
property: Horses, sets of Bench Tools, 1 set OF
Backsmitl's Tools and all said links Household and
| Kitchen Furniture. =,
TERMs OF SALE Six twelve and eighteen months
credit will be given on the land the purchaser execu
ting bonds with good personal security, and the tite
retained till final payment on the personal properly
credit of six months will be given on all sums OF SlV
and upwards below that sum cash.
RO. A. COGitlIl,
| ID. S. G. CABELL, Com'rs
THOS. WHITEHEAD,
WIN. S. LOVING,
| Nov, u, 1S56-tl0dec.
NOTICE. The undersigned wishing to make
~ change in business, offer to sell on IhIrsdaY Mt
| 18Th day Of December, the MAGNOLIA HOUSE a,
Bristol the largest and most conveniently arranged
Hotel in Western Virginia. Immediately at the Ierinl
nus of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad, point that
will receive full patronage from the Road at all times
The Magnolia House possesses advantages over All otn
er Houses in Bristol it being the only accessible House
| in the place. D
! The Hotel is directly opposite the Va Tenn. X
r. $40 feet front and running 100 feet back and sto
res high, and within 40 yards of the track, with good
water and out-buildings all complete. -.
| They will also sell LOTS adjoining the virginia
Depot, we'll suited for business of any kind:
The above property if not disposed of privately be-
FORE will be sold the highest bidder at public auc
ton in front of the Magnolia House. at II o'clock, NJ
| on Thursday the 18th day of December next
TERMS :-One-third cash, and the balance in equal
instruments in one and years, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security.
W. G. PECK,
| GEO. 0. LANGHORNE,
S. W. HANFORD.