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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-07
Connissloners' Sale Of Valuable

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TN obedience decree ofthe Circuit Court Of Rock
i bridge, pronounced at the present term in csus.
therein pending in the name Of Goodlos d Bel. e.
missioners in said decree named, will Nssday tx
27tI dov Of Nav e on the premises, expose 70 sale
by way Of Public Auction, the Valuable TAVERN
PROPERTY situated ct Goshen Bridge. the present
terminus Of the Virginia Central Railroad in
ty Of Rockbridge The Hotel contains 50 Rooms, is
well arranged and suited for the purpose for which it
DWELLLNG HOUSES, in addition to the Tavern
property Smoke House, two large Stables, Zone
SHIELDED two Granaries q Store Room, Blacksmith
Shop, and Cabinet Makers Shop, with So Acres OF
LAND ti fr
TxRxs OF SALE Cash in hand sufficient TO pay the
costs of SALE and one.th of the purchase money and
as to the residue in three equal annual instalments,
from the day of sale, the purchaser executing bonds
with good personal security and the title retained a.
ultimate security. WIN. II. McDANNALD, -
Iag WIN. H. BELL,
April %, 1S56.-tds. Commissioners
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY at the
same time and place, will be stid BY Wm n. Bell &
Henry A. Goodloe, surviving partners Of Jas. F. Bell
Co., all the HOUSEHOLD rnd KITCHEN FURNE
TURE consisting of everything necessary for keeping
Hotel; Also several Mich Cows, of good quality; Is
Head of Hogs; 3 to 400 Bushels of CORN and OATS !;
also, valuable negro Woman and Child she is good
washer weaver and seamstress. ''i@-
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. H. BELL,
H..A. G0ODL0E,
Surviving Partners Jas. F. Bell L Co.
Ap, 3d. 1856 .t.-r tut
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NOTICE.-On Wednesday the 4th day Of June
~ 1865, on the premises, viii lease, to the highest
bidder the DWELLING HOUSE an Garden belonging to
Martin wygand. in the town of SSannton. There are
fom to 10 acres of land The garden is in a high
STATE OF cultivation with an abundance of fruit The
time OF the commencement of the lease, viii be on the
Isl Of November, 1855. will also sell at the same
'oi said Wrgand Terms announced on ihe day OF au.
non. Q CAREER Conn
May Z, lS;6-4t.--prin:er's fee .
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Two BOYS DRowNED-Two students Of Lynch
burg College, named Burkes and Burton, aged
Is and "A years respectively were drowned IN
Blackwater creek, on the 30th ult. They were
bathing in company with several other lads,
when Burkes ventured beyond his depth. and
Burton, seeing him in drowning condition,
went to his rescue. Unfortunately, burkes caught
his brave young friend by the foot, and both
sunk together. The bodies were afterwards re-
covered. Their parents reside in IIvnchburg.
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n YES! o YES!!-The undersigned have open
7 ed in the town of Staunton, regular Auction
Room, for the sale of everything that the people may
want sold They may be found, unless professionally
Tbey will, will also attend 10 the sale Real E
tate anywhere in the county They respectfully ask
trial Z. NJ. GUSHING,
WIN. II. WATTS.
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81. so, payable Invariably in adrance.
Ia FOR SHERIFF. :,
~ We are authorized to announce GhOnuss A.. ~,
COCHRAN candidate for the Office Of Sherin Oh Au'
gusta county rt-aa
March 90, 1855. t --l.tl '.'r
sSy- We are authorized to announce RcDoLrn
TURK candidate for the Office of Sheriff OF Auguh''
county. :, Tho
New Hope District John Towberman, in the
Stuart NJ Crawford in the Mt. Scion or Spring mn
and in the Middlebrook Districts. He expects 70 nave
r. p Eubank to assist him in attending to the
and Churchve Dctrct. ..
March &c, 1855
FOR CONSTABLE
10y We are authorized to announce J. II. BROWN,
candidate for the office of Constable in the 2nd DISTRICT
sSs~ We are authorized to announce WILLlAM D.
WOODWARD candidate for the Office of Constable IN
he lst District
~ We are authorized to announce JOSEPH An
DREW candidate for the office of Constable In the
Mt Scion District
~" We are authorized to announce SAMUEL T..
CLARKE candidate for reelection to the office OF Con
stable in the End District Of Augusta county
April 2, 1856. t.t- S.
Y. We are authorized to announce THOS. MAN
SHALL candidate for the Office of Constable IN the
FIRST District of Augusta county.
April 2, 1856. .a.
-We are authorized toannounce JOHN H. CRAW-
FORD candidate for the office of Constable in the LIST
District of Augusta county, TO succeed Dir. ~ Craw
ford the present incumbent who declines reelection
Feb. Is, 1856 lH
FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
~ We are authorized 10 announce JOHN u. STU
YER candidate for the Office of Commissioner OF the
Revenue in the End Revenue District Of Augusta county
March 10. 1855. ss %
To the Yoters Of Augusta County. 7e.
respectfully myself candidate for re-elec-
lion TO the office of Commissioner Of the Revenue for the
st Revenue District. 49,. vii
March 26, 1856. THSS N. DONOHO.
FOR COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY.
s1S- Having been requested to do so by number OF
citizens of the county, announce myself candidate for
he Office of Attorney for the Commonwealth for Angus
u county. --'
March e6. 1856. ROBT. z. KINNEY.
e TO the Foters Of Aag@sta County. 49,
Fsllo,c Citizens IL announce mysefa candidate for
eeleciion TO the Office OF Attorney for the Common
eal in this county. Should it be your pleasure to
eslect me- shall endeavor discharge all the duties
ii the Office fl hfus and in manner to show my ap-
rotation of the renewal Of your confidence.
Respectfully,
March II, 1856. WIN. H. HARTMAN.
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| Y FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale one
of the most desirable FARMS in the county Of Augusta.
IL is situated on Christians Creek about six miles east
of Stsunton and about four miles west of New Hope,
and is bounded on the south side, in part by the main
road leading from Staunton to Weyers Care Il con-
ains about 453 Acres, about $50 of which is cleared
There is about 100 Acres Of rate Bottom Land and
oil 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. Granary and
Corncrb, Swzer Barn, Stables, &C., with wells Of wa
ter in few feet of the stables and Kitchen There are
number of never-failing springs on the farm. The
Mill Seat is the best Christians Creek and is stua-
ted at the lower end Of the FARM desired It would be
sold separately from the farm with some 20 to 40 acres
of land attached and the right Of way public roads on
either side oft.
Ift would better suit the convenience Of buyers the
subscriber would sell hundred acres Of the woodland
(which is not surpassed BY any in the neighborhood
separately. The terms will be made accommodating
For further particulars apply to A. G. Robertson, who
resides on The premises to the subscriber, who lives
in the immediate neighborhood.
GEO. C. ROBERTSON.
P. ST. have also valuable Lot in the Town OF
Staunton for sale. IT, Y. d.
Feb 1874 . .
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April 90, 1s56.-tds. CT
T. A. & Rock. Reg. COPY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-The PECK MILL
and Millesr's House and Lot not having been sold
on the day appointed for the sale of the whole property
will be offered at public auction in the town of Staun
ton, on Tuesday the 9Th Of May next.
The Mill is situated on Christian Creek near the Cen
trail Railroad four miles from Saunton and occupies
most eligible position for large business in the coun-
try There is comfortable Millers House attached to
the Mill, and lot of ground containing about Five A
cres.
TERMS OF SALE One third in cash, or well en-.
dorsed negotiable note at 81 days. interest added and
good security for the deferred payments.
A. H. H. STUART,
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
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ILuNois.--The Democrats ot illinois have
nominated VIM. A. Richardson for Governor
and r. ]. Richardson for Lieut.. Governor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-07
Near the National Hotel.
BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS,-PIPER &

ID FUNKHOUSER would call your particular atten-
ton their large aud well selected Stock of Seasons
BILE Goods. Great attention has been paid to LADIES
DRESS GooDs and we think our Stock will compare "a
vorably with any other in Staunon will only par
ticularizo few kinds, viz:- ss
.s Fancy and Black Silk, Silk Robes, ,t..+
s-j Berage and Tissue Robes, Organdes,
- Printed Jaconets, Printed Chaes, .4
Paris Printed Bereges and Tissues,
Is.= Dotted Swiss, Plain Berages and Muslins,
a$ Lisle Thread, Second Mourning Bingham,
.,8 Stella Shawls, Grape do, Parasols,
i,t Bleached and Brown Goods
~ Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hoped Skirts,
~ Briiantes, &c, &C.. &C., &c.
Is We are determined osell Goods at small ad-
. vance for Cash, or to punctual customers.
!. Stanntnn Anril o. 1856 - -. y !.
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T CAPITAI S12.OOO! /"
y, 900 Prizes amounting 20 ESQ, 200

TICKETS, IS; Halves, s.; Quarters, 81.
~" Prizes PayaJle Without DEDUCTION III
Persons sending money by mail need not fear ts b.
ing lost Orders punctuslly attended TO-. Commuuca-
tons confidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken
at par. 80
Those wishing particular numbers should order i'm.
msdiately. Address ..r..ar
JAS F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Go.
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$4,000 WORTH
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
VIM IRA SMITH

ia, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
II HAVE now in Store one of The largest Stocks OF
i READY.MADE CLOTHING have ever
Offered TO the Virginia Trade.
Feeling assured that the past experience Of thirteen
years in this business and its success during that time,
is the best evidence that my good and rcs have been
satisfactory, my efforts as heretofore, will be to offer
the La<st sye of pattern and cuthave them well made
and sell such goods low any similar house in the
State and in view of the approaching season, again
offer my services at my old stand, where can be
found at all hours Of the day. A call is respectfully
asked.
Morro-QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
At TIA, MAIN STREET
WM IRA SMITH.
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THRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed Of trust, ex-
i ecutcd to me on the 23rd day Of February, ls46 By
proceed, on the premises on Saturday he i7M dey Of
KaN 1885, to sell to the highest bidder for cash the
following valuable Property, to wit: A TRACT OF
LAND on the South River in Augusta county, adion'
ing Samuel Kennerly, William Patterson and John kon,
err. containing about Sixteen Acres There is good
Site ON this tract for Mills and Machinery Also anoth
re Tract containing 81 Acres about mile from the first
tract adjoining Samuel Kennerly, Jacob kyger and
John Hilbert. ..-- f
The property offered for sale is valuable and is in the
,,ossesson of Andrew Bear the grantur in said deed
Persons desiring purchase call and see the prem
ises Acting as trustee shall convey the lille vested IN
me by the trust deed, which believe 10 be good.
stai 6F HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
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ONE DOLLAR FOR FIFTY CENTS

Y The subscribers with view of removing to the
West will sell their and beautiful stock OF Ready
Made CLOTHING at Cost for Cash. They would, there
FORE call the attention of the public to this chance
now offered and invite them TO call soon. while their
stock is new and complete. They have also Oh hand
o beautiful assortment of Gentlemens Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, &c. NJ. HfRSH l. CO.
cas~ Their store is Main street. nearly opposite E.
NJ Cushng's Confectionery
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-07
HI. H. ROBERTSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, BATH G, H., VA,

WILL practice in the County and Circuit Courts
w of Bath, Allegheny, Pocahontas Highland, and
Augusta To his old clients in Augusta he would saw
that he will always be in attendance upon the County
and United States Courts holden ut Staunton.
May Z, 1856
BARGAINS ii. NJ HARDY has on hand the
ID largest stock of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
ever offered in this market which he is determined to
sell low can be bought elsewhere for cash or an.
proved paper Also large stock of second hand work
on hand. Staunton, APP. 90, 1S56-2m
r. Reg. & Lex. Gaz copy mos
A LARGE lot of Slippers, liaterS and Walking
N Shoes for by JNO. NJ. NELSON. :
Staunton, April It, 1885,
A NICE lot of Ladies' Dress Goods, of a variety Of
IA styles, for sale BY JNO. III. NELSON.
Sla,,n.on, April 10, lS56-Town papers copy ALL
TTERRfNGS. New Roe Herrings just received and
II for sale. STAPLES, MARTINI co.
s.auntou, May !, 1866.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES. E
DRS. GILBERT & KENNEDY,
Treat CANCERS, TUMORS, ULCERS, SC.
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
Office, 746, Broadway, corner Aston Place
NEW YORK.
CERTIFICATES FROM ttt 4 ..
Ex. Gov T. NJ. Tucker, Hon. T. Butler King,
Capt Isaiah Sellers, Capt: VIM. feathers,
A. s. Baldwin, NJ. D., W. p. Allison, II. D.,
Judge Alex. Walker, Col Maunsel White,
Thos. E. Bond. NJ D., j. s. Peacocke, " D.
Ex. Gov. Jas. c. Jones, Hon Fred p Stanton,
b. +. Palmer Inventor of Palmer's Artificial Leg,
Francis Grice Naval Constructor. " Yard, Phia.
Proprietors of the Girard House. Philadelphia-
New York April IS, lS56.-5t-
~ Bakers Premium Bitters.-The attentius
of the public is called the annexed certificate of BA
kER's PRExUN BrrERs, which is one of the most poi
ular family medicines known in this country:
CorrAGg. Nav nth, 1855.
Near CurdSville, Buckingham Co., Va.
Ma. ELIJAH BAxER:-Dear Sir:-My wife havinr
been for many wears afflicted with Liver Complaint an
Nervous Debility, hearing of your Premium Bitters.
he was ind iced 10 give them TRIAL After irving has
dozen bottles she found her health rnuch Improves
nd her dies se organs greatly strengthened; and. II
oai,, she finds i, is Indispensable in her case, Al
continues 10 use i. 10 her Improvement IL is ve-
popular medicine with many osmy neisnoors, anu u
becoming almost in general Us tonic in this So
ton. Wi, my best wishes,
renl.in ours truly
j. w. A. SAUNDERS
N. B-Serera influential gen lemeu in this coun'
viii send YOU cers6ca.es of i.no' tan, cures e..
TED b. vorr Premium B:,-ers in 'Ecr tan,,iics
concur in ia being he valuable uled me eve -
trol,,.ed in th;s section OF thg couniry Yonrs,
J. W. A. >.
~ EscrS hmils shodld keep few bottles gu han.
Prise - GEMS yer bottls.
For sale bY j. d. IsxRpSE, and JAS. a. LAIRD, Ds"s
gis's, and ], b. BsrSiSRIDGs SoS, S'aanson
April 10, lS56.-lmo.
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IMPORTER.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in An,ercan and Imported
GU N S &c p ISTOLS,
BOWLING and Fishing Tackle; Table and Pocket
Il Cutlery Walking Canes; Belts and Por' Monies
Percussion Caps Gun owder Patent Shot, Balls, Pow.
der Fasks Pouches and Belts Bird Bags; Nipples and
Wrenches; Washing Rods and Ticklers; Dog Chains
and Collars Gun Makers Materials, &C., &c REvoL-
yERs AND FIVE SHOOTERS at Manufacturers prices, to
the trade. S. SUTHERLAND.
No l39, Main street. opposite Eagle Square, Richmond
A DIPLOMA Of the first class, was awarded by
the Virginia Mechanics Institute, for the promotion OF
the Mechanic Arts, to SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, OF
Richmond for case of GUNS PISTOLS and RIFLES, ex'
hibted u, The Exhibition OF Articles of American Man
ufacture held in the City Of Richmond, on the 10th
day of Nov. 1854.
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Rinhmond Anril %. 1855.
SALE.-By virtue of a de-

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue Of . de-
cree of The Circuit: Court OF Augusta county, rem
dered in the suit of Hogsett Hogsets heirs &C. the
undersigned, the Commissioners therein named, will
proceed, on Thursday the 2sM of Nay 1856, upon the
premises about one and hall miles from the Augusta
Springs, to sell by way Of public auction, TO the high
eat bidder, the TRACT of LAND formerly occupied by
VIM, E. Hogsett, now deceased, containing by recent
survey, 1870 Acres, Roods and % Poles.
This land is well improved, having good Brick
Dwelling House, Brick Kitchen good Stable, Barn, &c.
and is we'll watered
TERMS: So much in hand as will defray the costs
of suit and SALE and the balance in four equal annual
payments bearing interest from the day Of sale the
purchaser giving good personal security for the defer
red payments and the legal title TO be retained ult
mate security ROBERT A. HOGSETT,
DAVID G. H0GSETT,
April 49, 1s56.--tds. Com'rs
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Loss of Tickets Of Glass Z.

By the late accident on the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad the Tickets Of Glass L., for April 18TH in their
Company Wsre e consequently there
will not be any Drawing of that Glass. The Drawing
will be Class May 18th, the me Plus Ultra"
Scheme. ]. F. WINTER, Manager.
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a NOTICE..
TINE firm of B. j. ). Crawford Is this day dissolved
i by mutual consentJ. s. Crawford having sold out
his in erest to James W Crawford and Henry r. Coch-
ram the firm will be continued under the style OF Craw
ford 4 Cochran tbecomes absolutely necessary that
all accounts and debts due the old rmup to JAM lst
1856, should be settled up Immediately .,onn
JOHN s. CRAWFORD. -
Staunton, April l, 1856
WE will receive in few days. very large and
w well assorted stock of Spring and Summer
goods, to which we call the attention OF 'he oio
friends and customers of the house.
Town papers Copy.
NEW BOOKS.-The Old Dominion by G: 7; r.
~ lanes: Rachael Gray, BY. Julia kavanaugh; Inc
Creole Orphans The Prophets Of the Restoration
Commentary by the Rev j. Moore u; Inc SI Inn
Yellow Fever in Norfolk, Va, in 1862 by Geo Arm
strong. D. D.; Flowers of Elocution, by Caroline Lee
Hentz: Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener; The Fruit
Garden by Barry The Complete Farmer and Garden.
err by Thos Fessendeh Every LACY nsr V Culture by
y Eostwood ROBT. C0WAN.
Stauntou, April 10, 1896.
4 LARGE stock Of Bleached Domestic and osna
n burgs, for sale at cost, by BY, =, ..nn,v = m
Staunton, April 9, 1855. = -
IOR SALE.-A Good FAMILY CARRIAGE. al
most new, on reasonable terms. Apply to the IN
dersigned at Mt. Sidney, Augusta county.
April l6, 1856. McCUE PAkklNS.
INST received BY STAPLES, MARTIN CO., and
d for sale, nice article Of English and Pine Apple
Cheese. -r-a essl 80 ~ Z
M7ALL PAPER.-Just received, the largest pS sIs
w most beautiful assortment OF NALL PArEk
ever brought to Staunton. hobT. "" AN.
stanton, Aprl1s, 1856. -l-.-.----.---
nARASOLS Of the latest styles just received aLt
fot sale by 10Y JN0. N. NELSON.
April %, 1856.
nOBT. C0wAN has also just received an elegsn
IL Terra.Cota TEA SET. = iht1
Stauuton, April IL, 1855.
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MERCHANT &c SAW MILL
AID OTHER YALUBLE PROP ERTY,
FAR SALE. IN EINCiSTLE.

yNtG Subscriber having detei mined ID remove west
II ward offers for sale l.ivasely, until the 18th of
J,ceuiber nex when uli ha, remains unsold will be
he I'd at public aIc iOn all his Valuable Property in
N,cas.io and vicinity, COASTS lng VI HkRCHdN1'
I'd. with good Burr, and able 20 make as good Hour
IS IN. in the Stale. Attached TO the Mill are TWO
AaDIHGAND 0Ss PIcSING MACHINE, cal
.,,..ed % card 80 pounds Of wool ner day. SAW
- IL, Millers House, Kitchen, Smoke House and SKA
Also, o W0OLEN FACTORY, complete, calcula-
u. 20 work ,5 1o pounds OF WOOL, at nett profit Of
~ calculating 800 days work in the year. To the
a.,ory is attached very comfortable DWELLNG
d0GSE, Kitchen, Smoke House, Spring House and
arden. very convenient TAN YARD, somewhat
apidated, with Sable attached, which will be sold
also his large BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE
eih in the yard The front yard is adorned with
great deal Of choice Shrubery large Garden, very
critic and in high sate cultivation. aboYndng with
English Grapes and ornamented with almost every
variety Of rare flowers and shrubs that lady of taste
could desire. A good Smoke House. Stable and Negro
House. and which is in short the sestest resdssec IN
Eincastle. s rFr tyrNE1 ,a
Two comfortable DWELLING Houses, with Gardens
and Smoke Houses. g 80.
A large two-story CABINET SHOP, with Turn
ing Lathe Circular Saw, for Sitting plank; and Bo
ring Machine attached water power sufficient to
erate them all. Possession of which can be had by
Gu days notice. Also, an assortment OF Lumber and
,nished Furniture. r
He will also dispose of the right for manufacturing
selling and using Mendenhalfs Columbian Bagging
LOOM in the counties of Botetourt, Bedford, Rock
bridge and Roanoke
A Convenient STORE-HOUSE, immediately on the
sweet Springs and Blacksburg Road and on the Cor
Grafton line which is good situation for selling
foods .t. u.s.. 4I !,
Lot of between one and acres, well set in Or
hard Grass and Clover.
Another Lot of Is acres within few hundred yards
Fiucastle all under fence part well set IN Wheat
English blue grass and clover, and the balance well
lmbered 1t has Spring on it, and is fine situation
ora Dwelling, being Immediately on the Coving;on
turnpike. l
Another Lot of 90 acres, about u of mile from Fin,
ssle, part well set in Wheat There are several
springs the premises making it valuable for resi-
lence or for pasture LOTS large portion in timber
which is worth two dollars load in Fincastle.
Another Lot Of IS Acres adjoining the lands OF Col
}. Ammen, Booze and Callaghan. About five acres,
uder fence aud well set in Clover, producing last sea
On nearly forty bushels of Seed besides the first crop
Hay. This is also valuable for the timber that IS on
it. being only two miles from Fncastle, where wood Is
NO dollars q load. H .a.i
variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS:-Time will be allowed ON the purchases
it'll considerable discount for cash. .-l +.
Fincastle Nav Z lS56.-3t d. AMMEN.
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Sale Of Boarding House and School
~ ~ "

i IL . II T. IL l. Y $50.
ME subscriber Offers for sale The extensive ana
i well-arranged BOARDING HOUSE, 1.-TWO sto-
.es high and A by rs IT,, at Messy Greek Academy,
augusta county, Va. The house is large, built in the
iodern style, within the past three years, with every
oarders having been bull expressly for that purpose
there is row OF Dormiories, (s0 feet long, on the
,remses and Stable Of large size and well construct
u The lot contains acres, and Is all fenced with
,t,ngS, having locus. posts As much good land, as
ssi cd ma, be had with the o:, LIVING adjacent there
a. The property mas been highly improved, at aaige
y lay. 49,
The situation is, undoubtedly one Of the best in the
!, s;e for school. The school nov held IN the Tine
S,a,eni. bLiiding conneced win these renises Is IN
most doaYishin oondi having loo pupils the pres
4 session. well queliied teacher desiring 10 con-
,ot IN Academy could not lind better situation IN
State OF Virginia. saiubii;y OF climate and all things
con ide'ed
rhe house and 10, will be sold on credit of six,
,sle and eigh,een mon,hs, in :hree equal payments
-. secured. i.-.
70. further i,,gtma ion, apply 70 Postmaster, Messy
fccJ,, Va. Ifte)
int sold utivuyev before lie ith Of july, 1856, 1t
!. be sold On thaJ d. the premises, 10 the high
y: de-. y,
!, ne above ilae and place will also be sold, all
m o. se,,olO and Al chen Fu nj uie Of this establish
o, all of hieh Is uea. Is nes, and OF good quality,
,ai rising large number Of Beds, Bedding, Tables,
lars, &c; many very desirable articles oi Fufnf
.sre Also, Horse, Cow Buggy, &C., &c; four yau'
aule House Servants, three women and boy VIII De
aired for The rest of the year. if hired QUE before
Terms made known on the day OF sale
JED. H0TCHKISS,
Messy Greek, Augusta co, Va.
Nat-