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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-13

sale OF 5AGlG3 ana LOU
n pursuance uf derretal order If The, Circuit
Court of Augusta county. entered in a case
therein depending between Dudley, PlaiI tiff anil
e. wv Orebaugh ard others, Defendants, | will
pr coed, on The 3!d day uf next March, on the
premises, to sell al public sale. HOUSE AND
LOT, in Mt. Scion. in said county. adjoining The
property of EIofle, Harris and others. The prop
erty is very desirable for good mechanic or a
person wishing TO geta residence IN a pleasant
town. 49,
-gTEs,ts. 4One-half inc months. the other in
l2 months, the purchaser To give lnind and sulii
Gent security. and the TILE to be retained rs ul-
imale security. JAMES /. CLARKE.
Jan. so, 1856. ~ ~,
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commissioners Sale Of Land


f,sNHiG undersigned commissioner appointed lo
that purpose by decree of the Circuit Conr
of Augusta. made on the l7tl day Of February
1855. i'm the case Of Mary j Johnston et ais. a
pa;nst Mildred f. Johnston. will in con ormliy
with said decree. on Saturday. The eth day "
.iarrh. 1856. offer at public aucion on the prem
ises. very valuable tract of Land lying on alld-
die River. in the county of Augusta ,adjolning the
lan,isof George Poage, McCue x Psrklns and
Co x err bout eight miles northeast OF Siann'on
The lrac, contains about rs AC RES, eonsid-
cradle portion Of tits first rate Middle River Bot
tam.l The Improvements consist OF "a gond BRICK
Dws,LlNG HorsE. good Barn. with Stables
and Sheds CorncrIhs, and all other necessary
uut houses. Ii is deemed uselessto give minute
description. as purchasers will view the premises
for themselves.
TERMS:--A sum sufficient to deiray the
EXPENSES OF sale 10 be paid in hand one third OF
the residue To bepad on the 18th OF June, 1922
and the remainder 10 Two equal annual payments,
one payable ON the 9Th If june, 1854, and the
other the 18th of June. 1858.
Ii not sold on the day appointed, it will be
rented for one year.
The undersigned lives in the immediate neigh
borhood, and viii take pleasure in showing The
premises To any cue desiring Ia purchase
GEO. W. MONRA, Com'r.
Feb. 6, 1856 ids.
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FAMILY FURNISHING STORE

yJyM. T. MOUNT would respectfully inform the
w citizens of Staunton aud vicinity that he has open
cd next door to H. & j. Faust, FAMILY FUR
NIS4ING STORE, where he will keep constantly
on hand general assortment of articles adapted TO
house keeping, such Brown. Loaf Crushed and Pull
verified Sugar Rio, Laguyra, Java and Mecca Coffee
Molasscs and Boston Syrup, Vinegar, Rice, Candles,
Naccaroni, Fish, Spices Mustard Salt Table Oil, Co
coa Cheese, Crackers, Soaps Wooden Wares, Straw
Brooms, Baskets. Etc. We will purchase Marketing
of every description. -rt
Dec IL, IS55.--3m-y. s A. copy
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nApITAL 1900!

oo 1900 Prizes amounting TO $4,000. 40
TICKETS. S.; hslves. "a; 9aal .saI o.
Prizes Paua6,,e a'ithout Deduction! r..
Persons sending money ny mai neea ~ 60
its being lost. Orders pu'ctaaly aieod s. % -
Communications confidential. Bank Notes o.
sound Banks taken at par. -,
Those wishing particular numbers shou'd cfoef
Immediately.
eo- Address
Jan. 23,lS55. Macon ga
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Tr.assens Snaa.

an Saturday the 10Th day thi, month. (Feb.)
~ we will sell for cash. or well endorsed nego
liable paper. the undivided interest ot IA. Kyle
in certain house aud lot in that part ut Staun,on
called Newtown and known the "Mnrray
House" Said lSyle's interest Is two seye1ths OF
ehe reyersion in said property. The title Is be
lieved to be .unqueslionable bn. we shall only con-
yey. as trustees. with Snecial warranty
IMBODEN 4 Met UE,
Trustees of VIM. Kyle.
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GOLD! GOLD! GoLD !
1000 PRIZES! $4,000 DOLLARS
Havana Plan zI0ttcry.
I.nffATV I

Jasper County Academy LotEely
INV AuTHonrTY OF THE STATE or GEORGIA.
To- 900 NUMDERS OALx
/ PRIZE TO 8 TICKEIS!< ~
THO be drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, "a
L under the sworn superiniendence of Col. Geo
M. Logan, and Jas. A. Nisbet, Esq
This Lottery is conducted on the plan OF the
ROYAL Lottery of Hayana. Of single numbers
CLASS j. l-L.t
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY IS, 1856!
The Manager having announced his determl-
nation to make this the most popular Lottery IN
The world. offers for February 18th, scheme
that far SURPRISES any Scheme ever offered IN ,e
annals Of lotteries. Look to your interest! NIX NIX
anime the Capitals. 90 ONE PRIZE ~
EIGHT 'TICKETSi IN
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ayrnrann papw ron GaLr

Z AUGUSTA PARM FOR SALE.
JyTISHIN {; to move 20 TIE West, oiTcr my farm
wv aforsaio low, lying on Christians Creek, miles
from Stanton and p miles from Few Hope, adjoining
the lands of George w. Mowry, Martin YoaRt and
AcaEs 3 rods and 80 poles. Of which 100 acres are
cleared and the balaecc timber. There upon it
\ comfortable DIYELLINGi HOUSE, Barn and 9TH
err necessary Out houses, ald well OF water in the
yard. The creek runs through one end OF the farm.
Jleem any further description Unnecessary as those
wishing to purchase will Gene and examine for them
selves. n - ISAAC FLORY.
Jan. %, lS56.-tf
o. Rock. Reg. copy. .g
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OYS's,E q,
W "a - q "a ~
+. ROWE. ia. e CO,

Z. IODAs, J~s., q 60.
A RE receiving daily direct from Norfolk, at theii
n Depot, No. 4, West Main Street, Richmond. and
Also at their Dapot Augusta Street, Opposite the
Spectator OIicc,'') STANTON, Silver Greek
Mill Creek. Lynn Haven, Rock River and Totoket'
sup ,rvison in kegs packed in ice, Of gallons and hall
gallons each and in every other e,cxprcssly for Fam
lilies and Hotels. We can furnish any quantity from
one to 1000 gallons per day All orders promptly at
tended to and the patronage the public solicited
Staunton Jan Is, 1896, l.. ROWE, JR., & CO.
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LIVERY STABLE.

HAVING leased the American Hotel Stables.
a take this method Of Informing my old
friends and the travelling public, that I am now
prepared 10 keep horses BY The year. month, .or
day, and to sell horses on commission. DRIVERS
are invited to call upon me, as am prepared TO
keep them ON AS favorable terms as any other Sta
bic in this place. ~ ss,s5s
! have prDcured good and attentive OsIlsss. and
will give especial attention to training and selling
horses for reasonable commission. < - ii -
All I ask is. TRY BRowH's STABLES ONCE, and
ifyon are oot pleased, don't stop with him agsin.
.r,,a :. ~. j. H. BROWN.
Staunton. Dec II. 1865. ~ ~ ~
:. MEy- Lewisburg Era copy 6mos. seisH
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DETER AND BETTER! Wonderfni Cures
d.. Smith, Esq, now enclosing the Mount Morah
Ceaetery can tell something of the magic power OF
De Grah's sElectric OIL" Mr.. Klnsrorth,p ropri-
etor of the Totne. in Seventh street, can 'eltl 1t
helped him off his crutches in twpdays Mrs Gordon'
No g. Birds Court tell it il relieved her OF pam
in the side and shortncss Of breath.
VIM Nfullcn Esq, Prison Agent, can tell ii he told
Mr. Branford he ''wonld warrant that Prot De Graih $
(ecuang,) 'Eitctr;e Oil' would cure his Rheumatism
aud Lady OF No 9, nnsrect cap tell i cured a
Fc,on in three DAYS: ard nr Forbes, OF Harrisburg,
can toll t it cared hn Of great pau in his IONS and
isaeumatisla after using DR.. James Medicine Also
see case of awful Piles just curcdcerihcate IN the o.
fee with hundreds of others; many new ones daily
occurring. Come and see. If il won't eure come get
back your money.
Do9,i fare me Office is No. &c. South Eighth street
Remember, thar no pcdlars sell the genuine. No
respectable medicine is sold by pedafS anywhere rs
any man of sesse should kaow.
Psof CHARLES DEGRATH,
80 Souti, Eighth Street,
Three doors below Chestnut ST., Ph'a.
n p-FxRui.e the name in the glass and the sri'-
1ri+ To be had ofJ. C. NJ. MrRrLLAr, stsuoton and
Druggists generally. ~
Feb. s, iS56.-lmo.
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Pestponement.
The abuve sale has been postponed Till Sa'n
day Me Isl deg of .GGch.
FEB 6, 1886. JAS. MAYSE.
Pestponenent
FARMERS ATTENDII

MY celebrated FERTILzrNG PowpER is intended 10
w take the place OF manure in the raising Of wheat
corn rye barley buckwhrat, aud all khds OF grasses,
and also for Garden vegetables trees, flowers, &C. 1t
IS uneualed by aay other Fertilizer ever offered TO the
public This Fertilizer was inventcd by Marcus Hell
r Germany and has been patented IN several oil me
German States and in England and has been used with
UNPARALLELED success manufactured small quantity
of and furnished to some farmers in Rock mgham and
Augusta for the present crop OF wheat, AID the pres
meet is 50 promising that by the repeated solicitations
ef those farmers and Others have been induccdto man
ufacturc large quantity for the next corn crop For
further pariculars rcfsr the public to J2hn H. Miller,
Christian Drunk, Henry Wenger, and Felix Senger,
of Rockingham and Daniel aud Joseph Miller, oi An
sta The Fertilizer will be ready and for sale alter
the first of April next, at Sangcrsre, Augusta county
aad HarrIsonburg Rockingham county. Terms made
known BIZ the persons offering ii for sale. Information
from Germany establishes the fact that this FERTILIZER
destroys the insects. JoNAS hchLC''
Jan 80. 1866.
rs. Rock Reg copy ss. and forward account to this
Office for collection.
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Postponenent.

Postponement. -f
The abave sale is post poued Ia Friday. The TN
day Of .lareh.y Ii. w. 5, Cop,r'
Feb. q, 1856. sg .psr f
SriRGINIA:-Af Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
Coul,y. February the 4th, 1906, William a. Per
rin, Plaintiff.
rs.
ChaAesT. Rdgway. Administrator Of Josiah
G. Rdgway deed. and William Pdseon, De
feutans.
The object Ct This suit is 30 have settlement
Of the accounts of William Pi5geon, as agent, for
the late firm Of Perrii,an Ridgway ard for set.
tlenent as between said Perrin and the said
Admir- Of Josiah G. Ridgway. his deceased part.
ner.
i he Defendant William Pidgeon not having
eniared his appearance andg given security, accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not IN iniiabitant OF this Common
wealth It is ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear here within one month after due pubca
ton Of this ORDER aud dO what is necessary TO pro-
tect his interest, and that copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted in Some newspaper printed IN
Staunton for four weeks successively, and posted
at the front door If the Court house.
aft A Crpy Teste.
'r'rf NICHOLAS c. KINNEY elk.
Feb 6 1876 Al rit"f ~ ft' 4
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FOR SALE.

IHE undersigned offer for sale privately, their yaiq.
L able Tract of Land, containing 20 AC.Es. IL
has on il a large aud conmodious DWE
LING HO USE with all necessary out build ~ 50
ings; also a very large Bank Barn Large s5nse
Orchard with the most choice fruit IN it arsaKA
large portion of it is good and valuable N1-A-+S
meadow, and about % or 50 Acres OF Timber. Inns
land has on newerfaliag limestone water 1t is al
together fine home and in refined ncighborhood -
Any one desiring a small home would do wen TO give
us call, for we arc determined to sell low and give
fair payments.
For further information call and see us on said land
near Hermitage Post Office, Augusta County.
If said laul is sold by tsday the first OF April,
we will offer il at public auction on that day.
ULRiCK EURKn0LDER.
.a MARGARET BURKHOLDER.
Jan. 8, 1876. rr
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sherif,s Sale Of Valuable Property.

MOT having scld on the day heretofore adyer-
N tised. we will offer at public sale. TO the
highest bidder. for cash. at the residence Of Rob
ert H. Kinney, on Friday. The 22nd day Of Feb
,,.tyvv neat. the following property, to wit: One
Carlisle. for single or double Harness. with Har-
ness. Ore Dun Mare. Saddle and Bride, One
Good Two. Horse Wagon. Body and Harness, One
Set Of Harness. One Wheelbarrow, Daubletrees.
Tables. 6 Bedsteads and Furniture for same. Two
Bureaus ()oe Candle stand, doz. Cane Bottom
Chairs, a Good Library. say $50 Volumes. well
selected. large lol of Periodicals, &C.. Dining
Tables, Is Set of Windsor Gar,alns Of various 2.;
kinds. Corpelings superior lot Kitchen Furnl,
ture, Pots. Ovens, Sc. One Set Of Knives and
Forks. common. One Set Ivory Handles. Dining
Furniture, Table Cluths. Wardrobe. 3 Sets S 81.
els and longs. A Sets of Nndirons. e brass, )IWo
Axes, Aug6fs, Chisels, Hammers. and Saws. is
Head of Hogs. One doz Pictures. Framed. China
Press and Contents. Glass Ware. Sc. Levied
on as the property of R. H. Kinney to satisfy Ex-
ecuiions IN our hands for collection. 100.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
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IT, the Heirs Of Francis Bell and SARAH
Doll '- p t.-l

Ely decree Of the Circuit Court of Augusta
Id County pronounced a, its last term. IN the
case of Francis Bells administrator as Francis
Bells heirs &c., | was apniinted commissioner
tn pay out to the heirs aud distributes OF said
Francis and Sarah Bell. the money asc"r'H'ned 10
be i'm my hands as administrator and c"'n missioner
in the sums Sc, firth in said decree. hereby
notify the parties interested to came forward aud
receive their money. as shall plead this notice
rs bar To their right to receive interest on the
respective sums decreed. SAM. Ii. BELL.
Stanton, Feb 6, S56. 9Is
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New GoOds.

WE are now receiving our Fail and Winter
Goods, selected in the Northern Cities with
great care and at low prices which enables us to-
sell cheap aud cave a small profit. Cash and
prompt six monih dealers will find it their int.
rest to give US call before purchasing
}. BRANDEBURG s. co.
Stauhton, Oct. IL, 1855.
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S1AE3TMIMG NEw.
Rarely Pound in This Market.


TAKE this opportunity to inform my friends, and
L the public generally, that am receiving my Fall
Stock Of Go9ds, pcadiag (anong general stock) the
following kinds, viz:
4 very large, varied and handsome stock Of Black
Gro. dc Rhnc Silks, very cheapSrped Polt dc Sole,
aud every othcrne style Dfc>s Silks Grapes de P-
es striped Ga new af,icle) French and English Mari
nos, (a siades) sod all wool Maslins, Common do,
Paris Printed all wool do. Bombazncs, Apaccas. En-
broidcrcd Robes, Coburgs Gingam, Shawis, Hosiery,
Cloves, Ganatletts Lncnca. Handhcrchiefs, Collars
and Underseeycs Mor Antique and all other kiad' OF
Cloak and Dress Trm,nings, Bieachcd and Brown
Goods, Cassncts, Twceds Cassimcrcs. Cloths. Irish
Linen, Prints Shcctng, China aad Glass Ware, Gro
ccrics, &c., SC. 49,. 1913. .
Idecm it unnecessary to partlcnlarizc any farther,
and would only say Ehaye full aud complete Stock
Of Goods, suitable for family viii endearorto Of
fer my stock at very fair and reasonable price an
thanu for potrontge heretofore extended to me, and
hope to merit continuance of the same Please give
me call and will try and make it TO yonr interest
-, ~ JAMES A. PIPER,
u Near the Woodward House
staunton, Oct 10, 1855. -
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staunton, Feb. 6. 1856.
a,,,nora,mf Notice.

VyAVfNG sold Out my entire Stock OF Clothing
IA To Mr. Lewis I.eopad, and having come to
the conclusion 10 opea large Whmesaie Cloth
inr House in the West. request AL persons In-
deh!ed To me or the old firm of Weitler x Leo
pold hy notes or open accounts. To come al "nee
and fork over the money. As am determined to
lea,e BY the 18th Of tins month. all aecnanis @nd
notes which are ua, paid by that time, "i'' give
for collection in officers hands
5 81 JOSEPH LEOPOLD.
: g.. ", 4.
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j., ID. f1ANUER,
Deputies for NJ. II. McCue, S. A. G.

Z The above sale will be made with my full ap-
probation and consent. having surrendered said
properly to pay my debts as far as possible: Some
of,ihe property is valuable. K. II. KINNEY.
January so. 1856. ~
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Feb. Is. 1s5

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Otilcc OF
Y the Circuit Court for Augusta county February
the 4th 1856 Charles L. Crockett executor OF James L.
Crockett, deed, Plaintiff,
William Es<rdgc Judson Mccoy and Heburton, eis-
kell and Hoskns, merchants and partners under tho
firm Of Heburton, Reiskill & Hoskns, Defendants.
The object Of this snt is 10 subject certain amount
in the hands Of Defendant Mccoy, due TO Defendant
Eskridge, aud which amount as aieged by the 6ii' is
liable 10 the payment OF debt due the Plaintiff from
said Eskridge aud also to subject certain house and
lot 10 the Of Stnon, belonging to said ESridge
to the payment of Plaintiffs said demand.
The Defendants, William S. Eskridge.and Heburton,
Heski aud Ho>kns merchants and partners as atore-
said not having catered their appearance AMI given
curity according 20 the of Assembly, and the Rnles
of this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are inhabitants Of this Commonwealth 1t
is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
within one mouth after due publication Of this order and
do what is necessary 10 protect their interests and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaber printed in for four weeks success
svely and posted at the from; door OF the Courthouse
A Cnpy-TeSte,
NICHOLAS Q. KINNEY, CPk.
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Executors Sale
M LAMBS AND SLAVES.

-..o IS tho provisions of the last will aud tes
/ lament of Meredith Martin, decd, shaii' on fr!-
H., an. 18th day OF next month"; (february,) at ms
late residence in Albemsrie County, (neighooraood Oh
Rovasyille) proceed 10 sell at Public Auction, the
6ovne tracts of land belonging 10 his estate 10 VIII
'The Mansion House Tract, lying near inc ,enoa.
Railroad and containing about 1--WE Hnn"re" I'm"
sixty-seven Acres of good quality, large portion
Of which is cleared and in complete order Tor farming
the tract being well timbcrcd and watered anu nav
inc ON il acomfortable DIVELLING HOUSE, with
the usual out houses, upon good iarn' hciuulng an
excellent Barn. -.
oprn Avn TwELvE ACRES OF as good, or better quality
th,n the first situated in the same neighborhood near
10 the Central Railroad and Charlottesville aud Saun
ton Turnpike. 1t has omit comfortable DwsLLiNG
Horsc and some Out houses-also an excellent OnCH
Arp considerable portion OF this tract is cleared,
and in good order for farming having the advantages
of timber and water, and lies well for profitable cult
yation
Also. third tract in the same neighborhood. immc-
aiatey adjoining the said Railroad and containing a.
bout EIGHrY- NINE AcRgs; and although without I'M
provcmcnt, yet il might be made a comfortable home
for small family, it having asufciency OF timber, ith
other advantages.
AT the same time and place, and in pursuance of the
further provisions Of said last viii and testament,
shall proceed to sell at public auction SIXTEEN LIKE
LY SLAVES consisting OF Men, Women, Boys, Girls
and small children Amongst the number are some
excellent plantation hands, and valuable house-w
men. 49,
The terms Of sale Of the real estate. will be one
third of the purchase money in hand and the balance
in two equal annual payments for which she
will be required execute bonds, with such security
as am willing to receive and the title of the land
withheld by me ultimate security.
THE slaves will be sold on a credit Of twelve months,
and bonds with satisfactory security required for the
purchase money.
Should the weather be such on the said day as to
prevent the sale, it will take place the next suitable
day thereafter JOHN b. SPlECE, Executor
of Meredim Martin, decd
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Nnlnn1innSi

A CHOICE variety Of haadsome and cheap
~ VALENTINES. Gr sale at Dell SIS Book
Store Main Street Come and see Prices from
three cents 70 three dollars
S,au1ton Feb 8, 1886.
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IA{IARLE LAND IN MARKET.

7 INTENDING to remove to another estate, l desire
| TO sell one of the most desirable Farms in Augusta
county situated about four miles from Saunton, on both
sides of the Ncadamized road 1t contains about 470
AcresLhas running streams and never falling springs
of water on it, upwards oftwcniy in meadow, a.
bout 100 acres well timbegcd and the cleared land in
fine state of cultivation The improvements large
and handsome BRICK MANSION, containing six
rooms Barn aud Stables and necessary out-houses.-
1t is situated pleasant drive from Staunton, where
Churches, Schools and Stores abound.
II is seldom that a Farm with many advantages
and so much worth is placed IN market. My purpose
is to sell tspeedily Ny address Stanton or Cliucs
Mill. CiiESLEY KINNEY
Dec 10, lS55.-3m.- copy.
a- National IRtcligenccr copy and send account to
advertiser
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MofEce.

IG UEEEG.
1,HE Co-partncrship heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the firm Of Kayser s. Stribng.
expired by limitation onthe Let day Of January, 1856.
In order to al early settlement Of the they
must require Immediate attention to all debts and ac-
counts due them DAVIS A. KAfSER.
81 JOHN w. STRIDLING.
THE subscribers have taken into their association Al
bert s. Kayscr and will in future conduct the BUSH
ness under the style of Kayser. Stribng & ca.
DAVIS 4. KAYSER
e e. JOHN w. STiSlBLING. .
Staunton, JAN 16, 1856
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COM CORRESPONDENTS MOTTO Z.

r57,lE efedtnrS OF David \. Putnam deed. will
D. hereby lake notice to produce their cl t.as,
together with the prou;s thereof benre me at 10y
office. in Sraun'on, on, Or aeG're the 23rd day c!
this present month of Febru $50.
j n. HENDREN, Corn'r.
S;annlnn. Feb 8. lS56.-3ls
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For Rent.

+ will Rent for a FERN of years good Tannery
4 Establishments good Dwelling House Tan
Shop, Yard, Watts, Bark House &c. One aad !,
halfm,les from Deerfield, Augusta Couaty. Va.
Apply Immediately 10 J. BECK
Jan. 1867
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Postponen.~nt.

Postponensent. ,its'.
In consequence Of the ccmcncy Of the weather, the
above sale IS postponed to Saturday,, te 81 Of March
- A. II. II, STUART,l com,rs
III. w. SHEFFEY, 5 >-f
Fri g. 1856 Rock Reg copy. ~
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Cheap for Cash.

4 y order to sell Furniture as low as It can be
bought in the Northern Cities,f shall this year
sell for cash ,or its equivalent; and pledge my
self to sell from ID 10 20 per cent lower than it
has ever been sold in this place before. My stock
of Furniture, at this time is very large, both of
home and northern manufacture. | will receive
20 DAY about Is dozen chairs, cane and wood
seat ;'sa.ne best quality. cane seat Rockers, and
clildren's chairs. shall receive regularly from
Boston and New York. Furniture OF every des-
cription, which will be sold at small adyanceon
cost. call, is all ask.
a. D. CHANDLER.
Stanton Jan. s, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-13
Notice.

Notice.
TIME limited partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned in Staun'on under me
style and name of J. D. Duncan Is dissolved BY
mutual consent and this is intended as legal ae-
ENCOURAGEMENT of the said dissolution 10 operate
as fully and completely as it drawn ont and writ
ten in more enlarged form, as witness our hands
and seals this lih Of January. 1886.
j. d. DUNCAN. seal.
81 aA% P. G.. l.. BURWELL, seal.
s. by N. K. TaouT, Agent and Atty.
Attest, ~.
sWM.J. SHUMATE, faagI
ID. S. BEaR.,rqi g.e:
Recorded January Ith, 1856, in County Court
Clerks Office OF Augusta. RS
Staunion. Jan. %, lS56.-ots