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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-11
MIR. JOHN G. FULKs-sir;-Tak mott

MIR. JOHN G. FULKS-Sir:-Take notice
wi that, on Thursday, tile end Of april, 1851, at
the Office of j. D. Pratt, in the city of Baltimore, be-
tween the hours of O'clock A. NJ, and o'clock, r
NJ of the day, shall proceed to take the dep
ositions of James c. Maupn and others; which depo-
sitons. when taken, we shall offer as evidence the
trial of cause of Attachment, now pending in the
County Court of Augusta in which we are Plaintiffs
and YOU and others are Defendants when and where
you can attend in person or by Attorney, as may best
suit your convenience If from any cause, however,
the said dispositions should not be completed ON the
day above named the taking of the same will be con-
tinued from day to day. between the hours above nam
ed, until finished Yours, Nc, ,x,
HURST & BERRY,
By Meir attorney, Breeze johnson.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Y The subscriber will sell privately an excellent
two-story STONE BUILDING, built for Carriage
Makers Shop, together with TWO DWELLING
HOUSES. Stable and other out houses, and about
TWO ACRES OF LAND, with frs; rate Garden
The Stone House is now used as Blacksmiths shop,
with three fire places but is of the best stands for
Carriage Maker in upper Virginia: Water power can
be had, il desired. The terms will be made easy.
IL. g. P0BST.
Big Lick, Roanoke Co, Jan. q. ls57.-3mo.
~" Winchester Republican cory and send account
IN this office
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NOR SALE OR RENTING large and com
Il modious BRICK WARE House, situated opposite
to the passenger Station House Of the Central II. X.
in Stanton.
The building is so feet long 50 feet wide two and
half stories HIGH and very conveniently arranged
for large Grocery and Commission business.
1t is built in the substantial manner, the walls
being nearly two feet thick and the floors sustained by
stone columns. ALEX. II. II. STUART.
SIMPSON T. TAYLOR.
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EARTHENWAHE, CHINA q GLASS.
SPRING. 1857.

WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
IMPORTER, rs MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA,
TSNOW receiving per ships "Andrew Foster and
L "America" full supply of English Goods, OF new
patterns and from various Manufactures and AuG,o IN
Erench China Glassware, Locking Glasses, Casters
and Fancy Goods, which he offers for sale upon the
The merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina and Ten
nessee, are invited to examine his stock OF goods.
"a Special pains taken 10 pack Ill so""S securely
and orders promptly filled:
p;cbmond March 4 1891.
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RUsrEE,s SALE OF MILL PROPER

u TY NEAK WA1NESBUKU. by ,vlrtue OF a
deed of trust executed to me by William +. Grouse
the 18th day of February, 1S4S and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta, will
proceed upon the premises, Saturday, tie 14M deg
of March next to sell to the highest bidder for Cash.
lot of ground containing about Acres, lying just be-
low the town of Waynesboro, commonly called the
"Lltte Mill Property" with all the water privileges
and appurenances thereto belonging. There upon
the property SAW MILL and MACHINE SHOP
Persons desiring to purchase invited to inspect
the property. JOHN }. BELL, Trustee.
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l. G. CANFIELD. WIN. H. CANFIELD. JOS. II. MEREDITH
TO COUNTRY MERCHANS. III
G. 80 G
fSS1.32sCANFIELD, BROTHER Il co.. MJ
229 BALTIMORE STREET,

BALTIMORE NIL,
RE now prepared TO offer the greatest inducements
n to Country Merchants, having just opened an eS-
tensive stock of Goods, such as
WATCHES, JEWELRI,
SILVER WARE, FANCY
GOODS, FINE CUTLERY,
CLOCKS WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS AND MATERIALS,
PORT M0NAIES, ALBATA
d PLATED WARE, CHINA
VASES, PISTOLS, &C., &c,
OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION.
Also Il complete assortment OF JEWELR1 AAD
SIL YER WARE, from their OWN Factory.
WATCHES direct from
.Jarea$ea, Cooper, Co,cderOy, 4dans,
H.tt0a, Beesley, johnson, Harrison,
BluadeN, PateI Philippe Dc Co., Henry Capt,
n d. Tobias d Co., RoJt. RoskeN, Richard, dc.
London, Paris, Geneva, Vienna and Italian JEwELRY,
in great variety ROSEWOOD Work BOXES and WRITING
DESKS; fine FANcY GooDs, of entirely new styles.
We invite the attention of dealers to our new and
elegant stock of Goods assuring them that the LOWEST
PRIcE will be named for each article.
ssy~ Orders from the Country promptly attended TO-
CANFIELD, BROTHER u CO,
Importers of Watches, Jewelry
and Precious Stones, &c.
baltimore March T. 1S57.-ly
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February 25, 1S50.-tds.
FARM FOR sALE.-By viz

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-By vir-
Y tue of Power of Attorney lately executed to
me bv Robert McClune SRI shall proceed,o n Monday,
23rd arch in front ofthe Courthouse in Staunton, to
offer at public auction the valuable FARM on which
SAID Robert Mcclure now resides, containing 142 A
cres and adjoining the lands of Robt. Snapp, Da-
vid Futz, Chesley Kinney, and others, and lying a
bout three and half miles from Staunton The land
is good and in excellent cultivation
The improvements consist of a very comfortable
Dwelling House, Stable and other outbuildings.-
There is Orchard of Young Apple Trees on the farm
more desirable and productive small farm is rarely
offered in market and as the sale must be made with
ont reserve fair chance for good investment is pre-
scented.
TERMS OF SALE-Enough in cash to pay costs of sale
and $3.50 in addition about $3.50 in twelve months,
with interest from the day of SALE and the balance III
three and four years from date of sale without in
terest Bonds with good security to be given for the
deferred payments
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
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ITO MERCHANTS undersigned, having

ITO MERCHANTS.-The undersigned having
determined to retire from the Mercantile business,
offers for sale his entire STOCK OF GOODS AT
COST, and also TO his Store House. situated at
Cragsvlle, Augusta county, the Va Central Rail-
road and Immediately at Depot, in the centre of
hckly populated neighborhood, at distance Of ten
miles from any Store making the situation one of the
best in the county. The House is very cOmmodous
and well constructed, with a Lumber Room attached;
and also has the advantage of Posoftice and daily
mail Terms made accommodating. For furtherp par
ticulars call on or address JAS. A. CRAIG,
gainesville Aupustn county Va
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A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
On the HAVANA PLAN.
EXTRA CLASS 8.

EXTRA GLASS 3,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or MD.
To be drawn SATURDAY, March 2sth, 1857,
IN BALTIMORE, MD.
10000 NUMBERS !--.1 200 PRIZES!
In these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn by some
one, as all the Prizes are drawn ont Of the wheel.
- Messrs. T. H. HUBBARD 4 Co., are authorized
by the Managers to fill all orders.
SPLENLID SCHEMEl
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r OOK OUT THE bonds due me in this county
/ i have been placed in the hands of lmboden K
McCue for Collection. Ifnot paid by the first day of
the March Court suit will be brought in every case
Feb %, 1851 WIN. F0UTZ.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-11
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR NAROH, 1857.
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers.

Drawings conducted under the superintendent of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
Prizes Paid as soon as Drawn.
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NTIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
v of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, March
the 9th, 1857 Abraham Bruebeck John Bruebeck, JOS
Bruebeck Polly Bruebeck Barbara Armstrong Phillip
Bruebeck, George BoSsermau and Catharne his wife,
Jacob Hultz and Mary his wife, and J. j. Larew, ad-
ministrator of Jacob Bruebeck,-Plaintihs,
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ORANGE JUDD.
NJ 1o1 Wnter-st New York,

NO. lSl w dtsI-St., view L oIh'
\. B.-The Agriculturist is never
forced upon any one, but is dtaeayS
stopped When the time Gtpires.
\. B.-The paper is also stereotyped,
and new subscribers can be supplied
from the beginning Of volume XVI,
Jan. lSt, 1880
n. B.-Below is given an outline ola
few of the leading articles in the tilst
three numbers OF this year, all ofwhich
are plainly written, practical and very
instructive. Each number contains o.
riyinal costly illustrations, interesting
and instructive. These three numbers
will be mailed at once to new subscri-
bers, and the remaining numbers OF the
year as fast us issued-one at the begin
ming of each month, which will be deyo-
ted TO the work of the season. ~ In
addition TO the old list Of long standing
subscribers, about one thousand new
subscribers per qOeek, having been re-
ceived since last October. The Publish
err is encouraged to put forth additional
exertions to increase to the highest pos
sible limit the intrinsic value of this
old standard Journal. Every succeeding
numJer aeiH be az Improvement aP0n
me- DuSt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-11
LAND IN MARKET

IL The subscriber being DESTROYS to remove TO me
West. offers for sale his TRACT of LAND on which
he now resides situated in the county of Rockblidge
on the North branch Of the James River, about four
miles North of Lexington, and miles from Cedar
Grove adjoining the lands of Henry Teatord Charles
b. Kirkpatrick and Others containing 10 Acres.
The improvements arc comfortable Log DWELLING
HOUSE, Kitchen Stable and young Orchard.
This Farm is well watered The soil is well adapted
to the culture of Wheat Corn and Glover 1t is also
rendered valuable account of nearness to the
head of the Canal, its distance from it being only
miles the whole of said Canal beng now under con-
tract and is expected to be completed within the pres
ent wear. To persons wishing TO purchase, the sub
scrber will take pleasure in showing the Farm:
Fob o. 1s57I0m ELIJAH TEAF0RD.
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EXECUTORS' SALE.-0n Friday, Tie soth day
T. of March next, we will sell at public auction, at
the late residence of John Fauber dec d. al lne rep
head Of Horses, Cols,4 head of Cows and Calves,
Negro Woman, aged about 40 years good house ss
servant Farming Implements Of all sorts Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and Circular Saw, with at
S.MAll' Sums of IS and under, cash over that
amount, credit of six months. the purchaser exec9-
ting negotiable note, well endorsed, with interest adj
ded -
No property to be removed TN the terms nave peeh
complied with. a MAI r Tp1R,rp
Feb. o.. 1ss7.-tds. Ex'ors of John Fanber, decd
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DARN FOR RENT.On Saturday, tie l4th
l. day March, 1867, will proceed. on the premi.
ses, 10 RENT for one year. to the highest bidder at
public letting, my Farm containing 103 Acres, adjon-
ing the lands of Henry Mowry's heirs, James Poage
and others. There is comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, Stable, &C., on the farm. Possession given
forthwith. Bond with good security to be given for
the rent. ROBERT MCCLURE, Jr.
March 4 1S51.-tdr.
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NEW BOOKS.--Autobiograph of Peter Cart
~ wrightthe Backwood's Preacher; The Rifle, Axe
and Saddlebags, and other Lectures, by VIM. Henry
Millburn, the Blind Preacher; Sherwood Book of
Memories History and Records of the Elephant Club
Arctic Explorations Of Dr. Kane; Life in Israel, Por
traitures ofHebrew Character The Doctrines of Bap
tism, by Geo. d. Armstrong d. d. Just received and
for sale by R0BT. C0WAN.
StauntOn, March A. 1857
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| ScIox CcrTING--D'rec
tons.
SEEDs-Imporiant hints
on proving before planting
SuEEP-0rigin OF Merl'
40 and illustration.
STRAWBERRY CULTURE
No. ).
SUGAR-CANE SEED--E'
conomizing.
ToBAcco--A full and
very complete chapter on
culture, care, harvesting,
&c. :,
TRens---Planting and
grating. g.,
TREgs--Best ornamental
WOODLANDS White Pines,
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.--In obedience to
decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta County,
in the suits of PShburn Reese and Bell u.s. Reese
will ON Ffiddy tie 10TH day OF Aest month, APrt sell
nj public auction, on the premises, SMALL TRACT
OF LAND, nOw in the possession of Emanuel Reese,
living near Christians Greek, adjoining the lands OF
William ). Hanger, containing about SIN ACRES, ON
which is situated DWELLING HOUSE and necesSa-
ny out-houSeS .,,
TERMS.-So much of the purchase money as will be
necessary pay costs Of suits and expenses OF sale VIII
be required in cash; the balance credit OF =, II
and IS months in equal instruments Will be given, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved personal secu
rity. The title will be retained as ultimate security
until all of the purchase money is paid up The sale
Will take place ut II o'clock ON the day mentioned
Mar II, lS5S.-4t. ID. ). YOUNG, Comr
ITO DIR, JOHN L. KURTz.--Sr Take NO.
4 tce that on the first day Of the County Court OF
Augusta, at its April term, 1851, we, the undersigned
your securities in your bond of date 23rd August 1882
as guardian OF your infant children, FLoYD kURTz and
SALLY KURrz will move the said Court to release US
from all obligation whatsoever, your securities as
aforesaid and require YOU TO give counter security, In
accordance with the law in such made and provi
ded. II: H. IECh,
WM. KYLE,
T. NJ. CUSHING,
G.. H. MITCHELL
HENRY RIPPET0E,
5. L. CLARKE.
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a VALUABLE FARM FOK SAIIjI'-Dy
"A virtue of deed of trust executed TO me by the
heirs of John Mcclure, decd, bearing date of the
4h dav of February 1854 and Of record in the Clerk
Office of Augusta county shall, on Thursday, tie 9A
Of Apy 1851 the premises proceed 10 sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, the FARM on which
the egaees at present reside, containing 30 ACRES
1t is within one mile of Waynesboro equi distant from
the Turnpike and Central Railroad. This farm is well
watered and has on ii comfortable BUILDINGS, and
about 50 acres of excellent timber.
will also SELL at the same time and place, the inter-
est of two of the legatees in Four SLAVES after the
death of the widow, who owns them during her lite
The title is unquestonabe, but, acting as trustee,
will only convey such title is vested in me by the
deed aforesaid Perhaps the land will be sold on pay
ments. Terms made known on day OF sale
March 4, 1857 JAMES s. BUSH, Trustee.
N B-The sale will be made privately by applca-
tion 10 the trnstne and due notice given. J. s. b.
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JJUGH FULTON's EsTATE.-s4ZE
sell at public auction, at the late residence of Hugh
Fulton, dec'd all of the PERSONAL PROPERTY of
which he died possessed, consisting of Horses Cattle
Hogs, Farming Implements, Grain, &C., &C.. such as
TERMS Cash for sums under $40 ; for all sums of
sslO;and over credit of six MONTHS upon bond with
security. JOHN B. BALDWIN,
Feb 25. 1857 Executor
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HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Attorney in fact for K. Mcclure, sr.
Eol -Rncl. Roo


VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The un-
Y dersigned being determined to remove to the
West this fall will offer at public auction, on Frtay
tie 18th day of AaN 1857, that beautiful FARM lying
on Middle River 6 miles Northwest of Staunton, adj
joining the lands of Robinson Hanger George A: An
derson and Others and containing 2l3 Acres. There
are 50 acres cleared and in good state of cultivation
the balance well tmbered. There about - acres
of Meadow, and as much more can be made, there
are 20 or so acres of No. River Bottom the farm.
The upland is of the best quality The buildings con-
sists Of large two-story BRICK DWELLING, with
two-sory Ell large Switzer Barn, with two floors
(the barn is about 100 yards from H. Hangers Mer-
chant MILL Corncrbs and other necessary out-build-
ings There are two Springs on the farm, and Well
of excellent water in the yard.
deem unnecessary to say any thing more IN re-
gard to the land knowing that persons wishing 10 buy
will view for themselves. PETER HANGER
Feb aa lS51.-Rock. Reg copy and forward act.
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JAS. F. WINTER, Manager,
/ Feb Is, 1857. Macon or Savannah, Ga.
VALUABLE HOUSE lAND LOT FOR
POstponement.

Owing to the inclemency the weather on Saturday
last the sale of the above property was postponed 10
Saturday, tie 14M Of March next.
II. w. SHEFFEY, Trus.
Eol
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and -- children OF julia \. kaineS ana otherS,-
Defendants.
The object of this suit is to sell the real estate of ia
cob Bruebeck, decd and divide the proceeds among
the heirs.
The Defendants above named being unknown and
not having entered their appearance and given secur
ty according the act Of Assembly, and the Rules OF
this Court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are unknown and not OF this Com
mouwealth Ii is ordered that the said Defendants do
appear here within the time prescribed by law and do
what is necessary 10 protect their interests, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in Stanton, for four weeks successfully
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse.
4 Copy -Tese,
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CEILING OFF AT COST.-Intending to 90
= West IN the FALL WILL from this time on sell my
STOCK OF DRY GOODS HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES at Cost
for Cash or will sell to punctual customers at very
small profit. (enough to cover expenses Persons in
want of such articles will certainly find it to their ad-
vantage to buy from me- as am determined tosel.
would sell to any wishing TO engage in the Mercan
tile business, my entire Stock reasonable terms
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me- are
requested to come and close their accounts, whether
by cash or note. JN0. L. ARNALL.
Waynesboro, Feb. %, ls51.-3ts.
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Jacob Thomas john Wade Henry W. Camper and f. |
lizabeh his wife, Green James and Susan his wife, =
Moer and Matilda his wife, John Bosserman, Dornda
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tsg- Wind. and Rock. Reg. copy and forward ac.
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E.PN mn LANYARD FOR SALE

DARN AND LANYARD FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale privately tract OF
Land containing between 80 aud 100 Acres, lying "
miles south of Deerteld, Augusta county ABOUT one
half of the land is cleared and the improvements con-
sist of a comfortable Dwelling House, Tan House. Bark
House. Watts, and everything necessary for the success
full operation of Tannery. The cleared land IS very
productive part of it Meadow and has on IL e&tellsn.
nv on tanning, this situation offers peculiar induce luce
ments. as bark can be procured at tlihing cost ana
there is no other ian yard within l5m miles -. Terms
accommodating - Persons wishing 10 exaniine 'ne
nronert will anny TO NV brother VIM. Guy, al Deer
field Jas % ~ -
S1nnntnr Enh 1lih 1Sl1-tf
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AMERICAN AGRlCULTURlST'
-ol XVI, Nos. MARCH, 1857. New Series, No. Il.

ORANGE JUDD, 19l Water-st., Terms One Dollar
Publisher Pro?r, New York. learin advance
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TOR sALE..-.yALUABLE PERSONAL
Il PR0PERTY.-We will sell, on Thursday aud
Fj.iday, tie l9A and 18Th Of March next the PERSON
AL ESTATE of our esator, consisting part. of Al
No. Fat Cattle IL Horses Mich Cows, Hogs, Wheat,
threshed and in the ground, Wagons, Carriage and
Buggy &C.. &c. Terms, over IS, nine months credit,
with good security under that sum, cash.
NICH0. X. TROUT,
SAML WHlTM0RE,
Executors Of Aichad Whitmore, deed.
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber wishes to employ a
~ good SMITH, of sober, steady habits. single
man preferred. Good testimonials will he required Tor
''"'F'' S tddrass JOHN w. ALEXANDER,
Deerield, Augusta county, Va.
Feb IS, 1S57.--6ts
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oaret Bosserman, deed Jacob Wade, Amanda Wade, |
Jane Wade Mary Wade, Jacob Aliuger and Sally his |
wife, Abraham Lowman, Martha Lowman, Samuel Low
inf, oh Of Vim !
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csy" All orders for Tickets or Packages in any of
the Maryland Lotteries, will receive prompt attention.
and the drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately
after it is over.
Address all Orders to
T, H. HUBBARD & CO.,
No SO Fayette-st., or Box No. 40,
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ter on Culture.
BARLEY-Sprouts KILN!
Cows.
Cows-Spaying mixers
DRAINING SOIL, No. j
First of a thorough series.
Standardization
for.
GRAPE CULTURE-No. 8.
GRASS LANDs-Renoya
ting old.
HoMESTEADs- Two u
musing and instructive
pictures.
HONE The Rural.
Hor BEDS How TO pre-
pare, with Illustrations.
LtMBs.-Dead ones oil
trees Sc.
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DETERMINED TO SELL.-I will ON Sat.
~ urdoy tie 2SM ofttis month"; sell at public auc-
ton that Valuable HOUSE AND LOT situated in the
town of Middlebrook. The House is large and well
constructed for comfort and convenience The Lot is
second to none in the place, well enclosed and has
good Stable, &c. upon it. As am determined to SELL
a bargain may be had.
Terms will be easy and made known on the day of
sale A. RUSMISEL
Mnrch4 1Snr-tds- nnnr ots
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IOUsE AND LOT AND STORE FOR

JIOUSE AND LOT AND STORE FOR
IL SALE, IN CHURCHVILLE.-This valuable
Property and Store Stand at Churchve. is still in
market The same has been noticed at length in two
of the Staunton papers for some time. Any persons
wanting situation of this kind cannot do better in
the Valley of Virginia Call soon and examine for
yourselves, as am determined TO sell and go Vest
For particulars address T. n. LINDSEY,
Churchvle, Augusta county, Va.
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AnnroyimafiOn Prizes.
1000 prizes, S163, GO
Whole Tickets $40 +; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GLASS E,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Md,
SCHEME.

To be drawn Saturday. March 21st, 1857,
IN BALTIMORE, MD.
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NrOTiCE.-M persons are notified that note
executed 70 George A. Alexander for $3.50, paya-
bic ~ months after date, and dated Feb. 1851, do
not intend to pay, having Offsets to the full amount
ROBERT c. BICkLE.
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ITO TRESPASSERS.-- hereby caution all per-
L sons against trespassing ON my land for the pur-
pose OF hunting or fishing Having been much annoy
ed lately in this way. will hereafter enforce the law
against persons so offending.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-11

nIASO FOR SALE.-A first rate Piano is of
fered for sale BY the owner. Enquire at the Spec
tator Office
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Bruebeck decd Hester j. Raines and - Ranes
and - children of Julia A. Raines, and others
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-11

GARDEN SEEDS-A large assortment of Lam
III dreth Sons Garden Seeds just received and for
sale at DR.. MERILATT'S DRUG SIOkE,
Mar II lS5I Main street SauntOn, Va