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REAL ESTATE in Market

" ALUAHLE REAL ESTATE In Market
Y The undersigned, having determined 10 sci
his FARM, living on both sides Of the road leading
from Staunton to jennings Zap, x miles from
Churchville will sell the same privately on accommo
dating terms.
This farm contains 26O Acres, on which is large
well finished, Convenient and comfortable BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with Cellar, and Kitchen at
tached, two Wells of good water near the dwelling
house, large and good Barn shielded all round-to-
geher with all necessary out houses and two Orch
ards of good Fruit with about $50 to ITO of it
under cultivation and we'll enclosed The tract ad-
joins the lands Jno H. Huff and Others and is bounded
on the North east side by Jennings branch
As am anxious TO sell this land should it be unsold
on the 22nd day of of May 1871, will then, on the
premises offer it for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder The terms, which shall be accommodating,
win them or at any previous time, be made known to
those interested Should sale be effected before the
22nd of May next, the public will be duly notified of
the same Full possession will be given on or before
the 18th of September next, but the purchaser can
commence operations on the farm before that time
NV PostofIice is Churchville, Augusta county, Va.
AMOS CROSBY, Sen.
january 81, 1s57.-tds
~ Rock Reg insert until 22nd May next, unless
notified to stop before that time and forward account
yao otnro
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No-PARTNERsPIP.-The undersigned have
1 tbis dav associated themselves under the name
oSd Stria ofi}PVINE a. BROOKS, and will continue
manufacturing BAR IRON of all descriptions at the
Tn;an Iran lforks. ~ miles from Waynesboro, for
merv Known as the Clay Forge.) All orders prompt
" filled We will warrant our Iron Vt, to compare IN
qr nmedae eighbos that our Mill will be in con-
slant service during the winter and spring months.
'''''' 90 JAS. Z. IRVINE,
SAWL. ID. BROOKS,
wovnesboro' Feb 4, 1s57.-9t.-Town papers copy.
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NoMMIssIoNER's N0TICE.-N. c. Kinney

COMMTSSIONER'S NOTICE.-N c. Kinney
I j Us. Breeze Johnston, John B. Fretwell, aud ais.
The parties interested will hereby take notice that
SHALL on Friday tile goth day Of February 1851, at my
office in Saunton proceed to execute the order OF ref
erence made by the Circuit Court of Augusta county
in the above named cause on the 9th day February
1855 They will therefore attend then and there pre-
pared to furnish me all information necessary for said
purpose. JOHN n. HENDREN,
Ian 9s 1S57-4ts Corn'r.
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T1STRAY-T up by James e. Turk, on the LIST
T. day of August 1856, in the county of Augusta, of
tho following description, to wit:
A Heifer Of red color, with white under the belly
and some white the tail; with crop off the right
ear and an underkeel in the left and supposed to be
two years old next summer, and appraised at $40.
Extract-Teste,
Jon 90 1887 RIIRNETT II
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BENNETT, BEERS a. FISHER,
WHOLESALE DRU GGlSI'
NO. 125 MAIN STREET,


DEALERS IN
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS s
PAINTERS ARTICLES LAMP, LINSEED, TAN
NERS' AND LUBRICATING OILS, DRUGS
AND CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY AND
FANCY ARTICLES, TOBACCO AND
SEGARS, SURGICAL AND DEN
TAI INSTRUMENTS, PLY
SICIANS' OUTFITS. AND
ALL OF THE LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES
OF THE DAY.
OUR Stock for the Spring 1yade is well selected
embracing, in part, the following articles, VIZ:
1000 gallons Linseed OIL pure;
1000 Whale Oil;
500 20 Pure Sperm Oil;
10000 ID Pure White Lead;
5000 ID Madster;
5000 ID Zinc White, French, in Oil;
5000 ID Prime Indigo;
100 bags Pepper, Ginger and Alspice;
1000 boxes French Window Glass fromS by 10 to
IS By "a inclusivei
500 doz Essences;
100000 Fine Havana and other Cigars;
500 doz English and American Mustard;
500 gallons yarnishes;
500 o. American and French Qulnine;
100 ID English Calomel;
100 boxes Pearl Starch;
eco kegs Ri Carbonate Soda, Lee's);
1000 gallons Castor Oil, Blows;
80 boxes Colgate's Fancy Soaps;
% barrels Turpentne
so " Burning Fluid;
1000 ID Dry White and Red Lead;
80 barrels No. Tanners Oil;
95 {" Lubricating Oils for Machinery;
25 boxes CASTLE Soap;
$50 {" Prime Olive OIL
1900 ID Tonqua Beans, &c. &c. &C. -
Merchants visiting our City will please give us call
as W. will sell on the most accommodating terms. Or
ders promptly attended to. All goods shall be of the
best quality and carefully packed for transportation
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
Richmond Feb 4, 1856.
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DISSOLUTION.-T Co-partnership heretofore
~ existing between the subscribers, under the firm
Of king PATTERSON, is this day dissolved by mut 1
name NJ Of the firm in liquidation of its affairs.
'''''' - way " JN0. E. KING,
ALEX. PATTERSON.
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NOMMiSSION BUSIN ESS.-The undersigned,
having determined to locate permanently in Rich
an0nd for the purpose of selling HORSES, CATTLE,
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SALE OF LAND.-

NOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND
u The undersigned Commissioner, appointed for thai
purpose by decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta
made on the 18th day of February 1850 in the case Of
Mary J. johnson Cd as against Mildred I. Johnson
will in conformity with said decree, on saturday. Mt
IN dag Of Fe7ary next offer at public sale on the
premises, very valuable TRACT of LAND, lying on
Middle River in the county of Augusta, adjoining the
lands of George Poage, McCue Parkins and Col.
Kerr about eight miles northeast of Stannton. The
tract contains about IT'S Acres, considerable por-
ton of it first rate Middle River Bottom. The improve
ments consist of a good BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
good Barn with Stables and Sheds, Corncribs, and
all other necessary outhouses II is deemed useless
to give minute description, as purchasers Will view
the premises for themselves.
TERMS "A sum sufficient TO defray the expenses
of sale to be paid in hand onethrd OF the residue to
be paid on the 18th day of june 1851 and the remain
der in two equal annual payments one payable on the
18th of june 1885, and the other the 18th of June,
~ If the land should not be sold it will be
RENTED publicly on the day above named.
The undersigned lives Immediately in the neigh
borhood and will take pleasure showing the prem
ses to any one desiring to purchase
Jan. IA, ls57.-tds GEO. w. M0WRY, Com.
SOO ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND For
OUU SALE.-Having determined to go to the West
the undersigned will offer for sale the well known
FARM on which they now reside, situated on the Turn
nike road between Waynesboro and Fishersyille. -
This highly valuable property embraces two tracts ~
inc together one containing $50 Acres the other 40
and will be sold separately together, as may best
suit purchasers In the offer for sale of this land those
who may wish to purchase are presented with an OPP
portuny of supplying themselves with of the most
valuable and desirable farms in the Valley of va. 1t
is situated within * miles of the Depots Of Waynes
boro' and Fshersville-is conveniently supplied with
fine Timber contains some fifty or sixty acres OF Mead
ow unsurpassed in the county, and is watered by q
bold and constant stream that courses its way through
the middle almost from extremity to the other
The improvements are substantial and abundant
Two fine Merchant Mills and three or four Churches
are within ok miles of the place. and the society is
moral lind agreeable Come and look around for your
selves There is fine young Orchard on the Iremis-
es ANDREW A. STEELE.
Dec "a 1s56-tf SAML II. STEELE.
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FARM FOR SALE.-By viz

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-By viz
Y tue of Power of Attorney. this day executed to
me by Robert McClnne, ST., shall proceed, on the
premises on tu,d s loa e SsRTy 1851 i to
sand Robert Mcclure now resides containing l42 A.
ores, and adjoining. the lands of Robt Snapp, .Da-
vid Fultz Chesey Kinney, and others. and lying a,
bout three and half miles from Stanton. The land
is good and in excellent cultivation.
The improvements consist of very comfortable
Dwelling House, Stable, and other out-buidings-
There is an Orchard of Young Apple Trees on the farm
more desirable and productive small farm is rarely
offered in market and the sale must be made with
out reserve, fair chance for good investment pre-
scented.
, TERMS OF SALE-Enough in cash to pay costs ofsale
and debt which binds the land, amounting to about
sl700, and the balance in one two and three years
bonds with good security obc given for the deferred
payments or the vendors lien retained therefore
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Dec 6. 1856 Attorney in fact for X. Mcclure, ST.
LIZ POSTPONEMENT-T The sale of the above
farm is postponed to SatsrddyMe 14th day& ts9ruary
next. H. w. >.
Jan. IA, ls57.-tds
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T OST OR STOLEN, from the subscriber about
IL the 1st of Januury, his FREE PAPERS. ANY
one returning them to him or leaving them at the
Spectator Office, will be literally rewarded.
JAN q, lS57.-3ts. ANDREW LEIGH.
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GLOVER SEED.-Just received from Rocking
I ham county, 100 bushels of No l Glover Seed.
STAPLES, MARTIN 4 CO.
Staunion Jan o. 1857
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GHEESE.-No Pine Apple and other Cheeses
~ also fresh supply of those very popular and de-
ghtfu Soda Crackers, just received and for sale by
STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
Sfounton Ian 81 1877
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LOT OF PICTURES, BEAUTIFUL
y PHOTOGRAPHS AND PAINTlNGS.-Seaal anu
60 ,hnno ot LAIRD & LINKS Drug Store
Stauntou, Feb. II, 1S57.-Town papers copy
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DHrIp 2. WILKES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DHILfP r. wilkins. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale OF valuable improved real estate In New York
Brooklyn and Yonrers, 70 c,ss irnt-PHIiTP 3. VIII
KINs vii eel suction Wednesday, April 1857, at ~
scockn, a. the nercssnts Fscss,ge New York, the e
lowing described real viz New Y0rk Forty
sreetThree rte story frame houses and lots siusted
the pornery side Of Fov eighth fJ feet from
tleyenth ave ue known a3 S 81 houses each is
by m lots 49, BY Il feet South Prooxyr. wocdhui street.
Two three sor brick dwelling houses aud lots situated on
the north side Of woodruff street twenty feet westerly FROM
Columbia street houses each 10 ~ Sc feet lots 20 feet
Brookyn Hssen District Remssa street.-The hree stsry
frame dwelling house ard o stusied the southsite Of
Remsen street between Lo,ime- end leonard stre-ts
ard known az No g. The house "a nlled 10 with brick
the pesk, with tea attached. House r. BY
rs feet lot roo feet wyckc srs eThe lot % lanf situated
Leonard streets snd Known Y No So The improvement
cor ~ story frame cottage ~ ~ 81 feet on ne
font two frame house q By rs feet the rear
the lot Lot 2b by 100 horh First street. Three foar
scry brick dyeus houses sad los s,usiec On the south
side ofNorh First sweet between Tenh street ard Union
sveuse Bcusts each q feet tches BY p feet Los Ie
feet Second fbfee' four story brick dwelling houses
westerly side Of EecoBt street heween South second
ard South Third streets each g b. feet lots II feet
YnuNee-tbe three story ame dver house s-d 70, a'nA
ted the esserly sse Of Orchsr sect 81 fee uorhey
ilcr tile street ktOvr LOT No g. iD- 20 feet Tsrrs
bich will be liberal MADE Known sss Maps and further
arycusrs can be hAdo sppncAns V The sucussesr II
I'll s1rseA
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RY WILLIAM IRv1sG co.-oS THURSDAY aperL
BEEN o =. u %S, f for
psror furniture covered IL sr coicred ,siis bro
csss G soiss two arm ehsr. SEEING chairs and
ma,th; elegant carved rosewood etezere plate
pspe mss pe. Ss c. snf s'
Tsss. reception chair, rose. 900 81 ocisye psro
brocsel window curtains with lace under ditto elegant or
evore superb cock with bro5re ornsp ~c caps.
%Ss ,sy ssssn, sou ,ss clock and c,sdel.brs
srnuze feures and vaset
tcsd ard buffet msssisn suite furniture severe
in aepred ssn trocaie two tee etes eigh chsirs
ssn carved .wce bdosce and secrsry ssss s sas
velvet table covers ornoa French siding ss rsi Chance an
her bronze group Bacbus and ssssoas coupe. 70
rs chime p S sDS sDs get blue
csyss .s % Sss
two carved OAK seize arm chairs .nd sewing chairs covered
s.s complete cared bed
op rsrsr bureaus and wshsnds 70 msscs sspsrs esrrss
roevood dressing tables cabinets &C French chna toilet
Of ant and painted cot, age furniture
SSSrs ,oeters centre tables msrbis tom csSse a. Ss
msre,ses feather beds holsters and pillows couuerpsnes
Balswien carpets oil cloths rugs superb carved rose
weed bat stands with wings plate glass backs and marble
Together with the assortment Of kitchen and laundry
furniture.
n O'Clock. Al ,hsh ssleroop. No 5, Ns.s.u .,cei
rnafphcient assortment Of rod watches diamonds Jewel
comprising elegant bunting and open cssed Watches dla
fond earrpga pins, rings, Studs &C., elegantly
Aso go pins and esrrir ~ hsceets
.esve BOTTOMS studs gold vest guard and ios chains 40
ID A. CHIFFON AuCrIorRER-corR CurLTos
". ~il sell ~ auction Monday April g. 1851, al N
O'Clock, he Merchants Exchange. N. f-The two two
story srd basement frame houses and lots ground the
wet Of Finn avenue between 1874 and 1sn The
houses flled In with brick And marble in
the psrlcrs mshoeabr folding door, 40 Lois 2SxiO fset
brc, on tie ,orh side Of i1oS street Ssseea Third
end -Four avenues contauirg seven rooms and attic sou
bic vih' pirg tco-s Whe marble ranels mo
deru erzes pao-s ard Croou water and
. nice garden. Lot 8siOo rerms-han can remain on Doe
and mortgage fer three re are.
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by HENRY u. LEEDS 90 ON rHURspAY ANp

X E-h. ~ n.-l,o q ~ -oN thuhsbAt AND
Fowler No. l kAsi broadway Of Jefferson ssree
bis entire stock f custom made cabinet furniture without
the declining business consisirr Of viz
Psrlor elegantly covered
tell DO In plush and harcloth also, complete uphol
stored ano reAy Tor covering to suit the purchaser also
hosany sets OF various
cenr~ ofs and aide tables richly carved and
tusry marble iops escrtores, sewing chairs Of
styles reception chairs secretaries &C Dnfugroom fnrn
-Erenson tables buhes chairs. do slide tables
ef wood oak and mahogany dihnRroom suits BEDROOM
furr reRosewood carved bedsieads Elace rich
~ carved bureaus In wood, mahogany
with BILE tops commodes cribs and fancy airs
covered in great variety; lounges and couches book
and secretaries larse Assortment
msiirt@er Al q hsse articles warranted every re
spect being OF the manufacture Of the well propre
tor and viii positively be cold without reserve thew can be
viii catalogue two days before sale Terms a sss
The unfinished viii be ansheu sold at come future
time
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II n LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.- SALE
H. Of valuable properyon Madison second and Third ave
nues Thry.fourt Thirty seventh. Thirty eighth Fnty
eighth Fifty ninth and Sixty first streets at auction belonging
to Jacob vanderpeol Jr.-E a. Lu DL0W co. will sell 81
auction Wednesday April 1851 81 IL O'Clock Of the Mer
MADISON AVExUE-one lst on the southwest corner Of
lots adjoining the avenue, 2A7l. by e5.
MADISON AyENUE-One lot southeast corner or Madison
Threh street $40 by 100 feet with The fsur i'd
joining the avenue A:s by 100 feet. -
THIRTY SEVENTH sfREET-0ue lot on the north side or
Thirty seventh street. LIS fee. east OF Madison ayenue Lot
THIRTY. EMHTH srREEr-one 10, en- the south side OF
Thirty eighth street In the rear OF The sbove adjoining lions
EECCND AvEkUI-One 10. on the souhwes, corner Of
eecond and Fy seventh street so5 with the three
adjoining on the avenue, each Is by 100 feet. . . .
SIXTY FIRST eTKnBT-Two los on the south side OF
street 1o5 Jeet east Of Third avenue each BY 100
feet Horses 10 be set back five feet . -. =
THIRTY FOURTH STRkET-Ore lot on the north side OF
ioio,nv the Middle Ditch church; 2sIes9 feet
THIRD AvENUE-Th~ee lets the northeast corner OF
Third averue and Fty eighth street. each 70 xl06 tee
FIFTY EIGHTH sfREET-Three lois on the north side Of
fv eighth feet east OF 1hrt avenue each 25rl00
feet 4 inches Houses 10 be set back feet.
FIFTY NINTH STREET-Three lots on the south side OF
Fifty ninA street; In the Of the above each 25rlc0
feet 4 issnss Houses TO be set back o feet
Eveslot put up will be actually sod 70 the hghes bidder
Teral per cent the day OF sale. anu ~ per cent on
nortcsrs for yeais nj per cent =, =, x,,,,
erty wl be sod subject 10 the usual Murray Ii
rescs Houses srece not to lie Iess than Width OF lots
sold
ksps OF he property and fu particulars To lad a the
office Of he Auc.ioneers No. IL Pine street
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MORTGAGE SALE OF BANDsoHe ROSEWOOD
~ pisns m.as By Hsiet Davis o. Boston vii ss So
very superior instrument BY order ofwh OOkfLn xsq
attorney for mortgage ONCE 1859 Canal street. second door
pAwkBRoKERs sALE.-A. NJ. CRIsrALAR, AUG
y uoneer. 70 Bowery will sell on Thursday, April O. ..
ing az Are consisting Of silk dresses cspes and maula4
remnants OF silks and boots and shoes TOOLS aSd
ewery, ac, &c. By Of j. sALOHONs l4s Grand g.
RUSSELL. y ,wEsrcoTT.. AuorIoNEER.-
dsy At lek clock contained In house Ma 1852 we Tvenv
first street beswsea Seventh and kshth avenues Purchasers
the catalogue. which can be obtained John vog O II
No SO John street near William There sveryhins Ia -
ali or witch VIII be absolutely sold Without, receive
aud must be removed immediately secure which cssS
deposit win be required OF every purchaSes Tbs furniture
Ono magnificent double suit Of rosewood parlor furniture
slip cover made but two mentns fun suit richly carved
covered v gold andreen one snt II pieces covered IN -
rosewood seven octave panofoe with embroidered csys
and stool three elegant pier mante mirrors rich frames AaA
ses sk daas and Lace gold bordered shades I've
mirror DOORS rosewood centre sofa and pier tables mAs
top French escroitore. satin damask Turkish chairs win
velvet rugs elegant Italian marble clock with unique al
costly collection of sevres and Dresden china -
ding number OF choice and valuable paintings
and copper four eegsn, English ormolu chandeers with ~
chamber furniture In superb throughout Rich carved
weed bureaus bedsteads marble washssnds sa
roe ewood sofas arm charr mirrors invalid and caSs
chairs elegant hair msreases and bedding library
costly Vsrissy OF silver ssts spoons, to,ks svsrs f
baskets, &C., rich cut glass magnificent vo'y and syg
1ue W. "nd Ses onsos no menoo
this advertisement The sale viii be positive, without regard
te weaiher-commencng At lon O'Clock precsely, in hs
dining Immediately after which the pArior firnssrs
will be sold.
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ny EAF n. sCHTNCK. -HIIGANT PAIR on

DY f. 4 +. H. SCHENCK.-ILHGANr PAIR or
ID horses and ph@ton On Friday. April a. heI ssles
brown tail horses l5 hands old warranted
perfectly kind sound and gents OF uncommon beauty style
speed combined canno: be ,urpassed Also an elegant
double harness. also steel pole chains stee mangsles ban
rollers The whole establishment cost the present
owner upward thousand dollars and will be positive
~ without Also the ceebraed horse Buckskn
warranted perfect In every way and the finest lady horse
country wagon and single harness. Also several
new road wagons, harness, &c
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION OK TUEsD An
April L. mot daposod Of before 81 private sale, NJ
entire stock OF hores carriages harness. &C. In sro
carriage hOrsce fSA horses saddle horses f
horses coils and three thoroughbred The sale BE- pc
rompOry, Tor cash TO At ii O'Clock my far.
known n sAady Hin, near Madison. Morris county. n
WIN n. d1RBOND