Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01

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TO the Browns Gap Turnpike, and the Central hail-
road at Wavnesboro u miles distant where facilities
will be met for the transportation OF all KINDS OF aae
There good mills, churches and schools convent
ent In short will say, to persons wishing to pur-
chase that think 1t more desirable than farms that
are usually offered and that il would be to their ~
eres to call and it before they purchase
The subscriber being seldom from home, VIII take
pleasure in showing the property To any one, uhlil
Saturday. tile cd day Of Nay next and if not sold prl
vatey before it will then be put up at Public Auction
to the highest bidder Terms made known on the day
of sale Any person wishing to enquire BY letter. can
"' March H - T. Is51.E;ds PAUL. ROSENBERGER.
office flee ~ " > WY
NJ ATION.AL CLOTHING HOUSE,
~ SPRING AND SUMNER G00DS.-STElNER,
BROS. Il CO., have just received, and for sale low
for cash, larger and finer assortment OF READ :
MADE CLOTHING than has ever been brought 10
this market Our stock consists Of fine French Cloth
COATS all coors fiue CaSSlnCre do. do; finer
quality ofYESTINGS than ever brought to this market
every variety of French Cloth PANTS, for Gentle
men, TALL cOlors > Cashmere and CaShmeret do y q
large and extensive assortment of SHIRTS, COLLARS,
STocKS SUMNER DRAWERS, UNDER SHIRTS, &c, &c. !;
also, large assortment Of TRUNkS-yery hne. IN
fine everything in the Gentlemens Wearing Depart-
ment of fine quality, and at as Low, If NOT LOWER
prices for CASH, than can be bought Ill Town OF couh
try. 60
w Country Merchants are hereby notified that
they can buy of us Cat whoesale low as IN the city
of Baltimore, our house being connected with large
establishment in that CITY, which will enable US TO give
greater BARGAINS.
Stanton, April /, lS57.-tf.
VNARM FOR sALE.-Being DESTROYS of remov-
ing 10 the Westth subscriber will sell al auction
en- the premises, on Saturday. the sM dayef Ndy next
the FARM on which he resides.
IL lies one mile from the Central Railroad, ana SIX
miles Southwest of Staunton, and contains l423 A.
cres There are about u or IA acres of Neadow,wth
u branch running through it, The improvements are
a Two.Story BRICK HOUSE, a new Frame Hillside
Barn anew Frame Mich House, anda itrst-rate Spring
close to the house. There is also good LOG House
on one side of the Farm with Spring attached
There is abundance OF Fruit Trees on the premises
ANY person desiring to purchase VIII be shown the
Apmi l. is57. JOHN B. FAIRBAIRN.
NOTICE.-Havn purchased of DR.. J. G: NJ.
~ MERILLAr the old Stand and DRUG STORE OF
of r. p 4 j. b EsKRIDGE, we shall continue 10 carry
on the business heretofore hoping that the change
in name will make no difference with the old custom
ers of the Store as everything will be done to give
satisfaction One of the propretors being regular
physician he will give his personal attention to the
compromising of medicines and the SELECTION OF PURE
Drugs.
Mn. PHILIP II. TROUT, being retained, will al
WAYS be ready to serve old customers.
~ full and fresh stock will soon be added 10
the present one. Paints and Oils will be sold ut the
lowest prices, and full stock kept always on hand,
DR.. H. =. ElCHELBERtfER ~ DhO.
Stauuton, April l, lS57.-St.
NOTICE. perceive IN the last spectator an
y advertisement over the signature of l.. Shaw,
warning the public against the by of his name
IN my business atialrs from which some persons might
infer alhough Mr.. Shaw has the reputation OF De-
inc correct man could not have meant so to be under
stood) that have had authority for the use OF his
name in the conduct and settlement OF the business OF
L. Shaw 4 CO., late of Pond Gap. That Mr.. Shaw ana
myself were partners in that coucernI have the best
idence in my possession, which Will be produced AT the
proper time and am advised by my counsel tha', III
settling up the business of the concern, have the
right to use the name of the firm. As notice OF the
dissolution of the partnership, with this reserved PRIV
ilege on NV part, have no objection to Mr. Shaw
card. ~ huNhLh'
March % lS57.-3ts.
NEW FIRM.-The undersigned takes this medi
y um TO thank the old friends and cuStomersof the
late CONCERN of White Patton, for their constant ana
unwavering support and to ask its continuance
pledgng himself to give satisfaction to all VINO may
call ut his establishment. go
The old stock being greatly reduced ne will present
in a few DAYS almost AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK, IRE
Gently purchased in the Northern cities,) and at the
lowest market prices for Cash. or to p9nctua custom
ers. JN0. +. j. WHITE.
Stauuton, April l. lS57.-Vin. d Am. copy
7 ARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES AT j.
LIZ. J. WHITES.-S0 bags Rio and laguira COT
fees ) hhds. \. o. and Porto Rico Sugars; 10 bbs.
Coffee Sugars-Clarihed, Puverized and Crushed ;
Muscorado Molasses and Golden Syrup; Rice; Grain
and Ground Pepper; Imperial and Gun powder Teas
best Tallow and Adamantne Candles Bar Lead colo
bar SOAPS Corn Starch Soda. AllSpice, Cinnamon
Alum SIadder best indigo, Gloves. Mace Salts Cast
steel Soaps, &C., &c.-al on the lowest terms.
Starntou. April /. ls5I.-| x A. copy
VXTHO WANTS To MAKE MONEY 3
w The undersigned offers for sale or rental Deer
field. one of the best STANDS for COUNTRY STORE
that can be found in Augusta county, The Buildings,
including Granaries Shoe maker Shop, &c, are all
comfortable and conveniently arranged sad stand
is situated in hckly settled neghborhood with on
y one other store within IL miles of it. and that with
q limited supply of goods. Address the undersigned
" April l, Is57.@4t. KENNERLY CRAIG.
NJANTUA MAKING.-MRS. SARAH G. DY-
NA Err informs the ladies OF Stanton and vicinity,
that she has procured competent assis- s1-,-.
M19 lance, and is now prepared TO execute yessa
~ work in the most Fashionable Style, gs5Sx
S&s promptly and on the most reasonable
terms. Rooms on Main Streetabove the National llo
tel formerly occupied by Mr. j. Mccoy
Staunton, April /, lS51.-Sts-Town papers copy.
DIsSOLUTION. THE Co-parncrship of
4 J WHITE 4 PATTON ceased and determined on
the osth ult with the mutual consent of the parties
J. f. j. WHITE takes the remainder OF the Stock
and will continue the business in his own name.
" T PATTON will take charge of the accounts
and bonds due the firm. and will aitepd to their col
lection. o w.. =, a. ~
Staunton, April l, lS57.-Vin. Am copy
y rOTICE.-A meeting of The Stockholders of the
~ unwordsville K Rockish Turnpike Company will
take ,Iace nj Iordan's Springs on the 26b Of AprH
next. Inn orrant business Of the Company will be
brought forward. Stockholders Will not ia to attend
"a number Of whom urge the necessity OF this call
April /. 1857.
COTTON YARNS, &C. $50 lbs. best Georgia
Y Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers 500 Cotton Bats;
/ bale Cotton Twine; 9 bales CandlewleS, and
bale Black Wadding; also 100 lbs. Carpet Chair. white
aud assorted colurs. Just received at WHITES.
Stanton April /, 1S57.-V. A. copy.
A TENANT WANTED by the first fSeptem-
n Der next, for term Of years, say from to 10,
with small Stock. None need apply without good
for industry and steady habits. For
information address JOHN BUSH,
April |. ls57.-3ts, Deerfeld. Augusta co.
Twenty Bushels of small
w SILyER-SKIN ONION SETS, for which the
highest cash price will be paid.
LAIRD LINK, Druggists,
April |. 1851 Main Street. StauntOn.