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PRIVATE SALES.
NOR SALE-25o ACRES OF LAND. LY


Il on the Port Republic road, at its junction will
the Waynesborough road, and ~ miles from Staun
ton. Said land fronts on both roads for more thar
halt mile, has on it small LOG DWELLING anC
BLACKSMITH SHOP, and is situated IN neigh
borhood convenient 10 store, postoilce, mills &c.
&c. About one hundred acres of it are cleaied-tht
balance heavily timbered, and its proximity to Staun
ton and the Railroad is such that one residing on il
could make it profitable to sell tirewood. Said lane
has on it several never failing Springs besides border
preferring to sell the whole of this land together
yet wiling in order to suit purchasers TO sell any
mount of 1t exceeding hundred acres To those de
sirous ofnvestng in land would say that seldom i:
such an opportunity offered OF purchasing good lane
at a low figure, as am determined to sell, If car
find purchaser, without delay.
Persons wishing 10 purchase invited to examine
the land, which will be shown them by Jno. w. HemI
Feb. II, ls5s.-tf WIN. j. NELSON.
y scriber offers for sale TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning about l40 ACRES, lying about one mile from
Staunton on the Port Republic road, upon which
there is a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and good
Barn. The land is now we'll set in grass, with SUI
cency of timber the tract for all necessary purpo
ses There is Well of permanent and excellent wa
within short distance of the house. To any per-
son desiring to own snug little farm near Stanton,
u fine opportunity is now offered.
Also, Tract of Land containing about 600 Acres,
about miles from Staunton, adjoining the lands oil
Geo. Koiner, and Col. james Crawfords home-place.
Most of this land is in TIMBER and will be sold all to-
geher divided into three parcels to suit the con-
Yenience ofpurchasers.
Persons desiring further information referred to
Col. j. B. Baldwin or VIM. Bell Crawford.
MARGARET A. CRAWFORD,
July 30, '5s.-Rock. Reg. copy Executrix.
A SHALL FARM For SALE.-I offer for sale
N privately SIN II FARM, containing 30 ACRES,
lying the Va C. Il. r. within half mile of Crags-
Vile depot There are 80 acres cleared the balance
well timbered and llabe. About 20 acres river bot.
,om There is on II good CHOPPING AND SAW
MILL, In good order, and log Dwelling House.
[ will also offer for rent my DWELLING i STORE
HOUSE, in Craigsvile. The Store House is close to
the Depot Possession will be given at any time
Persons in want of the above named property will do
well to call upon soon. For further particulars
address me at Craigsville P O., Augusta CO., Va.
Sept. q, lS55-u JAMES A. CRAlG.
t5y- Charlottesville Jeffersonian copy If.
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For The Spectator.
A College at Staunton.

Ac,sr5 az 54 prcviau, nOLice, Il portion OF the
ci-izsa- 81 5: auutrn aud Augusta county assem-
bIsd in tne Cuurt,h house on Saturday, the 4th
inst. tor tue purpose of taking into considera
ton the establishment of College.
% motion, COL Geo Baylor was called TO the
Chair, and Rev. X. ]. Richardson appointed
Secretary
Hon. A. Il H. Stuart briefly explained the
object of the meeting, at the same time referring
to the Importance and advantages OF having a
College located at Staunton, and earnestly ana
eloouenty commencing the enterprise 10 II I
favorable consideration OF the community nc
snooested. however, that, in view OF the neces-
sarv sbsence from town of q number OF persons
who feel lively interest in the movement, as
well as that of many of its friends 10 tue country,
in consequence OF the Indictment weather, The
meeting should adjourn to future tlme, whep,
under circumstances of a more favorable char
acter, the subject could be nsturely considered
and discussed.
Mr.. Stuart was followed by j. D. Imboden,
ESQ. Rev. G.. B. Taylor, and Rev. Professor Ar
boeast, all of whom delivered short addresses,
presenting the claims of the enterprise, and ex-
pressing their most cordial wishes for its success.
After some further discussion, it was
Resolved, That the meeting adjourn to Satur-
Qay, tHe clu udy VI JduuaEy> AOo0'
Further notice OF the meeting will be given
by circular and advertisement in the public pa
pers.
The meeting was quite encouraging to the
friends of the enterprise; and if the spirit there
manifested continues to prevail, the establish
ment of College at Staunton will not long be a
doubtful question. 1t is earnestly hoped that
every man in the county interested in promoting
its educational interests, will attend the adjourn
ed meeting, and give his influence to the pro-
posed object. GEO. BAYLOR, Ohm.
X. J. RICHARDSON, SIC.
Vindicator please copy.
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DIR. Hoofiand's Celebrated German Bitters,
prepared by DIR. C.. Nj. Jackson,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

WILL efectually cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys
and oil diseases arising from disordered Liver OF
Stomach, such Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness
Of Blood to the Head Aeidity OF the Stomach, Naus.
ea Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight
In the StOmacn. Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or Flut-
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he Heart, Choking or Suifccatlng Sensations when
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and Eyes. Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &C.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con
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Askfor Hoodand 5 German Bitters; take nothing else
Principal Office, 4lo Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa
solo by druggists and storekeepers III every town and
village IN tue United States CanadaS West Indies and
South America, at % cents pei bottle. See that the
signature of DR.. o. N. Jackson is the wrapper or
each bottle
For sale by De. W. B. You've, DR.. II. s. Eichelber
ger & Bro, aud DR.. T. H. s j. G. Kinney, Staunton
Jas E. Ross Mt Sidney; Waye l. Thompkins, Buch
anan w. NJ. Scott, Covington.
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A Perfect Cure by VIVID Cherry.

From the Editor of The New York Mirror:
About four weeks since, one of the compositors OF
this office was suffering so badly from cough that
he was unable sleep night and too weak to stand
at his case lie became very pale and thin, and gave
symptoms of falling victim to quick consumption.
We recommended to him various medicines, which
had no effect Finally gave him one bottle of Wis
date relief and he is now well man and has not the
slightest symptom of cough. These are facts, and
further particulars may be learned at this office. We
should add that the cough in the above was &C
companied by profGse splitting OF blood.
None genuine unless siguedI. BUTTS on the wrap
per.
tom Mss, to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold By their agents everywhere: For sale in Stauu
on bv br. T. FL. Il j. c. Kinney, DR.. II. s. Echelber.
ger / Bro, and by DR.. w. b. Young.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NATIONAL HOTEL
WOODSTOCK, VA,

THE undersigned. having purchased the above
i named Hotel respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has put the same in thorough re-
pair and furnished it with entire new Beds and Fur
nture His Parlors and Chambers are large and airy
His Table viii always be provided with the best the
market affords.
Adjoining the Hotel is situated the Female Acade-
my, under the charge of the Rev, Mr. Roam, who has
gained for himself u high reputation as Q teacher
Parents who wish to send their daughters to board
ing school will find it to their advantage to board them
at the National HOTEL they will be under the care
of some of the teachers and when desired in cases oil
sickness will every motherly care from Mrs
Schetfsr. +. SCdEffEh'
Woodstock, Nor. 90, 1s5s-6m
ERESH ARRIVAL IN CL0THING!-A
Il new and fresh supply of Clothing has been re-
ceived at the Clothing House ofthe undersigned COM
prising an assortment from the finest CLOTH DRESS
Sur to the substantial and cheap BUSINESS SUR
To this new supply invite the especial attention oil
the public, and will sell them for cash at very low
hguTes and greatly reduced from the regular market
prices. -
On hand alsrge supply of Goats and Pants for Ne
gro wear.
az Furnishing Goods, Caps and Hate Of al kinds
j. PULLITA,
Corner Room Virginia Hotel.
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indicator please copy.

PROPOSED NEW CoUNTY.-A meeting was held
at Laureltou, Hardy county, on the Both of Oc-
tober last, for the purpose of taking the vote Of
the people in reference to q new county, TO be
formed out of q portion of Hardy county. The
vote stood, for the limits proposed, 2S5 against
l. Greenland was agreed upon as the county'seat
of the new county If our friends get their bill
through the Legislature, we propose that it be
called Letcher county.-Rock Reg.
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STAUNTON SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER
SALE OF vALUA-

SjABIE SLAVES.-The undersigned, Commits
sioners appointed by the Circuit Court Of Albemarle,
Of Clarkson vs. Durret and Others and in other
consolidated and heard together with that case, will
sell at public auction in front Of the Courthouse in
Charlottesville, on MONDAY, THD SD DAY OF JAN.
UARY, 1852 Chat being Albemare Court day. such of
the SLAVES, In the proceedings in said cases men
toned as are alive and have not already been sold
said Slaves being those which were bequeathed by
Peter Clarkson to his daughter, Mary Harrison, for
life-remainder over to her children.
The Slaves now offered for sale by the undersigned
are believed to be about SIXTEEN in number and ex-
ceedingly likely and valuable, most of them being
young negroes.
to dersy the expenses of sale for the balance credit
of six months will be allowed the purchaser giving
negotiable notes. with interest from the day of sale
added and one or more approved endorsers, payable
at some Bank either in Staunton Charlottesville.
MARCUS DURRETT,
JNO. B. BALDWIN, SCom'rs
WIN. ]. ROBERTSON
Nov. 90, i85S-6w
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Preserve the Teeth,

There are few persons whose teeth are not disco
ored and breath tainted with unpleasant odors.-
For such "FoxrAINE's CREAM OF WILD Flowers"
will prove the most edectual dentrice, whitening the
teeth. purifying the mouth especially after smoking
and Impartng an agreeable perfume TO the breath =
One bottle will last for many months, and viii be
found an excellent compound for Shaving. 4. g.
FONTAINE 4 CO., 3O5 Broadway and No. 6 Astor
House. New York. Sold BY all Druggists. For sale
in Stanton by Dr. w. B. YoUSG.
n,r 1S5S-1m
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FOR GOVERNOR,
GABRIEL HIRSH!
FOR LIEUT.. GOV.
WILLIAM IONASi

NOTWITHSTANDING the failure of the Atlantic
IN Cable to come up TO the expectations of some OF
the knowing ones of the Old and New World, yet
GABRIEL HIRSH, one of the largest stockholders
in the concern for the purpose of cutvating frater-
nal feeling with all mankind, has extended it es far
as the city of Saunton, where it 10 performing some
of the greatest achievements of the age in the way OF
exhibiting at his old stand, on Main Street, the
largest and most complete STOCK OF GOODS ever
brought to this market. The greatest wonder, how
ever surprising the operations of the Cable are
the CHINESE JUGGLERS," on exhibition at his
window whore the pretest man in the country is al
ways to be found engaged in Repairing Watches
and Jewelry.
the hands of responsible gentleman in Stanton ready
to be handed to any who will bring forward
a superior workman in his line. G. HIRSH.
Stsuunton, Oct. 10, 1S5S-tf
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ooh, Take Your Time, Miss Lucy !"

Ladies and Gents now invite,
Your kind attention claim,
A handsome story III relate,
To WOO you if l can;
Ifnot you will confess
Your grief and sorrow free,
To ease heart to rest
Go to Mounts Confectionaire.
There you will ever find
Assortments rich and rare,
Candies of every kind,
Both striped and clear;
Fruits, Nuts and Cakes alike,
And Toys of great variety.
Ifyou want your money back,
Go to Mounts Confectionaire
Now Ladies, if you'll 60,
You will meier regret
Your time as spent below,
And Bargains there you'll get,
Gents aast whose taste display,
Will often meet you there,
And presents buy for thee,
From MOUNTS Confectionaire.
At Christmas should you want
A feast of vision fair,
He will that vision grant.
If to his store repair,
Now Ladies and Gents adieu,
And all I'll ask of thee,
Is, get your money ready,
And go to MOUNTS Confectionaire.
Stanton, Oct. 26, 1858.
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SALE.-By virtue of

NOMMISSiONE SALE,-By virtue OF a
J degree of the Circuit Court of Highland county
at the October term, 1855 shall proceed, on Ws9nss
dag, tie 22d day of December next to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises, the
following TRACTS OF LAND. viz: One Tract of IL
Acres, belonging to Robert Carpenter, and all the In
terest of the said Robert Carpenter in Tract of 25S
one of co. one of $780, one of u.s. of so, and one OF
As, Jointly Owned by said Robert Carpenter and his
brother Morgan Said land IS located in the county
of Highland, in the Big Vsley Of Jackson River and
the same upon which said Carpenters reside and have
in possession.
TERMS Said land will be sold on u credit of 6,
Il and Is monlhs The purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, and the title retained AS ultimate Sc
euri,y. JAS NJ. SlEG, Com'r.
Nov 90 lS5e--Aw
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sSy- We publish as great curiosity the following
characteristic letter, received by friend Dr. j. u
AygR. of Lowell, Mass. from the "Rebel Chief or u
surping Emperor of China. in acknowledgment lor
quantities OF his CHERRY PICTORIAL and CATHARTlc
P1LLs, the Doctor sent him as a present:
To DIR. AVER in Amerca-The great curing BarDa-
rian of the outside country.-Your present ol sweet
curing seeds (Plls) and fragrant curing drops Fec-
toral of the Cherry smell, has been brought TO mug
seut Tsene-the mighty Emperor (Kwangto( OF the
terrible stout Ming dynasty, by the grace OF heaven
revived after interval of ages-Prince otpeace
ping-wang) of China, the central howery land. he
directed his powerful Mandarines to give them 10 the
sick according to what the Interpreters read from
your printed papers (drections Be profoundly hap
py wise Barbarian for |, Yang-seu-Tsing, say H.
Your curing seeds and sweet curing drops were gwen
to the sick In his army of the Winged Sword, and
have made them well. Be profoundly happy while
you i've for this is known to the Mighty Emperor OF
China who approves your skill, and permits you TO
send of your curing medicines for his fierce ar
mics of myriads Of men.
They NAV be given to Chang Lin, Chief Mandarin
of the Red Button at Shanghai, who Will repay you
in Tea or Silk or Gold.
great knowledge surprising all other Foreigners even
Aspiring to equal the keen wisdom of our own healing
teachers, who make remedies that cure instantly
We are glad to know you bow In trembling terror be-
fore our Mighty Emperor. - .
Written by YANG-SEU-TSlNG,
Minister in Chief Of the restored Imperial Ming by
nasty. destined by the heavenly wisdom to rule in
China.
Translsted By tie Ameriean Consulate at Hong Kong
China, Sd Nay, 1857
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GOULD &c LINCOLN,
80 WASHINGTON Street. Boston,

HAVE JUST PUBLISHED,
THE NEW ENGLAND THE0CRACY;
a History et'the Congregationalists Of NeW Eng
land to tie Rcoiuals of l740.
With preface by the late DR.. NEANpER. TRANSLATED
from the second German edition, by Fl. 9. Co.
NANT author Of The English Bible
&C., &c l2mo., Cloth 81.
THIS work was undertaken at the suggestion o
l. DR.. Neander. Ii is German view of New Eng
land ecclesiastical history The New England church
is regarded S geasrS its development is logically
as well historically TRACED, and it is viewed as hav
ing an important bearing upon the world at large
The great merit of the work is importantly. Tht
scales are held evenly balanced between the Congre
gatonalists on the hand and the Baptists, Epis
copaans and Quakers the other For each OF these
the work possesses the interest of an Umpire.
Boston, NoY. %, 1858.
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For Working Christians.
GOULD & LINCOLN,
No. SO Washinaton Street, Boston,

GOULD u LlMOOlAN,
No. SO Washington Street, Boston,
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
THE HARVEST AND THE REAPERS;
Home Work for Al and Hoo TO 10 az.
BY REV, HARVEY NEWCOMB.
16mo., Cloth. Price SO cents.
Dedicated to the Concerts OF 1858.
TT,HIS work gives full and detailed account Of the
Mission Sabbath School system in Brooklyn and
New York, its methods and remarkable results IL
shows what NAV be done by showing what has been
DONE 1t shows how much there is NOW to be done at
home II shows now to do it. Every man interested
IN the work of saving men, every protesting Chris
yers in the present revival it is especially designed
and adapted Do not pass 1t by.
Boston, Nov %, 1883.
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A Beautiful Gem /!

SAFE HOME;
Or, The Last Days and HqPpy Death Of
Fannie Kenyon.
With an introduction by Professor LINCOLN, OF
Brown University. 1SmO., flexible cloth
covers, 25 cents gilt, 81 cents.
YTNHIS little work originally written only rpri-
il vate circulation and while In manuscript was IN
several instances the Introduction states, anct!hed
10 the Awakening and Conversion of Souls" 1t is
delightful narrative of remarkable little girl, and is
recommended to the attention particularly Sabbath
Schools. GOULD j. LINCOLN,
No. so Washington Street, Boston.
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Q UHsCRIRE Az oNCEI-If you wish to Sc
age Blacksmith" and the Art Journal, with the 9th
premiums be sure and subscribe 50 before the Is
of Janusry 1859. Specimen copies of the above ane
full particulars given By applying to n; X. Trout
Features, DC.
NJ,
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WILL sell at public auction, on the prem

NAAA EHN>S lR2OlN wV~AOANSs
r WILL sell at public auction, on the premises,
THE FURNACE,
with the extensive TIMBER LANDS attached.
TIE FORGE
in complete working order.
THE MERCHANT MILL,
which, with the Forge, has the best waterpower In
the Valley.
NINE FARMS,
varying in size from $50 to 500 Acres OF good arabic
land, and several of them well improved.
In short, will sell all the real estate of John Miller
as conveyed to me in trust by his deed of the 26th Of
September, 1857.
This property is so well known in the Valley OF Vir
gina that any detailed description unnecessary
and other means will be adopted to bring 1t to the at
tention of the iron men of other States
The terms of sale will be such. that upon paying
moderate share of the purchase money and securing
the remainder the purchaser shall have liberal time
for the after payments. The precise terms VIII be
made known in due time before the sale.
The Iron Works are now in operation and pur.
chaser of the Furnace or Forge will be furnished al
valuation with the Stock necessary to carry it on.
Mr.. Miller, who resides upon the premises, VIII
show the property to persons disposed to buy and
am prepared to sell the whole any part OF the prop
erty privately JOHN B. BALDWIN, Trustee
Slaunton Oct. 5, 1858.
tsy- Wind, Rock. Reg. and Valley DEM copy tbs
The above sale is postponed till Wednesday, The Sa
Of December.
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nn0KSI Rn0hs ROBT. COWAN has just

DOCKS! BOOhS ROBT. CoWAN has just
ID received the following Books;
Annals of the American Pulpit vol 5th-Eplscopa-
ans; The Life aud Labors OF The Rev. Daniel Baker,
D. D. Theology OF Christian Experience, designed as
an Exposition Of the Common Faith Of the Church
OF God, BY Geo. ID. Armstrong, u. D.; Discourses on
Common Topics of Christian Faith and Practice, by
james W. Alexander, ID. D.; Jacobus' Notes ON the
Gospels; The Mind of Jesus The Words of Jesus;
The Shadow on the Hearth The Sheepfold and the
Common, or the Evangelical Rambler. &C., &c.
Staunton Nov. 90, '59.
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.-ln carrying
N into effect decree of the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusta rendered ON the Sd day of November 1858, in
The case Of ShiHett VS. Shifett and others, shall, on
Thursday. tile Esd dag of Deceber next proceed, on
the premises to sell the TRACT OF LAND In the
bill and proceedings mentioned lying about seven
miles North of the towp Of StauntOn, near the Mead
am road, adjoining the lands Of Wampler, Walker
heirs, &c. containing about OSE HUNRREp AMP TWEEN
rY-Two ACRES.
This tract lies well, is we'll improved and well wa
tered and susceptible of high state of cultivation
TERMS:--So much of the purchase money In hand
as will pay the charges and expenses of sale and the
balance upon credit Of one two, three four years.
to bear interest from the day of SALE the purchaser ex-
ecutipg bonds, with good security, and the title re-
Nov l6, 49,. Commissioner.
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NOTICE.-In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
~ Court for Augusta County, entered in the cause
therein depending of Huveys heirs against Hulvey 8
Committee, &C., on the 9th day of November 1858,
upon the premises, On the terms of six eighteen and
thirty months from the day of sale, IN three equal
payments, except so much down money as will pay the
costs of suit and the expenses attending the saiethe
tract of land of which the late Philip Hulvey died
seized, embracing SO Acres, well improved, in fine
heart and within TWO miles OF the Macadamroad lead
ing from Stanton to Winchester. The peighborhood
of the tract is one of the most desirable in the County
for all the requisites of good neghborhoodshp;,
Men OF small families, or new beginners. could not
suit themselves better than by buying the tract
j, B. WATTS,
Nov 1s58-tds Commissioner.