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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-12

CARLISLE PA March II Is58.
The Court Martial try Col. sumner met this morning.
anna ,ehcra cre mr., zent excent Cenaral Wool vrho
Al he Numbers Noro p''S'n' eA'eP' 'en''a "oo' VINO
As stH nk Coi sumner vas arrashed on TWO charges,
namely
CHARGES
For the prejudice of good order and military dis
ciplre
n-Fer violation a. The Article OF prohibiting the
sending Of a challenge IN right a duel
SPECIFICATIONS
That Col. sumntr did, syracuse. the 18th OF
January, ishs attempt to mske personal affair with
General HNnty of Official mstter-namely, an
answer made by general Harvey RESPONSE questions
~ the Court Msfus a. Ft I-sven~ortn concerning his
prejudice 81 bias .gabst ca sumner.
Il.-Tnai Co. surn ud, NJ Washington. on the 18th
or Febfusrs lsbs, IN account o General Hsrneys re
fus W reply 20 the Heterogeneous send challenge, In
violation Of tho 29tn articio Of war
III Tue charge upbr aiding sno.her officer for refusing
chsiepga, violation or the twenty article OF
war specialization Contained in tho letter OF
Colonel sumner Of the 10Th OF February.
colanel summer ple,ded uvot guilty
I. = ~
Inc iohoNns AL avsuaStu tue corresponucncc SUD
niied W. evidence by III. proc, cutlon-
le,,., from Colonel Sumner 70 General ,rney dated
q. ,,s ronr,.,v n. isss ast,ns aarncv 40 -, ~,
~ =. - -. =. ss,,is he aim ',,i,y " ~ nun
tom t.otain IN ..ooi,,, t,sperai uarrav,s A..
- ,,,o,a lrr,nor ,c,nrr,,r M. ,e,,cr he usrn.r,,
'e-'' W - N' y
,.o-. ,,ro,a, ~ u.,.cv sroo, svracrsa a,,nr
A. 80. y, y.,,, a. o,v a. moe, usrrcy a. ~ anss
~ s,ss the is,h q, January ana propouuds m, ausrv
soesher ns,ne! a,'n.ei :, ~ MS
Ian rram S,m.er 70 UArney daied svrscuse
January ~, cenhurhg MN tot N'oah on INC sancty OF
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ssrxrxp Couxr-Crouit-Noe AL. 1915. 1921 1917
92l2 g2s2 32S, 2l6i 2s4 faob 27es 2ase 2aIs 1880
1919 356 3492 3lia, 20, 2ss3 ~, 2Gss 3IOi 3i3s
2Oig $40. 40 3s49, 2s55, z2ib $685. $780, 1855 3ll7
golf 1918 S1s5. 4e5 2ele 1876 1910 l3,o 5000 2lq5
9qss q6il 2is7 s77 9sS7 2ie4 2aio soeo 99li. qisi
tSTrxp svara Dmrwcr ,)ousf-soe. ~, IS 1885, lss a.
e. 81. i,s 49, Sc IS lla isa al g, %, 10 ii ils
SUPERIOR CouRr.-- Adjourned 70 Monday.
Cosxos prssc-put aNos lilo $40, liz, 1s5, 2To, 2lI
ss7, PC, 1850, ga so7, li3, ~ rs ITO pst Mos
res, Tel, 100, Q, "a, TSq, T+o,
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Rr.,.sTsss LAND OFFICES
Monroe Doroh ~ Tuscaloosa, Ala rea Dpointsd.
Ichu Henry HI & rernvls, Ala reapppinl-d.
Tho. U, GascocR At soUtgo,aery, Ala reappouied
Lewis p. " -irty AT De s'1p,is Is. Ala reapp ,nted.
James II. are, II suntsviile, Ala relpponted
RECEIVERS PUBLIC MONEY.
jams " Warren az susrainosa, Ala rca TpoDted.
Benjamin Licyi. at ere.nvile, Ala reappointe1.
Edmond Hastings st montgomery, Asa rsappointcd
John s. Nance, u, Huntsville, Ala; reapeonted
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


FIIIor-Br>Hss -Ou Thursday March II, at the rest
donce Of the bndes father Commander G. Bcnnam, OF
staten Island BY the Rev Jesse pogA!Yas Enor, Esq,
OF this city, TO Miss MARGARET GREESsgs7'Az
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Disasters at Sea.
HAMPTON ROADS March II, 1883
The schooner G. u. Cook from Nex York RI ;amond.
put here to day, with loss of foress and anchor She
will proceed on her voyage tomorrow
1h- British schooner Uncle Ton, from Halifax for City
Pop IL ashore Hamrtoo bar Assistance has gooe
down 10 her She will get or by discharsos part of her
cargo.
BosToN March II, 1858
The schooner j. p. Chase, from Ginucasthr for New
YORK with cargo or mscksrei, went the
end 81 Nantucket Monday night Grew part OF the
cargo saved. The vessel is d total loss
New Hampshire Election.
Concord March II, 1883.
Two bundred and twelve towns gvie Halle 1876 ma.
jorry
The Housc stands 80 far I9l republicans to so dc
mocrats
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The Case OF Judge LOring mt Boston.
Bosros, March II 1853.
The address for the removal OF Judge Loring passed
he House to DAY by 27 yes7 to lo6 nays ts fate the
Senate liz doubtful.
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Bs.srYusp, N. Y, March II, 1888
John Nichols was 10 day sentenced 10 be hung on SEN
tember g. FOR the murder Of Edmond Burns.
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The Southerr Mall.
WASHINGTON, March II, 1853
The Southern mail from ali p,'nts late Que at
band, but brings no news OF iu r'r, snce.
Weather ksyrrts.
BY the Northern, Eas erp, Wis. AMI Southern Teie
graph Llnes.--oilce Il Wall street.
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Ncn-Arrival Of the Steamer Canada.
Boston, March lilo r. ".
The weather is quite thick below, snd there il little
prospect Of the steamer Canada coming up to night
Wind freeh and bio wing from the northeast
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Bsscpeior's Hair Dye, wiGs and Toupce~-
The In IN, world surpssng I'll made Sold and applied
al The mandatory, IS broadway.
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The Metallic Tablet Razor strop Csn bs
obtained genuine at j. 8 SAUNDERS store No.
latnv IinuaP
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Bro. ne Color. os Sope.ior Quality, ut Lowest
prices rt ANDREW A. NO-En's rs wilh-m street, oppo-
49, nAa
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The Espencbeid Hat for the Present Spring
has been endorsed by gentlemen Of taste Price
z BAL At Nassau street
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10000 Casss Bos.ts and SHOES MT Aus ton
prices ut PHILLIPS a SMITHS - Warreo street
Choice Havana Scgsrv, Snufrs, Tobaccos,
Yeorschaun pipes. &C NEwCOMBE 4 SON. 39lJs broad
MA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ A. a" AZ a" 4" Ai'-ANDERsOE % BOW
n. cry, selling carpets ~ tremendous lass from
Ifcts hngsh vclves q tet lila per yard;
English Brussels Is - s. iaEran carpets. 3s A.,
olclohs "a 6c as Is a. uOun worth purchased
hnd must b. sold HIRAM ASDERSOH, % Bowery.
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Eiil'- Heir Dye, . Shiiiings ~ box, BIscl
or brown. No. barclay street, and ali druggists.

t.ry suicides comntted by persons the
isons msnamed specifics THESE pills so7the cleanse
Tsgu'sle and nyrorae the diseased and enfesbei
orgsns instead ~ Irritating and insmns them ss mercury
iron nd m
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(rBAPPFD HANDS CERTAIN CURE.--HE1EMAN q
" co \ compound camphor ice with Riy .erine cheap.
safe and agreeable NE 6hMAN 4 co,
Nos lG5, Z3. Sll and 1856 yroad-a
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
LOCAL MATTERS.
Trial of Rev. DanieI DOwney.

The Circuit Court has been engaged since
Saturday the 9Th inst, in the trial Of the Rev
Daniel Downey, formerly Pastor in charge OF
the Roman Catholic Church at this place, VINO
stands charged with the murder OF William Null
lins on the 18th of December last The Com
monwealth's Attorney, Col. uarman, has oeen
assisted by the Attorney for the Corporation VI
Stanton, Wm. s. II. Baylor, Esq. COL Dan
dwiu, Ii. NJ Bell, E,q, aud MessrS' A'chle' 'N'n'
ner & Mich e, Constitute the able coo'>1, 'o' '''s
accused. Tue argument was opened on thursday
evening by W,n. s II. Baylor, Esq, Tor the
Comnon wealth, and viii be concluded to day oy
OIL. Hartman. Without particular zlng we may
say that the speeches Of all the gentlemen en-
gagged in the cause have been marked by great
ability. The e,,e will probably be given to The
jury this evening, aud We shall announce the re
suit next week Possibly We may be able to lay
the evidence in full before our readers.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
Ladies', Fair,

As announced last week, the ladies of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in this place, will
have Fair and Supper at Union Hall on Thurs
day evening, the cath inst. Entertainments OF
this kind have become an established "instltu-
ton" in our community, aud every one who
participated in the eDjoymeuts of the last two
will be pleased at the prospect of another. The
amount of money expended by each person is a
mere triAe, for which, however, he receives an
equivalent in useful articles, social enjoyment,
OR dainty fare, while the aggregate enables the
ladies to carry out important benevolent enter
prises. We hope the ensuing Fair and Supper
will be handsomely patronized.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
Postage Reform.

The U. S. Senate very unexpectedly passed
a law one day last week, raising the postage on
letters from three To 1--WE cents, and abohsh'ng
the frauklng privileges of members Of Congress
The former is back step in human progress,
but the latter is very desirable change IL
would do more than anything else to oonine
members Of Congress to their Legitimate bust
ness. and tend also to prevent the extravagant
expenditure OF money in the publication Of use
les documents. The House did not concur in
tha changes
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
a Suggestion.

The Mayor of Staunton has received s com'uu
picalion from Mrs. Anna Cora Richie Vice Re
gent of the Mt. Vernon Association, suggesting
the propriety of some demonstration IN the even
ing of the 4th Of July tor the benefit of the Mt.
Vernon fund. II is proposed that an effort Of
some description shall be made in all the prncl
nal towns of the State 1t is u matter tor the
consideration of our citizens, and We call their
attention to it now that such steps may be ta-
ken promptly as are necessary TO accomplish the
object.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE FROM THE BOARD OF PUB
IN Lie wORKS-In compliance with the ,provis-
ions of an act of the General Assembly passed on the
I'D of April 1858, the Board OF Public Works OF va.
invite Sealed Proposals. to be opened on the 2Sd Of
june 1888, stating the lowest terms on which the Sn,
periptendence of the following named State Roads will
be undertaken from and after the LIST July next, vlz
Alleghan, and Huntersvile, Abs Valley and Tug
Road, Beverly and Fairmont Road, Farmont and
Wheeling Road, Floyd Courthouse and HilIsville
Road. Huttonsvle and Huntersville Road, Hunters
Vile and Lewlsburg Road. Martins Bottom and Lew
isburg Road, Mlddefork Turnpike Road, Northwest
ern Turnpike Road Junction Valley Road Ohio River
and Maryland Road, Rchlands and Kentucky Line
Road Tazewel Courthouse and Richards Road,
stanton and Parkersburg Road, Southwestern Turn.
pike Road, Slavin's Cabin and Summersvllle Road,
wyoming Courthouse and Bluffs Road.
When several Roads of such length and cent?
guilty as to admit of it, proposals will be considered
for the superintendent of more than one Road by the
same person The Board will decide upon the compe-
tency and fitness of applicants as 10 which the most
satisfactory testimonials will be required, and every
superintendent will be required to give bond with AM
pie security, conditioned for the faithful performance
of his duties.
BY order of the Board of Public Works,
TH0S. II. DE WITT, Sec. B. P. W.
Richmond Nav l2, '5S-lm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
PRIVATE SALES.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The un-
Y designed offer for sale, privately, $50 Acres
of Land, lying within two miles OF Waynesporuugo,
aud known as the ''Sleele Farm" This Is one OF the
most desirable estates in the county. The land Is ot
arst rate quality the improvements are good, water
excellent ami abundant and the neghborhood remark
abe for iaciIiues ot arNets, mills, schools ana
churches.
A long credit can be given OH considerableportio
Ut the purchase money, by It's being made an interest
Gearing fund and secured on the land
TIE Premises will be shown 10y samuel H. Steele to
any one desrous OF purchasing; ami any Information
furnished by j. d. lmbUden II addressed by letter at
SIauntUD, Va.
Ii not sold in body Will agree to divide it into
equal moltles, aud sell them separately.
Aud Samuel ii. Steele viii sell u tue same time, In
addition 10 his half OF the above tract, 81 Acres coh-
iyuous to il, which is principally IN timber.
Such land this is larel III marker, and we earnest
iy invite attention 10 it, }. ID. IMDUUEN,
SAM l. Ii STEELE
Exors OF A. A. Steele, decd.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
Fourth of July.

We unite most cordially with the VIMdIeGt0r
in urging solne sort Of celebration of the APP
pruaching anniversary Of our National lndePt"-
dence. For roany years past the day has been
permitted To pas, by without even an approach
to a general celebration, except the closing NJ
of the houses of business, aud the total deser'
ton Of our streets. Instead of the hustle, and
animation, aud hilarity that prevailed in the
Olden time, every thing now wears an appear
ance of gloom and listless Indifference. We are
glad to believe that the coming Fourth" will
be more lively than usual. We understand the
"West Augusta Guard" expect to be fully uni
formed and equipped BY that time, and will
make their first public parade. We presume
the '.Fi re Association" will also be on hand.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
The 'rem.erance Society.

II is q gratifying tact that many Ut the boys oil
S,auuton are dis osed 10 revive the Temperance
organization which existed among them soIue-
time ago A youths Temperance Society has
been started under the supervision of the Rev.
G. G. Brooke, which, We hope, may DO the
means of accomplishing much good. Meetings
OF the Society are held every Wednesday after
noon, az 8 O'clock, in Mr.. Crank's school room,
in the basement of the Lutheran Church, which
are open to any person interested in the cause.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RouGu SKINS, CHAPPED HANDS &

ROITGu SKINS, CHAPPED HANDS &c.
THESE auuo sauces, incident TO the season, can be
readily cured by the use OF "FoNTAINEs CREAM OF
W,n FLOWERS" Its medicated laiher penetrates the
pores heals the sore aud abradd surface and mparts
delicacv and softness TO the skim ~
FoR SuAvIXG-Gentlemen will find it admirable
and tor Washing Infants and Children, 1t VIII prove
an etfecual safeguard against chatting, erupii9hs,
+. G. FONTAiNE Co., sos Broadway ana NO
Aslor House, New York Sold by all Druggi''s'-
For sale IN Staunton by DR.. WIN. b. YOUNG
April q, lS5S-lm ...;a no NOW.
DSS,S nkVrAI FLUID Toothache instantly re
he'd Nv Dowden's Dental Fluid. soft and Spongy
-, osad nv Dowden's Dental Fluid, Teeth made
rbirs and tartar removed bv Dowdens Dental Fluid
recommended by Drs. Peasants, Hudson, Edmonas
where. For sale by Iii Druggists, wholesale and re-
rail GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist
Sixth and Broad Streets, Rlchmond, Va.
~ Beware Of limitations, To"thwashes, &C.
llGl am
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15

ATTACKING NEWSPAPER OFFIoE.-After tne
oIso,ian Of Berrelr, Mayor of Washington was
., csr,ained Monday night, gang OF trlumpnan'
rowdies passed the Star office, and threw or,chS
,brou,rb The windows, al the same time ur,ig a
bout 80 pistol bullets into the front OF the oI''u,
;ns The cause OF the attack was the reiuSal Vi
rbe Star. Democratic paper, to support Derle'',
the nominee, against Richard Walach, brother
IS tha editor of the paper.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15

GOVERNMENT FINANCES. The New York Even
Ing Post will have il that the federal government
seems to be Fastening To bankruptcy. One wear
AGO there WAS Surnln$ of more than 81 900, 900
IN The treas Try it is now Susceptible of dennr-
stration that before another fiscal year has elap-
ed we shall have national debt of over 500
VoO,OOO, and by the close of Mr.. Bnchanan's adj
hlnls,ratlon, debt, in all probability exceed
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
The Market

Our Market is now well supplied with all the
necessaries of lite and uxuries of the season, Of
fered at very reasonable prices. Early vegeta-
bles command more extravaganza price than
some people can well afford to give, but they
will rapidly decline as the supply increases. -
Butter has been sold as low as u 1-2 cts. per
pound. Strawberries are abundant at one shil'
ling per quart. Young chckees bring from
10 a IN On cts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
MRessie Bell Maltz.,,

This is the title of new piece of music COM
posed by our talented townsman, Prof A. j.
Turner, which we would advise all who have
piano, to purchase and practice. Mr.. Turner's
merits as a composer do not fall short of his &C
complishments as teacher and performer, and
we cannot Doubt that the memory OF bessie
Bell" will be perpetuated in the waltz as it has
been in the quaint old songs of the olden time.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
Adjournment of Congress.

Both houses of Congress agreed last week To
extend the session 10 yesterday. when, it is pre-
sumed, an adjournment took place. According
to rumor, the President would call an extra Ses-
sion Immediately in case the appropriation bills
were passed too late to give him time to exam
inc them He was determined to sign no bill
without understanding and approving It's proviS-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15

The agitation of the African Slave Trade, is
continued in South Carolina, though it threat
ems even there To become a sectional issue"
tending to division of the State The sup
country" and slow country" parties seem divi-
ded upon this question: and we find in the IMer-
cury's" correspondent, "Walewski," intinations
of a willingness, "to draw the sword and throw
away the scabbard" 10 defence of Convictions
matured by reason and reflection"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
The Wheat Crop.

The wheat generally in this county still gives
promise ofan abundant yield, In some portions
of the county few fields have been injured 'e'
riously by the joint worm and by rust, but the
damage is not such As to cause apprehensionS OF
serious dimiuution OF the crop in the county
generally
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
1 VISITORS TO THE SPRTNGs-Should sene
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES!!
ID FRANCE L. CO., Managers of the Maryland
IL. State Lotteries, present the following Splendid
oCuelnes
For JUTE, 1853. 49,

They caution purchasers of Tickets to beware of or
derug Tickets Lotteries where extraordinary large
such are swIndIes.
The Mar, land Lotteries have been in existence for
Forty Years They are drawn by State Officer. and
can be relied on. If you draw Prize you will get
your money. The whole country is flooded with b.
gus Lottery concerns Beware Of them.
t5y- Order in the Maryland State Lotteries.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15

~" Hundreds of our citizens complain OF debility
aud hnguor of the system arrangement OF the liver
or stomach &c they frequently the result of too
close application aud thousand other causes we can
not here name; but we would say to all afflicted,
do as we have dOne-get bottle or two OF DR.. Hooi-
lands German BtlerS, prepared by DR.. jackson, and,
our word for it, you will be cured. We recommend
this medicine, knowing from experience that it is
much superior to the generality of patent medicines.
We would say to readers, purchase none unless
prepared BY DIR. G. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia
Principal office Ais Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sold by druggists and storekeepers in every town and
village In the United States, CanadaS, West Indies and
South America at IS cents per bottle. See that the
signature of Dr. q. NJ, jackson is on the wrapper ON
each bottle.
For sale by Dr. H. S. Eichelberger i Bro, and DR..
T. IL. Il j. G. Kinney, Stanton; Jas. +. Ross, Mt.
Sidney; Waye Il Thompklns, Buchanan; w. NJ. Scott,
CovingtOn.
lime ) lS5S-2w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
NOTICE !--By virtue of Il deed vi trust execute

n Office by virtue vi u deed vi trust execute,
~ me, US trustee, BY Anthony AZ lor ana "ie %
the "a ua uarJ, loOo and vi record III the Vi
nee ui Tue County Court OF Augusta WILL GU S9t"'-
dy tpth ~ J@ty 1905, proceed ~ sell, ON the pieh
lseS, the TRACI OF LAND Wherein the SAID An,hu
~ ylor nov resides, ADJOINING the lands VI Jolhoe"
wfIgut, sen, luunIas Burke, Martin Oreoaugh all.
F.euerlcA haduer, situated On Naked Creek, III salt
county, aud eUusaiulng Two Hundred ana I"eNe
cres, OF theieaoVdtS,-"n SIX, twelve ana eiShteel
mouths une, III tn &C equa' pay 50 inu@n
dow N luDeJ STALL Satisfy tue expenses Attending
,he sale,-secured Dy bonds Win approved PERSONA
security, and retention oi The u,le Us ultimate security
And, also, at the same time ana place. the FOLLOWING
Personal Property, to W.T. Horse eailea Ioni paS
with DaIlface aud three white feet years old; Lock
bay of colour, years old Bird bay Of colour, with
small blaze the face years old; George, bay, VIII
ball.ace years old; Top bay, years old; Barne,
brown of colour ears old 4 Cows, one OF them b
briude, years old another red, with stripe on the
back ears old another sh-brndle with somt
white spots years old and another white-spotted,
wears old red Helfer with white face years old REQ
and white Heiter, years old; Bull year old, blush
of colour spotted Heer, year old; head OF grown
Sheep and Lambs, forty odd head Of Hogs; four
horse Wagons; pair of Gears; Barouch and Doub.
Harness Farming Utensils, and Crop OF every kind
together with Household and Kitchen Furniture,-oh
credit OF tour months, except hve dollars ana under
cash purchasers giving bonds, with approved secu-
rty bearing interest from date. The proceeds OF the
ntre estate he named, Will be distributed 10 al
persons either directly indirectly entitled, accord
ing 20 the date aud legal and equitable character OF
their peeve ances, or demands, either al
rectly, or by the aid of Court OF Chaneery US the
sequel in the premises may show 10 be necessary.
Within two years past, said Aylor offered sixty
dollars per acre. in strong payments for the tract.
II is useless. therefore, tor me to attempt minute
description OF it, especially all DESTROYS of purchas
ing will examine the land for themselves before bid
dug and, especially, too, as the Naked Greek Iands
are, proyerbrly, known being equal IN strength
aud prod ,cyenesS to the best lands situated beweeh
Harpers Ferry and The Tennessee line. 1t is LITERAL!
in the midst of Mills aud Factories, within one mile OF
Burke'S Mill POst-uice, three miles of Mount Craw-
ford four miles OF Mount Sidney, and about eqndls
ant from Harrispnburg aud Staunlon, near the Mead
am road intervening the two last named places
Although the tle OF the land is unquestionable, ye
will convey such title only Is vested IN me by saio
deed.
The ,ime OF giving possession will be fixed upon on
the day OF sale. j. b. WATTS, Trustee.
June 5 l~5>.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-15
Travel TO the Springs.

The travel to the various watering places OF
Western Virginia has fairly commenced. The
cars were pretty well filed on Saturday last.
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NTOTICE.-We have sold our entire stock 6
IN Watches and Jewelry to g. G. YEAKLE, who viii
continue the business at old stand as heretofore
Very thankful for the liberal patronage extended Il
US the last four years, hope that the former pat
rons to the late firm will continue the same encOu
agement to G. Yeakle, as he will endeavor to 81,
perfect satisfaction to all.
y May IL, '5s. KAMERER d FLAG.
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To Corresnondents,

The poetical cuurriburinrs OF Miss u. F and
Mr. 20" have been received. and will be in
serted hereafter