Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A CARD.-We are now receiving from the City OF
~ New York q large and elegant Stock OF staple
aud fancy DRY GOODS to which we ask the early
attention OF our friends.
most fashionable designs of the season. Having Tsl
ted the largest and must fashionable wholesale ana
retail houses to be found in Philadelphia and New
York we feel assured that none are better osteo or
prepared to do business upon just and equitable terms
than ourselves.
And having an experience of twelve years in the
business we feel convinced that the ore price, Cash or
strictly months system is the only just ana eqia
BILE mode OF conducting the mercantile business ~ the
present day. 40.
We therefore ask particular attention to the terms
upon which we propose do business for the future
feeling convinced that il is change in which the
buy er aud the seller are alike concerned
LIST. ALI goods marked in plain figures ana put one
2nd. discount allowed for cash on all bills OF s5
and upwards.
srd credit of six months only to responsible Gus
toners.
4th All bills due tn be settled July and January.
BY selling the best goods at very small ADVANCE
upon their first COST mean to make It TO the lpter-
est Of a good Judges Of goods TO buy oil Us upon our
terms. :. '.s,f
We are well aware In order to adhere to the. pne
price short credit SYSTEM we will be obliged to mark
our goods at smaller profit than Gao possibly be a.
forded when long and uncertain credits are gwen.
Under this system the responsible paying customer IL
not required to pay for the risk taken for the r.es
ponsible and not paying.
No goods to be returned after two days unless dam
aged or not such az rtpresented =.
We hope by strict attention and desire TO DO Dus'
mess upon fair and honorable terms TO receive con
tnuation of that liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to u.s. aud for which we hereby return our sincere
thanks. DAVIS A. hAloEh w.
s,aunton, April 5. 1859.
T ANDS IN MARKET.-ln pursuance of q de.
4 cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county en-
tered at the November term 1855 IN cause therein
depending between Samuel ID. Wallace and Others,
Plaintiffs and Fleming Carol and others, Defend
ants we will proceed, Friday 29th o. May nSrs, on
the premises, 10 sell the following TRACTS OF LAM
belonging to the said Carroll ~ w.t.
| lst A Tract known Us the "Brown Hill Iract,
containing about lob Acres. and adjoining the snos
of Robt Craig, L. Woodward, and others IL has OIL
| il a DWELLING HOUSE,, out-houses, Spring, &c.
Cd A Tract containing 26 Acres, adjoining what IL
known as the "Welch Tract on
8d. The Mountain Tract" containing about oSo
ACRES, adjoining the lands of Sensabnrg Barclay
aud others on and crossing the Rockbridge county
line. go,
sons desiring to purchase. They a,s :useepsloe Oh
l;mnroyement-are finely tigibered-eonv enlenf 10
market. and may be made profitable for grazing pur'
lposes. 8, h.,d ond on..
third in ak months and the balance in twelve anu
-four months thereatterin equal insta'ments,
ha nrchaser to give bonds and good personal secu-
tv and the title 10 be retained ultimate security.
Il n If the sale is not completed on the day ap-
no;nted, it will be continued until the next day.
! p'''' ~ j. b. WATTS, lcom,rs
n. K. TROUT,