Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-08-16
VIRGINIA TO WIT :-Ata Court of Angus
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VIRGINIA TO WIT :-Ata Court of Angus
Y ia County, held at the Court House ofsaid
County on Monday, the 9th day OF June, 1883:
All the acting Justices of this Court having been
summoned to appear here on this day to take into
consideration the rearrangement OF the Election Ds-
rIcts of the County, aud majority OF said Justices
being present, and legal notice having been given,
1t is ordered that the bounds of Greenve district,
No. A. be altered and that said district be hereafter
bounded as follows: Beginning in Mill Greek at the
crossing of the GreenvilIe stage road, thence with
the stage road to the road leading by Joseph
Smiths home place TO Cochran's Mill, aud thence
with the road leading N. w. from said Mill ~
miles to the Middlebrook stage road, thence with
said stage road to the road leading of towards st.
Johns Church, and with the latter road leading
by John Grims house and with said road to the
Chestnut Ridge thence with said ridge to the Butter
road at Stovers formerly Links farm and with tho
Butter road to the Mddlebrook and Brownshurg road
by McNutts, aud with the latter road TO the Rock
bridge and Augusta line, thence with said line TO the
Nelson County line and with the Nelson and Angus.
"a line to the Mt Torrey and Tye River Gap road,
thence due West to the top of Mt Torrey Ridge
to Patterson's Saw Mill, thence down the Greek TO
its junction with South River, thence with the River
to Mt TORY furnace road. thence with the old Nit.
rorrey furnace road to NM Greek, and up inc same
this district shall behsld at Greenyille and Stuarfs
Draft and Midway. rsttfi rzL
Waynesboo District, No. 5.--Beginning in. Chris
tians Greek, OF the crossing Of MI Torrey Furnace
thence up the South River to the mouth OF Patter-
sons Saw Mill Greek to Pattersons Saw Mill, thence
i line due east across the top of Mt TORY Furnace
Ridge to the Augusta and Nelson County lme at the
mace road, thence with the County line by Rockfsh
Gap and Abemare line to the Turks Gap road thence
with said road to Porter6eld's Still house. thence
straight line to the Winchester road near the resi-
dence of the late Gen. Porer6ed and ct the corner Of
Jacob Hildebrands farm. thence with the Porterheld
road until it intersects the Barren ridge road ct
George Coleys shop, thence with the latter road 10
the road, leading from Christians Greek to Waynes-
boro and with said road to Christians Greek near
Sniteman's Mill, thence up said Greek to VIM. s.
Hangers farm, thence line along the top OF ridge,
dividing the waters Of Christians Greek from the old
poor house draft striking said Creek west OF PecEs
Mill dam, thence up Christians Greek TO the begin
ming. This district shall have its places of voting at
Waynesboro', Rishersville andSherando.
AUG. O. 1859. WIZ. A. BURNETT, D. G..
NEW TOBACCONIST.-Ih taken thestore
~ room lately occupied by VIM. Bsrkman, and I'm:
mediatey opposite the Virginia Hotel, where VII Se
found general assortment of TOBACCO, SEGARS,
SNUFF, PIPES, and all articles usually kept In
wholesale and retail Tobacco Store: By prompt at.
ention to business and determination to give entire
satisfaction hope to merit and receive asSare the
public patronage. v. .. JENhiNo'
Stanton, Feb. l, 1859. -.
lust RECEIVED-Alo lot of fine Shirts, Collars,
81 Drawers Undershirts, Crayats, &c. Also on
hand, an assortment of CLOTHING, suitable for all
seasons made up in the best styles and VIII be SOLD
0N'ap ~ oI Under the North Wing Of va: Hotel,
~ few TRUNKS on hand, which VIII be sold
Cheap. - SEI
~ All work guaranteed as represented. E
Staunton, July 10, 1S5s'-Vind copy.
100NEGROEs WANTED.-I will pay In
IUU CASH the highest market pri. ~
ces for able bodied young NEGROES MA
for the Southern market. Persons hsy- ~HA5V
ing such for sale viii find it to their HN
interest to call on me before selling by M
letter or otherwise at Waynesboro, W.
Augusta County. Virginia.
July 28, 1S59-6mo.* JOHN B. SMITH.
CTTUATION AS A TEACHER WANTED.-.The
is DESTROYS of obtaining situation as teacher OF
classical school.
~ The best of references given. ,
Address d. i: DAkNALL,
july 28, 1s5s.-sts. Waynesboro', Va.
MIDWAY ACADEMY.-The second session
vi will omen LIST SEprrnBER, and close last of June
BOARD 80 90 per month"; tuition $40 to 1856 per session
of 10 months P. o. address Steee's Tavern, Angus
ia, Va WIN. PINKERT0N, Principal.
CToRE-RO0M FOR RENT.-The room formerly
y occupied by us is offered for rent 1t is convent
emily situated for business of all kinds Call on Hen
ry Frank, at our sales room, Corner of Va Hotel.
STEINER, BROS. co.
Staunton, July l9, lS59.-Vn copy.
SUGAR & SYRUP.-As Agents of the Portland
- Sugar Co., we keep constantly on hand supply
OF their II. 4 A. H. SUGAR AND SYRUP, which We
offer at Factory Prices. F0WLE CO,
Aug. 8, 1859. Alexandria, va.
n REEN AND BLACK TEAS of the best quality
VI can be had at
= DR.. a. 8. EICHELBERGER'S
Stsunton, March 8, 1859. Drug Store.
n DOZEN ROCKING CHAIRS, from Sl.50 up.
D wards. Also large lot of FURNITU RE which
can sell very cheap. A. ID. CHANDLER.
staunton, July is, 1859. -
MARBLE TOP CENTRE TABLES-A nice arti-
ll Gle. Also rs dozen Cane Seat Chairs. Call and
see them at CHANDLEkS.
Stauntou. July 10, 1859. -. t....,. 4
HORSE SHOES.-2O kegs Horse and Mule
IL shoes Government Pattern TO be received this
week by WOODS d GILKESON.
Staunton. Aug Q, 1859. te
O000 LBS BROOKLYN STAR WHITE LEAD
ZUUU in patent cana. P. II. TROUT co.