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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12
DIED,

March 18th at Mr. Wm. GIendy p OF tyPhoIu le.oI,
1osSpu \. LAREw, youngestson OF JACOB Lare"' age"
Il years and two days
vao. ,aroar G. H., Va Feb 2Sth,ilS59, Mrs. ERASc
so Hall. wife Of Capt. Arch A. haIi, ioTinetS y,
tb;s County. "Blessed are the dead VINO a'e III U''
Lord"
Do,a,tsd this life "Wednesday the stu INST, al'el .
IN, md distressing illness, ELEANoR -DoVS|AsS'
5oy,hser Of John and Ellen ) McCue, aged IL months
SrIs has been cut down in early chldhooa Desoti,
j novyar hut destined to live and bloom 'oro9gu al
o,ernity. "Og such is the kingdom OF he2'eu'
Atb,s residence near Greenyille, Augusta Co. Va,
Narch tbe l9th 1852 Mr.. HgNsY HAWPE VINO Iog uvIS
~ half = century had been worthy ana rsSpee''
citizen Of that community. ., ,,;ss aol rnor
EcrIv in the winter "Cousumpnon SCI ms sea- uPua
,;, agd death marked him for his own" ConScloGy,s
If his condition he meekly bowed to tue nlVlne
and with Christian resignation awaited tne nou "
80 d;ssohItion When the crisis came ne WSiSeI NC
harately into the cold waters Of death IN tue Iu OK
se of all his faculties, feeling at every conscious
stem he took the sustaining power ots VnrAS''"I .
hope. -. ,o,,,,,,rs, of citizens
r.s;,eS 10 The house OF mourning, 10 ten9er 'ne'I
sS,nnothes to his stricken family, eud perform tne
st "a dutv of committing, what was mortal, 70 lIs
fnal RESTING place Two daughters are 'e' 70 Uo"'H
The Association made in the family circle.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12

Mr. John Jackson, publisher of the Calais Adyer-
,sar yrites know il to be all it is recommended
,,, nsad II in my family for six or seven years
Every mother and housokoRSr es' a s' as scod Sn
Yi Isl, @,nnnv children and servants For many
Of rbese cases Davis Pain Killer, is an indispensable
article la diarrhna il has been used ana enee5eu
cnres, For cuts and bruises 1t IS inyaiuaee'~4's0
York EntmlRer. n,; ,,odio;ra bos
b,can,e an article Of commercial thing no medicine
49, LcS,oe before Pain Killer is as much an item
~ ssry bale Of goods sent to country merchants as
Tec Coffee or Sugar This fact speaks volumes III
;ts fsyor. - ls1s Falls 4ResseHGer. ,,-.as
DavIs VReHA2LE Pam ,n as and manT
r. rco5;c;nes in the market pretending to answer
yet the sSS tS S P xh59 D OF ss put
ple N ;s one Of the few articles that are Just
S %SS they pretend to be- Try i-B''ie 2sl'
grGpk. .,,,o oftbo D X is easi
" removed by washing in Alcohol ,,,s;o;re
80 sold by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine
dealers generally.
Aorii 4 IS5g-2W.
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Remarkable Cure of Dyspepsia

~. II y Uay-DrAR SIR ;-Through me you may
dantjv recommend the OrygenGtea BittsrS, as the
hast ifnot the only medicine that will cure dyspep-
s;o suffered for more than six years as only dys-
peptic can suffer, tried numerous medicines, ana t o
la ,,,+;I 7 6biNined from YOU the above Bitters.
The contents of three bottles SO far restored my
health mat for the last two years have had no oc
casion for medicine. Istrongly recommend al 9ys-
pS PrenareS only by SETH W. FoWLE CO., Bos-
4o1 Moss 10 whom oil orders should be addressed.
Soda nv their agents everywhere FOR sale IN otaun-
ton bv p. II Trout Co., DR.. Il. s. Eeicheioerger q
BRO, and DR.. W. b. Young.
April u, 1S59-lt. ------
MI JAMES F. DAVIS is authorized to act as A
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12
Y1rDCE 0p COURT OF APrEALS.

FLEorIoN, THURSDAY, April I4th, 10y
- We aye authorized 10 announce WILLIAM ).
ROBERTSON, of Albenlarle, ! candidate for the
Office of Judge of the Court of Appeals for the thr"
judicial Section .,r,. :,
,-5y~ We are authorized to announce Col. JOIN ..
3fLDWIN. of Augusta county, candidate Tor the
Office of Judge of the Court OF Appeals for the Third
Judicial Section.
W. We are authorized to announce RlOAAhD
PARKER tat present Judge Of the 18th circuit as
,andidata for the office OF Judge OF the Court OF ap
oeals for tins Ohe SAY Judicial Section.
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Arril Is. 1859.

rY0M5 n TssI0KEIs'S SALE or YALUA.
I J BILE REAL lESTATE By virtue of decree
endered on The goth day OF Now 1855, in the case Of
Snapp, guardian, VS.. Rodes' heirs, &C.; shall pro
oeed on SGtarday tie md deg Ct 4priS 1882 TO sell
auction. is Acres Of land, be The same more or less
Wing on Middle River, in Augusta, on the roaa IRON
Stannton TO Spring Hill, including the MILL on the
tract Said tract of land adoins the lands OF Isaac
Bushoug and others.
TgRNs on SALE SO much in cash as may be nee
ossary TO pay costs and expenses of sale and the bal
ance on credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
bonds with good security to be taken for the deferred
nayneuts aud the title 10 be retained as Ultimate Sc
enyity. An arrangement can De made for further
credit if desired HUGH W. SHEFFGY, Com'r
March / l9s9~-tds.
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4 SHALL Farm For SALE offer for sale
n privately small EARAi, containing So ACRES,
lying on The Va c. r. H. within half OF Cralgs,
Vile depot There are 30 acres cleared; the balance
well mbcral and tillahe. About 90 acres rpec POI,
MILL, in good order, and log Dwelling House
l win also offer for rent my DWELLING q STOLE
HOUSE, in Craigsyille. The Store House is close 10
the Depot Possession viii be given at any ume'I
Persons in want of the above named property wiu do
we'll to call upon me soon. For further particulars
address me at Creigsvle p o., Augusta co, va;
Sept q, lS5S-ti JAMES A. OSAlU.
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THE MARKETS.
sTAUNTON MARKETS.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
y7ooorte4 bar II. ~. POIcsW d; Go.

Reported fort5e Spectator Jy w. d. I6npkins o Bro
EIcnaoNp. APRIL Il, 1889.
FLOUR No Shipping sales since our last report.
Holders views above those of shippers. The retail
demand not SO brisk, and we continue our quotation
for Super. S7@71li Elk. S72@s,o0; Family. $S]a@
co. The latter prices or favorite brands OF cnolce
Flour Richmond Inspection.
WHpAT-Te note slight decline in this article
Several of the largest mills have stopped for this sea
SON. Sales $l5O@l .5001,7O for the best. Inferior
grades less as to quality. U0RN-9O@l.00. BUT
YER-ScGrce ana III demand. 5000 for poor ana
far 2sI<Gg25 for good. oATS-5566O. RYE-S6
@J0. PLASTGR-$5M@6.O0 GUANo-S5s.
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QUAKER CITY SEWING MACHINE.

T HAVE rented and fixed ny the room next door to
i the Adams Express Office, under the Virginia Ho-
tel for the purpose of exhibiting these machines and
would now most respectfully invitethe attention Of
the public TO them think il entirely useless to pass
any unnecessary encomuns upon them as it is to be
supposed that all who are in want, will call and see
them before purchasing, bus intend briefly to emu
merate it's merits and let heirperformancc speak for
themselves.
lst This is the simplest and most durable double
threaded machine now in USE There is no part of 1t
at all likely to get out of order and should il by pos
sibility happen to do go. any ocksmith can repair
lit.
Cd. The seam sewed is strong, neat and durable,
cannot be ripped though every sixth stitch be cut.
I'd. ANY kind OF thread may be used in sewing with
it, and 4th-the comparative oheapness Of the ma
chine places it within the reach of every family
They are furnished, put up at your houses for the
small sum of ftty aolJara. / will be most happy to
exhibit the machines to any one, though they may
not want to purchase as every one who sees it work
will bear testimony to its merits Call then and ex-
anime IT, j. NJ. CRANK, Ag't.
Stanton, March 90, ls59--Smos.
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For Constable ,

Nj. John j. Larew contemplates reslgnlng the
court and in that event take this method OF an
1ouucing myself candidate for the said Office res
ectfuly solicit the of my friends and fellow CIT
zens and should be elected, pledge myself TO aus
- GEO. NJ. APPLE.
Feb. 5, 1859. -o,,,, y g,
~ we are authorized to announce JOHN II. i.
SHULTI as q candidate for Constable IN the Green
fille District.
Feb. %. 1859.
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rnrs rnNGREsS

Ny JAMES II. SKINNER, Esq, is candidate 70
oTesenC ths District in the next Congress, sublec
% The decision Of Convention, if desired
Ky We are authorized to announce JOHN !
Y SRRIs' ESQ, ofRockngham, as candidate to rep
.e,t This District in the next Congress ofthe United
states subject to the decision Of Convention II one
De necessary.
Jan. is, '59.
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MARRIED.

o. Thursday the slst ult, by Rev. John Hersnbar-
ger Mr., WV. il. JoHYsoN and Mis-. May MANN.Se,
daughter of Mr. John Manuing-au OF Rockingham
A. tbs same time by the same, M JACOB H. RI
MEL and Miss REBEccA SWAMI all OF Rockingham
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12
NTIRGINIA MoRGAN.-ghi beautifal youl

VJRGINIA MORGAN.-Th beautiful young
Stallion, years old this spring, is q
brilliant blood bay, black legs, name ses-5vTfl
ard tail, not white spot ON him lie t. sSgsass.9S
is full l5% hands high, heavy made, NT%gy
weighing about 1900 pounds finely ssssszesasss7 =
muscled, with clean limbs He sired by the Yer.
mont Morgan the property of Samuel Wiley Of
Canton, ST. Lawrence County, N. " and sold to
NJ L. Bennett, VT, in 1853. This colt received the
FIRST premium last fall at the United States Fair and
first premium at the Virginia State Agricultural Fair
at Petersburg.
For full Pedigree refer to hand:hills.
This horse will stand al my stables, at the Virginia
Hotel Stable, Stanton and at Greenyille, one third
of his time at each place and win be let to mares at
81 the leap Sc the season. if paid before the first of
July, if not paid by that time 81 will be charged and
$19 insurauce-5O cents to be paid to the groom in
all cases. Persons parting with mare put by insu-
rance forfeit the insurance money. Care viii be Ia
ken TO prevent accidents but will not be liable for a.
ny that may happen.
Season to commence lst Of april and expire 1st Of
Iulr G. W M0WRY,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12

SJIHGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta county April
4th, 1852 David Baylor Guardian Of Msrgaret Sarah
Argenbright, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Margaret Sarah Argenbrjgh., David GFeayer 0nd
Polly his wife, John Zimmerman, George Greayer end
Catherine his wife, Augustine Argenbrght, Jacol
Argenbrght DAVID Argenbright, Andrew j. Argen
bright, Sarah Greayer, widow OF Valentine Greaver
decd, and ais.
Tha object of this suit is to obtain decree for the
sale OF tract fland 10 which the said Margaret Sa
rah Arperbrght is heir, il The bill mentioned,
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the Do
Rcrdarts Andrew Zimmerman George Zimmerman
David Zimmerman, Valentine Zimmerman, En-. Yin.
norman and Barbara Zimmerman, widow Of Jacob
Zimmerman, doc d., the unknown children OF George
IiumermGn, decd, and the unknown children OF
Martin Zimmerman deed. ere not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth IL is ordered that the said Defendants
do appeal here within month after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary to protect heI
interests A Copy-Tests,
April 8 1s59.-it JOHN PARIS, D. G,
= pRING AND SUMldER CLOTHING.-
~ We are this day receiving our Spring and Sum.
goods manufactured for this MARKET aud viii be
prepared 10 offer good article at Baltimore prices
Ali we ask is call Us we consider il no trouble to
show our goods We have also selected a large as
sortment diminishing Goods, such as Shirts, Col
lars Drawers, Crayats Socks, DC. all OF which We
viii sell cheap jor cash. We also receiving new
goods every few days by which means VIC can order
at short notice All goods guaranteed 10 be as rep
resented R0ANE & ABBY,
Under Virgins Hotel
Stanton, Mar, 29, '5S~-Y, cory,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12

Z ANDS In MAEKEr.-ln pursuance OF a de
cree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, en-
tered at the November term, 1858, in cause therein
depending between Samuel d. Wallace and others,
Plaintiffs, and Fleming Carol and others, Defeno-
ants, we will proceed, Flday, 20th Of May esrt on
the premises, to sell the following TRACTS OF LAND
belonging to the said Carol, to wit: -
lst Tract known the "Brown Hill Tract,
containing about 1913 Acres. and adjoining the lands
of Robt. Craig, e. Woodward and others. 1t has on
Il a d. EBllNS uousE, oUt-housaa, Spring, nc.
Cd. 4 Tract containing &c Acres, adjoining what Is
known as the "Welch Tract"
Sd The "Mountain Tract" containing about $50
ACRES, adjoining the lands of Sensaburg Barclay
and others; on and crossing the Rockbridge county
line
sous desiring TO purchase They are susceptible OF
imnrovement-are finely acknowledgements 70
mcrket and may be made profitable for grazing pur-
poses. la ,,d ava.
third in six months and the balance IN twelve and
twenty.Cour months thereafteriu equal instruments,
the purchaser to give bonds and good personal secu
litv and the title TO be retained as ultimate security
II. b. If the sale is not completed on the day ap'
pointed, it will be continued until the next day.
J. B. WATTS, co,,,rs
n. h. TROUT,
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r AND SALE.-Having been appointed Admin
istrator of Elijah Fifers estate, ard according Z
the acquisitions Of his will duly recorded in the Cir
cult Court Office of Augusta, will sell the tract
land devised by said Filter, the premises, on Tx
90tk dag of this month The tract contains about IN
ACRES It's in fine neighborhood, adjoining thu
lands of Christian Michael, John Cupp, &C., withI
21S miles of Mt Scion. The improvements consist o
a coed los, DWELLING HOUSE good BARN and 9th
er necessary buildings, 40 acres Of the Lend is II
neadow-a suficiency of Timber TO supply the farm
one third of the purchase money Will lie required or
the day Of sale, and the balance ia two annual pay
ments with the title retained as ultimate security
Possession will be given on the day Of sale or very
soon after r. TURK, ). A. y.
April 5, 1850.
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4. BILHIMER.
J, &. BIcCUE.

TO TIE FARMERS.-G see that Mr.. Weller in
his advertisement of March 22d in the Spectator says
thot!he I'D never tried the other any more and went
On until he had his harvest nearly of Afterwards he
sent TO me to know il he would pay me $50 would |
lst him OF" sent my brother TO him before put
his MACHINE in MY grain, and offered him $50 to let
me OF out he refused account OF MIR. Cline having
expressed himself satisfied upon the first trial of the
machine 10 his wheat, but as we were ooth satisfied
taat We we're badly deceived sent bm the above Of
fer o. $50 to 30 Of, and being refused took the ma
chine and cut my wheat lie asserts three times that
fteI wc cut together never tried the Mccormick a.
nv more tell the farmers ! did take the Mccormick
machine and cut 80 acres of my oats and owned half
the NaQnv machine 1t the game time. 7 suppose
.ILis Is satisfactory. I. j. PARHINS.
I egytir, ghat Tho above IS q true statement.
j. IL. PARKINS
t'V35g5ElR ARRANt l9Ns EN T.-from and az
=, ter this date the subscriber will furnish fresh
Meats at the Market house, three times week, viz:
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
TH0S. !, HARTMAN.
S.luaton, april 5, .s59.-8ts
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r IrTz ~ pErsER,s NORTHERN SKY

VTAVING sold my Ambrotype and Photograph
Il Gallery to Messrs. Lutz & Heiser, hereby re-
turn sincere thanks to tn, good citizens of Stanton
and surrounding country for the liberal patronage
my friends and the public, feeling confident they can
have any kind of work in their line done as well and
on as good terms can be done IN the state
VERY Respectfully, j. do BUhDETT.
Stn,nfon March g. 1859.
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NEW FIRM.-The subscribers have entered in
" 10 partnership for the purpose fcarrying on the
TIMING BUSINESS in all its branches, in the
house on the corner of Main add Augusta streets
NV If Tin and Sheet iron ware will BE- Kept hand,
and ;obs executed on tort notice. ROOFING ara
SPOUTING will also be attended to promptly and On
reasonable terms. AL work warranted. portion cf
he public patronage is respectfully solicited.
PEMBERT0N & WJiTSMAN.
Stauntou, Feb. 90, l959-ly.
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March 90, '59,--eOw6m.
Also the Mexican Mustang Liniment.

Also The MeXlcah MusIapE LIHIhieuI- =.
DUCK-EYE REApER.-Actng as Agent fol-
ID G. Autumn & Co., for their combined Eeapei
and Mower, to which was awarded the first premium
gold medal and diploma at the Grand National Tri
al at Syracuse, New York, July, 1851 also the frs
premi1ni at Richmond, Petersburg, and Norfolk las
fall Of sixty dollars each now offer this machine Z
the Farmers az the best and only one adapted to oil
kinds Of land IL having many decided advantages oye
the NANNY or Mccormick machine. All in want o.
the above machine will please call on or address ms
at Waynesboro, Va offer no certificates to induce
persons to buy. The machine must stand on its mer
its or fall after fair trial By the farming community
WILLIAM ". BUSH,
Agt. for G. Aultngn q Go.
Feb, q, IS60-Vind. and Rock. Reg. copy 3mo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12

Al the request of Mr. Berry and justice 10 myself
and Mr. / I Parkins say to the public that Mr.. B.
Weller, the Nanny agep,, did agree that we should
work Tie Nanny aud tue Mccormick together and
keep the one we liked best. nave heard different
persons say since Mr. Weller denied that part OF Mi
larkins statement that he made the same statement
70 Thorn before the machines were tried ana am sat,
sGed haL Was the understanding 5etweed myself and
Mr.. Weller SAMUEL CLINE.
We cycafy that the above bargain between Mr..
{ line and Mr.. Weller is true.
A. BILHIAIER.
J. 9. MCCUE
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Main ST., Opposite the Custom House,
RICHMOND, VA.

ALEX. OUVAL, PR0PRIEToR.
TINE subscriber having recently taken this Hotel
J. respectfully socits the patronage OF his friends
and the public generally.
The House is located in the most desirable part Of
the City, on Main Street, opposite the new Custom
House, only half square from the Farmers. Virgin
ia and Exchange Banks, and within few minutes
walk Of the Capitol. Its accommodations are Of the
FIRST order and not surpassed by that of any other
House. ~
His tables supplied with all the delicaces of the
season, and viii always be furnished with the best of
everything that the market Gan supply.
Omnlbusses will always be found at the different
depots to convey passengers and baggage to the Ho
tel. ALEXANDER DUVAL.
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no TF,E vARMERs OF THE yALLEy

u now present few more certificates, which,
for their regta9 character will satisfy all who feel an
interest in the matter / will here give quotation
from MIR McCormicks Hand BIZ: THAT Farmers,
who desire il, are ct liberty to work my machine
THROUGH t5s ha2rest with any other, and keep and pay
for the one preferred Yes, either Adkins, NANNY,
the Buckeye, or any ether "h!r0agt The kGrgest."
THORNTON BERRY,
Agent for 9. II. Mccormick.
April s. l65g--Vin., Roc. Reg. aud Val. Dem. copy
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1859. spring & Summer Stock. 1853.

II NORRIS l. CO. are now receiving their Spring
Ls and Summer Stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING consisting of an entire and splendid assort
ment of their own manufacture which the latter en-
ables them to give satisfaction, in style workmanship
and cheapness Through this medium, they only ask
of you the favor Of cali when next visiting our city
Country merchants will find to their advantage by
examining their stock before purchasing elsewherei
E. MORRIS & CO.,
100 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
~ We would also cali your attention TO our new
extensive and seasonable stock of GEMS FURNISHING
GooDs. ~
~ Clothing made to order, at short notice.
Richmond. March 90. lS5a-lY
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an Hnuse of Delogates

-.se We are authorized to announce VIM. w.
2LEMMING, ESQ, candidate to represent the coun-
" OF Highland in the next Legislature Of Virginia
Monterey, Feb O5, 1859 -tde.*
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nOCTORs! DOCTORSY NOW is YOUR
~ TIME--The advertiser, wishing to retire from
the practice of medicine fen the present. will relin-
quish good location and practice toany physician
who viii purchase small amount Of highly imrrov-
ed property, at moderate rate. The location is in a
pleasant village in one Of the wealthiess peghbor-
hoods in the Valley Of Virginia 4 practice worth
from $1,000 to 1920 per annum viii be insured TO a.
ny physician old or young who is qualified 10 prac-
tice medicine.
~ Persons wishing 10 buy can obtain further in.
formation from DR.. W. E. YOUNG,
March 90 1S51~-if Stauuton. We.
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POstpcneluent.

The above sale is postponed till Saturday tge 800
Of D, thut being the day Of the Regimental Muster
al Spring Hill HUGH ". SHEFFEY, Com'r
April s. 1859.
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T=TYECITOR's SALE.-We will sell privately
ID q very valuable TRACT OF LAND, lying with
in two miles of Midway, in Augusta county adjoining
the lands of John Ware, VIM Stoner and Others, and
containing 200 Acres more or less, The land lies
South is in excellent cultivation, and is naturally
land of good quality About Is acres are in Meadow,
well watered and from 80 to IS acres Of timber The
improvements consist Of large BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, q good BARN, and other necessary outhou,
Midway, Churches, Mills, &C. Possession given alta
nv time JOHN G. ECHARD,
WM. X, ECHARD,
March % 1859. Ex'ors Of G. Echard, decd.
Address the Executors AZ Moiteus Creek, Augusta
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Z EATHEE 81 have left in store for sale at tle
A. Hardware Store Of Geo. H. Price, large lot of
Leather of my own tanning, which can recommend
being of very superior quality 1t consists of Sole
Bride Kip, Upper, Black and Fair Calf, Sheep, &C.
&C.. ali OF which will be sold at favorable rates for
Cash, only.
Farmers and Shoemakers are invited TO examine.
Staunton July 81, 1853 Il, $. GALLAHER.
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MAJORS 0psIes, CaAHLoT1EsylLLE, |

Ware1 the 32th, lSbF
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
~ pcsals viii be received until the Goth day Of q
pril next, for Macadamiing the Main Street OF Char
iotcsvinc, and for performing such other work as
will bt understood by reference 10 the plans aud spec
dcations 10 be seen at the office aforementioned,
where also the points from which the stone or crbs
cutters, cross-walbs &C., can be obtained, win be
iaade known and any other Information which may be
required, TH0S. wood.
| AnriI l5Q-.-fi,.