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smg wife and chillrta Don't rec.
ollect that I expressed any doubt up
on ether a those occasions whether
Purcsl aid smy wife and children
Or .his wifc and children. Think l
testified upoa the iriai Of Purcel that
the track where Il eamc down to the
rad turned a boss than = Tigh, angle.
Ny impression Is that nos. Held the
lantern down 10 tie dad mans face
% see If | could recognize him aud see
h,s condition ihat vas All my motive.
Had no object 10 see Pureeis face. /
think ] Did no, ~ ans lime that even
ng notice bruiss or abrasion on Pur-
cei's face. Arouad the spot where the
dead man lay The snow was wholly
saiured tor space ? or 3 feet one
way and little m re The other. no.
iieed a little blood upon a stone that
was just oussHl, Of ills spot aud there
may have becn some mole around
tbs spot. Most Of The blood seemed
a. though il run out Of the wound
Will the man lar there. ! noticed
spots OF blood within this place tram
pied down that looked as though blood
bad been spr'nkled thrre. Rem'm-
Der that said on the examination
that | got my Impressions Of Parcel,
drunkenness more from his meaiaI
agitation aud lie appearance Of HI.
countenance Ian a,Sli,in. else, and
say 80 now. Noiced lf, count.nance
when b. ctme 10 the door aud then
when PAT the Lantern down 10 the
dead mans face. Ills counteuanee
was very flushed and red--his eyes
seemed disiended. Did not see lin
reel or .tagger at The scene of the
homicide.
Re-direci. Examination Don'l rec
olleet a. saw him reel or siagger al
any other place; when he came 10 the
door il was dark. know | had diff
Guilty 10 distinguish between the effect.
Of io'oxicntion aud Of other passions
Bul know from his mauner aud con.
vrrsation got the impression that he
wat pretty decidedly drunk.
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HHLNxH0LDS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

coNFou fLUlD ExTRAcI RUCHr,
Festive and Specific Remedy Or diseases q
tie Bladder, htdueye. 6mvei, apd lsfppsieal
twslanes
tan. and excite thc 4hsarhcHis 5nia healthy -
ton, Is Wh.ch thr uatsry 0r calcarcaut aepo
sltlous. and 40 nunaiufai cnlafrcmcuts srr re-.
aaced. a. well a. pace and nasmstiou.
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Nothing that is not wholesome genial and res
torative IN its nature enters into the compost
ton Of HosTErTkHs STOMACH BIrTEGs. This
popular preparation contains no mineral Of any
kin no deadly botanical element; no fery ex
citant: but il is Il comb alton Of the extracts
e rarebalsamic herbs and plants with the our.
est and gnildest Of all diffusiye stinuants
II IS well TO he fore1rned against disease, and,
so far rs the human system can be protec' ed
by human means against maladies engendered
by 40 unwhoesome atmosphere. pure water
and other external causes, HosTErTERs BIT-
TERs may be relied on rs a safeguard.
IN districts infested with Ferer and Ague, it
has been found iniallibe as preventive and
irresistible as a remedy aud thousands who re-
sort 10 II under apprehension Of an attack, es.
cape the scourge; aud thousands who neglect
to avail themselves Of it. protective qualities in
advance, arc cured by a very brief course Of
this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague pa
tients, after Being piled with quinne for months
III vain, until fairly saturated with that danger
Gus alkaloid, are NOT unirequeutly restored to
health within few day, BY the use Of Hos
LETTERS BiTTEKs.
The weak stomach Is rapidly invigorated aud
the appetite restored BY this agreeable Tonic,
and hence II works wonders 10 eases Dyspepsia
and in less confirmed forms Of indigestion. Act
ing rs il gentle aud painless apperient, a. well
as upon the liver, il also invariably relieves the
Constipation superinduced by irregular action
Of the digestive and seeretiye organs.
Persons Of feeble habit liable 10 Nerr0us IL
tacks, L0ieaess Of Spirits and FITS of Lmsoar.
find prompt aud permanent relief from tie Bit
tiers The testimony on this point is most con-
elusive, and from beh sexes.
The agony q Bilbms C6hc is immediately a.
suaged By a siagle dose of the siimulant, and
BY occasionally resWting 10 IT, the return 81 The
comp amt may be prevented.
As Central Tonic, ll0sTETrERs BlTTEHs
produce effects Which must be experienced 81
witnessed before Thea can b. fully appreciated.
10 case. q Constitutional WtaEHess Premature
Decag and Debility and Decrepitude arising
from 0LD AGK. j. exercises the eieciic influence
IN the eonvaiesceut stages Of al diseases Il op-
crates as delightful inyigoraHt. When the
powers 81 nature are relaxed, il operates 10 re-
enforce and rc-estabiisi them.
Last, but not ieasi, it Il he Only SAFE @imu-
blHt. being manufactured from sound and in
nocnous materials, and entirely free ii0m tie
acid elements prefeuf more ~ less N all the or
binary tones Hnd stom#cliics II the DAY.
No family MEDICINE has beef 70 universally.
add. J, msy be truly added, aeyerredig popular
with the Intelligent perfion Of The community,
~ HosrKrTEK's 3rfrags.
Prepared BY H0SfETTER & SMITH,
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
Sold by Al Druggists, Grocer and Store
keepers eyeryw ere.-z4
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Brandies, Gins and Wines,
Also, Jobbsr In all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,

III AvING facilities equal, Il not superior 10
L 4 any other House Tor obtaining my Goods
Direct under Custom House Seal, most re
spectfully call the attention Of the County
Conn issionerS, also Town Agents and dealers
generally 10 examne my goods before pnrehs
Ing Al Goods Hsrranfed az representation no
Sale. NV stock consists 10 part as fnllows
otard Dupey s Co, j. 4 :, Marltl Jules
Robin & Co. n Barrarron < Co. United Pro-
prietors, Pcllesoinie 4 Signellc Brandies, Mn
lors Swan, De knppor's London fxclss. ~.
Nicholas, Excelsior and Citron Trne Giss, 81.
Croix, jamaica add Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian aud Burqnndy Pom Wines, Sweet
aud Dry South Side Madeira, Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines, Limmennan's and i.ongworih's
Ohio Wines. Champagne and Clarci. ~ various
brnnls. OLD BOURBON. Monoirahela. odd
rive and Wheat WHISTLES. of the very finest
quality. Also, Nehans Irish Malt Whiskey.
All of which ars offered at the lowest market
pTicex.
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Burmham's Hydraulic Rams,

Improved from other Rams 10 six particulars.
attaining the following results :--lHcrease u
efficiency, eleyating more water and requir-
ing less waste, less liability u stoppage, ia
rabili,y, and ease d repair.
We make nothing but the best WARRANTED
woHk. The best The cheapest. Information
sud references sent on application by letter
Orders respe ctfulY solicited. Aft
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STAGE NOTICE.

vINHE STAGE running between this rlace
L and West lnwnsheHd. connecting with
trims Mt Factory Point, and with all Stage
lines East OF West lowushend, vii run q. fol-
loWss
Leave Factory Point on TUESDAY, Thurdayl
and Saturday, upon arrival OF 10 O'Clock train
A. ~.
Returns. Monday. Wednesday, nrd Friday.
in time to connect with tr~in ~ II O'Clock /.
NJ. on each OF said dnys.
TOP Passengers should be punctual nj the
starting hour
G. ". COTTON, Proprietor.
Factory Point, Sept. ~, 1869. IL
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NOTICE.

70 the heirs and legal representatives ~ de-
ceased officers, soldiers add seaman II the Ar
my, and Navg 81 the United States.
The undersigned LtceHsed Cain AgeHt
der te iars II CgHgrsss viii give his personal
attention 10 tie prosecution II claims on GOV
erHmeHt Tor auearages u pav. bouniies, and
pensions. All interested ia sueh claims are re
minded % tile importance % early applications.
Business Transacted al the office u the Pro
bate Ceurf.
Manchester. L. SARGEANT,
Feb. I6 IsG3 40sf
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FISK'S PATENT METALLIC.
burial Cases

fENnIst Cases are extensively Hsei aud pos
i sess yalu,hle advantages over all other
Collins, Rr transportation. DeposiiiuE Ia
vaults, or Tor ordinary lp,emerts
They are made Of the mfsi izeperishabls
Materials. and also cunmeled nst2v ard our,
10 prevent ust, OF colrosion and When prop
erlr crmeted are impeiyions Ia water.
The subscriber has made arrangements with
the Manufacturer 81 tile above named Cnscs,
a,d viii have on hind an sizes. aud also NIL
kinds Of wood Collins With coffin handles,
plsies (ensrayed,l Diamond studs aud screws.
which he viii furnish at The shortest notice,
aud most reasonable terms.
SAMUEL. S. SCOTT.
Bennington Center VI, 32tf
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FEMALEs-FEnALEs- FEMALES

IN nanny 46cctoBs pecahar q Females the
EXTRACT Buonu is unequaled by any other
remedy. rs 10 Chlnrosis or Reteuiion, Irregular
ity, Panlulness, or Suppression OF Customary
Excavations, Ulcemtedor seiuhous state Of the
Uterus, Leuchorrhma or Whites, Steri ity, aud
for ail complaints incident to the sex, whether
arising from indscreiion, habits Of dissipation,
OF In tic
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LitE.
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Dress Goods Department

WILL III FouSp
OTTOMAN REPS IAN wool) at 81 90
BLACK MERlNoEs. :" i2Otol a7A
BROWN MERINOEs, so
BLUE MERINOEs, 1912
GREEN MERINoEs, I16
MoR0oN MERlNoEs, f" l25
ASHES Of ROSES do +" 1912
BEAUTIFUL PLAID Merinoes CA. Wy csc
BLACK all wool pelaines, 80 10 Doc
LIGHT BLUE all wool Dclafncs, zoe
DARK BLuEall wool Delaines, 55e
BROWN all wool Delaines, 55e
M0R00N all wool Dclaincs, 55c
LEATHER COLOR al wool Delaiues, 55c
PURPLE all wool beaines, 5jc
PINK all wool pelaines, SOC
ORANGE all vol Del.iues, 55e
SCARLET all wool Declines, 60c
CRIMSON all wool DeIaincs, COO
SCARLET and Black Plaid Dclaincs, 55c
CRIMSON and Plaid Delanes, SIC
SCARLET and 1laeh suipe Declines. ooc
CRIMSON and Black Stripe Dcliines, 60c
BLACK ALAPACCAs, so and G2 / &c
BROWN Alapacca G. l-2e
M0R0oN Alapacca, 81 lee
DRAB Alapacca, 55c
SLATE, Brocade, Ahpaccl, SOC
TAN, Brocl G. Ahpacca, soc
BROWN, Brocade, Alapacca, SOC
BROWN Stripe Alapleca. 4Oc
DRtB Stripe Alapaceo, 4Oc
SLATE Stripe Alapacca, 4Oc
TAN Stripe Alapacca, 4Oc
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SECRET DISEASE

In all their stages, At little expense,
Little or no change in diet. No Inconvenience.
And no Exposure.
II causes frequent desire and gives strength
to urnate, thereby removing obst uctiun. pre-
venting and curing structures OF the breIlha,
alaylng pain aud inflammation, 50 frequent in
the class Of diseases and expelling al Poison
Gus. Diseased and uo,.aout Nihfr.
THOUSANDS UpoS THOUSANDS VINO nANE
BEEN rHE VICTIMS on QUAcks, aud who hive
i'd hedry fees TO be cured ina short tin =, have
found they were deceived, and that the roIs-
on" has, by the use Of "rowEEfrL AS axe
ENTs," been dried up IN the system, to reak
out in an aggravated form, aud PohaIs ttef
Marriage.
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mELMRoLDs EXTRACT RucHU

Fuf Weaknesses aftiag from exccsses, atifs
81 Dissipation early iudisercliau 81 abuse, -
TENDED wiih the following symptoms
talisgosiiiou q tKtrfian, iass 81 Fowef,
as. 81 Memory. Difficulty " Breathing,
Weak Nerves. Trembling
Horror Il Disease. Wskeln'ucss.
bininess 81 Vision, Psin in the Back
pnnersai i.sssitudc a the MuAcuiaf system,
Hot Hands. Flashing T tiie hoty.
Dryurss Of the skis, Enpliops on the Face,
falid cauuicnahce.
These symptoms, e allowed 90 GO on. which
this medicine invariably removes. oop follows
infrteaes, le,ais, itilpfie re,
In one .. which the patient may expire.
Wha can saY lhai they are ne, frequently iols
lowed hY those "Uireiul DReases.'
eiNS8NfTT AND C0NSuHP TON"
Many are awac Of the cause d their suffering
str NoSE Will ooNrlss rlIE RECORDS o. Iml
INsANE AsfLuAs.
And NsllHcloiy Deaths BY CosHaPfioH bear
ample w,iues, to the truth 81 the assertion.
The Constellation oHfe tft,ted rid' Orgam6
EtdkNsa requires the aid Of medicine to
strengthen and inyigamle he system.
HBuh iELNBoLp's EXTRACT iiUcmu sHraria-
BIZ does. A trial wiIl convince the
most skepilcal.
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Improved Brass FtauIxed Cop
per Pumps.

Superior in every respect to any other Well Or
Cisiern Pump--brass boxes and valves, easy
q access with screw driver, no riyeis, no
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Photograph Albums.

Beautiful new style DE LANES
AZ Doe
a large assortment of fashionable
DRESS GOODS.
SIIAWLS! SIIAWLSl! splendid
new Fall styles.
PRINTS, fast Colors, l8c
PRINTS, wide and fine, zoe
Good bleached COTTON, Is to soc
Unbleached SHIFTING,
40 inch sHEETING, 80
Best Heavy COTTON, 50
Any quantity DENNIS, 35 to 81 lie
Plenty TICKING, 80 10 zoe.
Large lot, new Style wide Tape
HOOP SKIRTS.
CHEESE SACKING, I2le.
GINGHAM, for 2se
CLOTHS & cASslMERES
heavy stock.
CAsSIMEks, n good line suitable
for Fnll Suits
Gents SOFT and STRAW HATS
PAPER HANGIAGS new and
LsaahfGi patterns.
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Trke no more Bulsam, Mercury, arp easrm
Medidaes for unpleasant and daas ,'1asd'scdses.
nELMBuLD's EXTRACT BuCnU AND IMPROVED
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

The Yankee and Confederate pickets are still
''sparrng'' at each other across the Rappahan-
mock River. correspondent from Fredericks-
burg rsl OTIS the following:
s.You are almost starved out at Vicksburg,"
cried a Y ankee picket across the river the oIher
day. s;On, no !pienty of miles left !'' was the
reply. ''Do you eat mules i'' en4uired tue Yam
kee. s.Certainly,'' - said the Confederate. ssWe
have plenty Of beef aud mutton" said the Yam
kee. ''That makes you run so, you eat SO much
Sheep - retorted the Confederate. s.You all
will make some money by going as substitutes
uader the ConscrIpi blli,' said Confederate
picket TO Yankee. ssDon't care about making
money tnat way, am goin4 home,' replied the
Yankee. PicseIs will talk sometimes in spite OF
,orlers, and some good hits are made.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
CAMP NEAR HAMILToN'S CROSSINGS.

HEADQR's 52D Va. REGIMENT, !
CAMP NEAR HAMnTON's CROSSINGS. {
Mr.. EDITOR: - Will you allow me through your
paper to acknowledge the receipt of most hb-
eral and opportune present of clothing for the
sd Va. Reg glment, from Miss E. V. Hanger, con-
sisting of:--55 pair socks, y pair drawers, 10
pair gloves, Zone pair for Capt r. g. Dayis), %
shirts, and z neckties.
These articles were distributed among the va
rious companies according to their wants, and
we can testify that they were most acceptable
aud received with feelings of gratitude. Will
The kind ladies accept therefor, the heartfelt
thanks OF the Regiment. JOHN kCGILL.
Chaplain.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

A PATRIOTIC NORTHERNER.--The Richmond
correspondent Ui the Charleston Mercury, says
that son of Halleck, pro, rietor of the New
York Journal OF Commerce, has arrived in Rich
nond and Offered his services to the Confederate
Government in the army This is the best intel
ligence We have recently received from Yankee
10 md
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

Poor BURNSIDE The New York Times cor
respondent declares positively and unqua i6edly
that Burnside's letter, wherein he assumes all
the resp, visibility OF the Fredericksburg carnage
and defeat, is a letter in which there is nothing
his but the signature, and to which his good ma
ture-not his conscience-consented.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24
Neg'O Regiments.

Letters recently received in Richmond from
the Kanawha country, states that under the new
order of things instituted i'll the Pierpont Gov
ernment. two regiments of armed negroes have
been sent to kanawha county to do guard duty
y q have heard OF other regiments of these sable
soldiers In different quarters OF Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

SEMMEs MUST BE CAPTURED.-The Memphis
Bulletin says Senimes must be captured, ssh on
ly to show Federal capacity for so daring an act.
A lack of that quality is all that prevents tho
thing being done. Scores OF vessels have been
after him Tor six months, and il must be admit
ted that they take good care to keep after him.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24
PUBLIC SALES.
TOWN PROPERTY IN MARKET.

~
will sell, in Staunton, on Saturday the 9stb ~
This month, my Two Houses. near the Court Hause
Tney each contain Store room, and Dwelling. run
Fifty feet back, and each tw eaty feet front ard
are as well located for stores, business houses as
any in town.
TERMS, &C., M ,de known on day of sale.
March las. Vim. copy. WM HOWELL.
DUBLIC SALE.-Having rented the Farm IN
i which reside, near jennings Gap, / will ,nro
ceed to sell on WEDNESDAY, the 25th of March. the
following personal property head of first rate hor.
and colts some Is or 8young cattle Sc hogs. Is
sheep, 200 bushels oats, some hay, and one or two
wagons at the same time and place, will hire a
woman who1s an excellent cook, washer and ironer
TRIMS For all sums under five dollars cash !:
all over five dollars, credit of six months with
bond and approved security, or preferred the money
may be paid wien the purchase is made
LAVINIA Y. ALLEN Executrix
Mar II-2t D. A. Frazier. decd
COMM .SSIONER'S SALE OF yALVJA
" Bile LAND AS Commissioner appointed by
dec ee ofthe Circuit Court of augusta county, pro-
nounced ON the Eth day of ofNovember. 1860, in the
of Bowcook and wife. against John g. Fulton and
others, shall proceed to sell, public auction on
the premises, ON WEDNESI AY, the 18th day OF
March next, lit the weather should be suitable, if not
the first suitable Gay thereafter tract o LAND TO-
Gated atthe village of MI Meridian in the county OF
Augusta, and containing l03 Nearly all the
buildings OF the village are situated this franz and
is regaI ded one of the best ocaons for mechan
ic. The arabic land is- valuable for farming and
grazing, and has an abundance of timber attached
thereto
Terms OF Sale.-One-thrd efthe purchase money in
hand, and the other two-fhirds in equal instalment
of and two years the date OF sale; bond and
approved personal security, ,and title Withheld as ad
dltional security. j. j. BOWCOCK,
Feb "a ids Commissioner.
W Rockingham Register copy and send bill to
Charlottesville
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HEAD QUARTERS CAMP STAUNToN,

december, 1907 J
fAe families and friends of any of the belong
ing to my Regiment, have left their overcoats or
blankets at home, will please forward them to me to
send to the Regiment, they greatly in want OF
them.
appeal 70 the citizens of Bath Augusta and Rock
bridge TO furnish 200 pairs socks for my Regiment,
for which will pay the highest cash price on dev-
cry also appeal to all good citizens of Bath Rock
bridge and Augusta, give information in regard to
any of the members of my Regiment who ere at home
without leave every mani needed low and should
be at his post. d. G. HARLAN,
Col. SD Regt. Va. Vols.
1ae Te-;f
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

To REMOVE INK SPoTs.-An exchange says
lady has given him receipt for removing ink
spUts from linen, cotton, woolen and any other
goods. 1t is simply to rinse the part so stained
IN fresh milk, changing the milk as often as nee
essary, Until the stain disappears
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

Harriet Beecher Stowe, he asked her which ct
Shakespeare's characters she liked best .sDes-
demOna,'' said the lady ssAh, of course" was
The reply, "fsr she was the only one who ran af-
ter black man,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE VA. CENTRAL II. r.. CO..
September, 18th, 1862.


NHANGE OF SCHEDULE-The following trains
OwIll b. run on this road on and after Monday,
September 18TH
The NJ al! and Passenger Train leaving Richmond
at! O'Clock 4. NJ. for Staunton and intermediate
points daily, returning will leave Staunton at o.
clock A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond at Oils P. M.
The Accommodation Passenger Train, leaving
Richmond at $3.50 P. NJ for Gordonsvie and inter.
mediate points daily, Sundays excepted, returning
will leave Gordonsvi,le at ooclock F. and arrive
In Rlchmono at l2 O'Clock NJ
The Mail and Passenger Train West of Staunton,
leaving Staunton at $3.50 A. NJ on Tuesdays, Thurs
days ana Saturdays, and returning the same days.
fpe Mail Tram connects with the Orange ana Alex
andraa N al Train at Gordonsviie for Rapdau, and
at Charlottesville for LyEchburg. 1t connects at
Staunton with Stage Lines for Lexington, HARRISON
burg anu noints further North. Servants travelling
in first class cal will pay iail fare.
Tie Freight Train leaving Richmond daily, Sun
days excepIed. at $50 A. N and Siaunton for the
" est dt $50 a. III. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sa uroays. The trains viii not run est of Mlooro
L. ID. WHfTCOMB,
General Superintendent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

M S. CE ASE
NTOULD respectfully call theartention of the clti-
w fStaunton and vicinity to mis- large and
tirely new stock of SPRING GOODS. which he is now
Soda Crackers. Picnlcs Raisins. Figs Currants Cit
ron Dates, Prunes, English Walnuts, Filberts, Al
monds, Ground MUS, Pecan Nuts, Lemons, Oranges
Sardnes and Candies of every description
Also FANCY GooDs, FRENcB CANDIES, CAKES AND
Tors.
- Wedding parties furnished at the shortest no.
tlce and on the most reasonable terms.
Also Fresh Peaches, Lobsters, Pickles, Catchups,
&c. &c.
He will sell on reasonable terms, and respectfully
solicits share of patronage.
- Candy sold at Wholesale ana Retail.
Stanton, May 29. 1850.
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April II, 1850.
ORITU RE 5.

Finding that protestations against long Obituaries
are of no avail and having space to publish them,
excent 20 the exclusion of news matter We feel
strained to follow the example of our contemporaries,
who publish them at advertising rates
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! EN AUCTION q COMNaIssIoN HOUSE

"a No l02 Nam Street Lyncbbnrg. Va.
The undersigned have associated themselves to-
gelber under the style and firm of JAlE.S SCOTT
q ", Tor the purpose.of conducting general AUC-
IioN and CoMMlSSiON BUSINESS. They haye
rented that large and elegant building, No. l02 Main
Street, Lynchbufg, lately occupied by John t. Davis
&Co; and are now ready to receive MERCHANT Disc
OF all kinds for private and auction sales.
They solicit consignments of Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco, Sugar, Molasses Coffee, and other
groceries; Bale Cotton, and Cotton Fabrics of all
grades; Woolen Goods; Boots, shoes, Leather, and
all other goods usually offered for sale
Their first auction will take place at an early day in
December next, of which due notice, with catalogue
will be published.
They respectfully refer to the merchants and busi-
ness men Of Richmond, Petersburg, Danville, and
other Southern ces whose aid and cooperation will
be duly appreciated
JAMES P. SCOTT,
of the late firm OF John T. Davis Co.
HENRY F. BOCOCK,
VIM. H. PARRISH,
Members of the Firm of Bocock Parrish
The concern of Bocock Parrish, No. 8, Bridge
Street, will continue at the ola stand, as usual.
Dec 9-6mo B. & P.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

CHEAP LOYALTY - Make loud professions, do
nothing, and impeach the loyalty of Others II
costs nothing in toll, money or blood
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-03-24

l AND FOR SALE.-The subscribers offer for
IL sale PRIVATELY I50 acres of land adjoining the
lands of Alex. Roudabush, Jacob Hanger, John Rou
dabush, Henry Seg and Mrs. Johns, about 1870 acres
OF which cleared the remainder heavily timbered
considerable portion Of the cleared land is well SET
in grass. This land has upon it a comfortable dwell
ing House, good barn recently built, fruit, and all
necessary out buildings.
Feb. l7-tf JNO. T. G. r. p. EUBANK.
Rock. Reg, cOpy.