Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
pAOO REWARD.-Ranaway. from the su
+ sD4UU scriber at Charlottesville, on the III
instant, two NEGRO MEN, Wm Saunders. Blac
smith, copper coored. full whskers, moustache. ia
head of hair, about 6 feet high. wears thick sole
boots, with his pants usually rolled up high or
them wears highcrow ned black felt hat, and carrie
with him dark brown military overcoat with blac
horn buttons, and cape; also, carrles cloth knaI
sack with white strings. John Boomer, Vince
wright, Copper colored and shade lgnter than " !
liam full head of hair about feet or inches hlgf
wears boots, with his pants usually rolled up mas on
or two under teeth out in front, and wore am tolo
when he left, a light cOlored coat, and Diue jean
pants, along with high-crowned black felt hat
Both of these negroes once belonged to the Stock
ton estate, and were for many years hired about tn
White Sulphur and Old Sweet Springs Both hav
wives at these places. will give the above reWar
90 Feb sIel, l7Nsts 1-5t = ~ - ~ P.J. GLOVER.
nESIRAhLE PROPERTY IN STAUN
- TON FOR SALE.-The subscriber will offer a
public sale the 23rd of March Court day., unies
sold privately before that tme the house and lot nov
the Virginia Hotel This house contains sixteen goot
rooms, and is we'll arranged for boarding house :
There is good spring under the house and hydran
in the house
He will sell at the same time all of his household
and kitchen furniture.
He desires all persons indebted 20 him to come for
ward and settle up, and requests persons having
claims against him to present them that he may pay
them.
Jan la-tds Il. J. RANKIN.
CALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
y lots. II will proceed, on the premises, on Tues
day the 10th day of March next to sell at public
ton, the valuable property known as the PECK
PROPERTY. in the town OF Staunton. The property
Will be divided into several Lots plan of the lots
NAV be seen at the Stanton Boot d Shoe Factory,
will take pleasure in showing the property to per.
sons wishing buy. The terms OF sale are one-thrd
of the purchase money in cas-the balance In /, and
years with interest from day Of sale the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security and o lien re-
tanned. All, any part of the deferred payments
will be received in hand By order Of the President
Feb. l7--tds VIM. H. CARRIER, Supt.
staunton Boot, Shoe u Leather Factory
dbOS REWARD.-Stoien,f from the stable of
DLC Montgomery Buchanan, in the neighborhood
of Brownsburg Rockbridge county, Va, on the 9Th
instant, bright sorre HORSE, about Is hands high
heavy built short tail (chewed off by calVes,) small
star IN the face, little sunk in the neck white
the SHOULDERS caused by the collar, left shoulder
little when stolen, some white about hind feet
ten years old this Spring. is an excellent work horse
and walks we'll. The Horse had on, when stolen, a
black Spanish saddle. will give the above reward
for the Horse or any information that will lead to his
recovery Ny address is Mofett's Greek. Augusta
county, W.. EACHARlAH JARVIS.
MENTAL NOTTCE.-DR JAMES HARRIS,
IL DENTIST, GRADUATE OF THE BALTl-
MORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY. will
spend Court week and the week following of every
month in Harrisonburg, where he will be pleased to
wait on all those wishing his professional aid All
operations guaranteed equal to any, Ofce IN Hlli's
Hotel The remainder OF his time will be occupied IN
attending the calls of his patients in the vicinity of
Mt. Meridian, Augusta county, Va or Harrlsonburg,
Rockingham county, Va. JAS. III. HARRIS.
Feb II '63-1y
N,TOP THE THIEF-s75 REWARD.-Slolen
y o. IL ~ oh
the Sd of February, cream colored MARE, with
white blaze in her face, Is hands high, OF fine
form and size, perfectly gentle. will give S2o tor the
Mare-secured so that can get her. and $50 for the
apprehension of the thief with sufficient evidence to
conviction SAMUEL PATTERSON,
Feb 10 st Brownsburg, Va.
@tO REWAitD-Strayed from the grounds of
ID IU the General Hcsoita Staunton, on the night
of the 1lth inst Two HELPERS supposed to ne about
One was light red brInde. the other was married.
with large red and white spots Both had short and
rather straight horns. No other descriptive marks
known. The cattle were purchased in South Western
Virginia by VIM. M. Tate Esq, and had been for
some weeks wintered on the farm of DR.. Wilson near
hurchvile. The above reward will be given TO any
who will take the cattle and forward me such
as will lead to their recovery.
Feb. l7-3t G. M. MERILLAT,
Surgeon in Charge.
1yOPARTN NERSHIa'-Th undersigned have
~ entered into Copartnership for the purpose of
general Mercantile Business in the town
of Staunton. They respectfully solicit share of pub
tic patronage Goods sold at fair living pIoht for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE. 40 books kept.
Feb 1O-3t ALEX. II. TAYLOR,
late Mosby 4 Taylor
L. WADDELL, Jr.
NTOTLCE-The partnership heretofore existing
IN between the undersigned, IN the Iron Business,
at Estalne Furnace expired b. limitation the lst
day of January, 1858.
We to settle up the business of the concern as
Tk,la
LORENZO SHAW,
Feb l7*-5t DAVID KUNKLE.
db = REWARD.-Strayed or stolen, from nv
eDC farm, the 18th of February, large COW, red
aud white spotted, sharp, thin nerns heavy with
calf. Five dollars will be paid for her delivery any
nSs@i1on Feb Ia@,f i'@' '@' - 10 JOHN N HUMBERT.
Near New Hope.
OSr! LOST! !-Somewhere between Church
IL Vile and Staunton, in Staunton, a Surgeons
Pocket Case. 1t isa good deal worn The finder
will be literally rewarded by returning it to the SUBJ
scriber, or leaving it at the spectator Office.
Feb lists JOSEPH WILSON, Sen.
LrOR HIRE.-A negro BOY, about l3 years OF
Il age. situation in the country required. En-
quire at Woods 4 GiIkeson's Feb l7-tf
M ANTED.-I wish to employ reliable man,
w who understands Market G ardenng. For one
that will suit good situation offered with liberal
wages. Apply at this office
Feb. 17--tf
EOR SALE OR HIRE.-A NEGRO WO-
I MAN, good Cook, 30 years of age. Apply al
this office. Feb l7-tf
~ LAvES FOR SALE NEGRO WOMAN
y AND THREE CHILDREN FOR SALE.-The
Woman il good Cook and Washer She is 80 years
OF age. Apply at this office Feb 47-3t*
NIOTICE!-The Mercantile Accounts of Messrs
IN Crawford & Cochran in ny hands. Ali In
debted will call at my Law Office and close by bond OF
payment-the latter preferred
j. WATTS, Atty & Collector
I Attest FROM DIXIE-Just received from
4 away down in Dixie, avafety OF popular Music
Feb LOFT ROBT COWAN.
NTOTICE.-From this date we will charge five per
IN cent on all Sales made by US, except Real Es-
tate, Negroes and Stocks.
Feb 16-st BRUCE & PECK, Aucts
0SASH FOR TAN BARK AND HIDES
~ Wanted to buy 200 cords of TAN BARK for
Yard near Stanton. j. D. BROWN & Co.
Feb. 10-6mo*
CALEB CUsHING.-Caeb Gushing has made a
flaming speech in favor of a vigorous prosecu-
ton of the war. This is just what we should
have expected from Caleb. We knew he was al
arrant hypocrite when, in the Charleston Con.
vention, he voted for jeff Davis for fifty ballots
and when, in the Baltimore Convention, he with.
drew as the President, and went into the Breck
inridge Convention. In both cases, he was fish
ing for honors, which he failed to get, and now
he is venting his spleen against the South be-
cause it failed to crafty his ambitious designs
Caleb has been unfortunate in his aspirations
He deserted the Northern democracy, in order
to win honorS from the democracy of the South
When he failed in this, he then turned radica