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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

In the last raid Of Col. Mosby, he met
sixty seven Yankees in the road, with
high fences on either side, protecting
$50 fine horses his command, only %,
he divided, IA charging With him in
front, and the rest circumventing the
Yanks in the rear. He took - prison
crs, and all the horses-the rest of the
Yanks made good their escape.
In this fight, Col. Mosby was wound
ed twice lin the thigh and in the. side.
The balls passed through, and he will
soon be ready for the field.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

The VANDERBILT.- The Savannah Re-
publican is assured by a gentleman who
arrived there Saturday night, direct
from Havana, that the report of the de-
struction of the Vanderbilt, is true
She went down under broadside from
the Georgia, Captain Semmes, and of
her large crew only thirty were saved.
He says late Havana papers contain full
particulars Of the affair.
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Died.

Near Mt Sidney, on Cd INST, of lux, EDWARD
FRANKLIN LINK B ULL, aged II years, months
and s days. S1f@a
In this place, Friday morning, August, the 25th
1868, SUE ELL EN-, only daughter OF d. G.. and Sue
NJ. McGufin, aged months and days.
On the Gath day of August last of cholera infantum
MARTHA ELLEN, daughter of D. ]. and Eliza Jane
Fox, aged Is months. 5e
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

Gov. LETcHER'e MESSAGE is very
good one. Not having space to publish
The whole of it, we publish such portions
as we deem of most interest to the pub.
lie generally. Like all documents from
the pen of Gov. Letcher, it is eminently
practical. Most of the measures recon-
by him, if adopted by the Leg
will result in good.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15
MARRIED.

On the 7th inst, at the residence of VIM. Waddy.
Esq, in Louisa county, by Kev. Dr. M. Pendleton,
JOSIAH s. ROLLER, ESQ, of Rockingham to Miss
JENNIE i. WHITESCAkVER, daughter of ohm D.
hitescarver Esq, OF Harrison county, Va.
M IoH "a W. ~ ~ uset =. onltn'
all of Augusta county. isHs
Marrld, in Charlottesville on the morning of the
10th inst by the Rev K. K Meade, Lit. d. ROBES
MASSiE TO Miss BETTE e. LEW Is, of Caro- inc CO.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

g CHOOL BOOKSl-- Parkers Aid to. English
y Composition. Hedges Logic, AlIson's Principles
er Chemistry. Grass Philosophy, JARVIS Primary
Physiology, Chemistry for Beginners by Mrs. Phelps,
Smellie's Philosophy vi Natural History, Boyds Cow
per- Boyd's Thompson, Salkeida Classical AntIqui-
ties Keigatley's mythology, Cutters First Book
Anatomy, &C., Woods First Lessons in Botany,
ats on the Mind, Blair's Outlines of Chronology,
Chase's Arithmetic, Manns and Chase's Grammar
School Arithmetic, Baileys English Grammar, Grim
shaws History of France; also, so 60 volumes
secondhand Greek, Laun, French and English
School Books for sale by ROBERT COWAN. .,
Sar O
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

"a Mr.. Il. E. Bryan, agent for the
General Hospital at Staunto1l, purchased
two sheep of Mr.. j. B. Sellers, near
Churchville, the net weight Of which
was PIP IL lbs, for the sum of $1O9. 30.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15
ALBEMARLE RESOLUTIONS.

On Monday, the 9TH, Court day in Charlottas.
vile, addresses were delivered bu non. Jas. P.
Holcombe, and lGeen. Wigfall, Senator from Tex
as. At the conclusion Of the address of the lat
ter, the citizens present resolved themselves in
to meeting of the citizens of Albemarle and a.
dopted the Following patriotic resolutions
Resolved, That we, the people of Albemarle,
pledge ourselves promptly to gather In and turf
over to the Government agents, our ,,roaraa -
tax that in addition thereto, will set ssdo
one other tenth 20 be sol. to the Government At
an. .he psices opsaipng before the war and taking
ens 20 inent therefor in Confederate bonds and
that all the rest of surplus products shall be
sold at or below the schedule fixed by the State
Commissioners, either to the Government or
consumers, and that we will invest the proceeds
of such sales, as far as practicable, in Confede-
rate bonds s =
I'd. That the professional men, merchants.
and mechanics, win pay in one-tenth additional
tax
Sd. That committee of five be appointed to
secure the signatures of citizens to this pledges
and carry out the purposes of the resolutions.
The chairman appointed Messrs. VIM. W. Mi
nor, VIM. Fl. Southall, Shelton F. Leake, Rich
ard II. Crank and VIM. T. Early, a committee
under the Sd resolution, to which, on motion.
the chairman Of the meeting was added. Papers
We're circulated in the meeting, and large num-.
Der Of wealthy and influential gentlemen signed
the pledge: 20 s. THOS.gJ. RANDOLPH. IS
X. w. N. holland, Sect'y. Chairman.
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az We would be obliged to such
of our subscribers as wish to furnish
wood to do SO Immediately. Load your
wagons, crack your whips and send on
the wood
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

A General Hospital has been estab.
hshed at Harrisonburg, and Surgeon A
Il. Meem appointed in charge. He will
have as Assistant Surgeon, DR.. N. w
Calhoun.
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~ PRINTER WANTED. !

We wish to employ printer in this
Office. None but such as are sober and
industrious and of good character need
apply.
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''The best laid schemes o. mice and men
Gang aft aglee,"
MEETING FOR HOME DEFENCE.

We have been requested to state that
there will be meeting of the citizens
of the neighborhood of Churchyille and
West View, held at Churchville, at 2
o'clock, ON Friday next, for the purpose
# completing the roll, and organizing a
Company for Home Defence, by the e.
ian OF officers, and adopting rules,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15
INCONSISTENCY.

a gentleman came into our Office and
complained that $500. was too high a
price tor a years subscription to news
paper. Before going out he offered to
sell us some gold coin for Confederate
money. We told him that we never
made such exchanges. We asked him.
however, how much he had to sell, and
what he asked for it? He said, he had
$40. and required $500. in Confederate
money for it. It will be observed that,
upon his own estimate of the value OF
the currency we receive in exchange for
subscription, the price Of the paper is,
on the basis of gold, only twenty-six and
two-third cents seven and one-half
times less than it was before the war,
when the price on the same basis was
$500. By his own estimate, the pres
ent price is only twenty six and two
third cents instead of $500 as before
the war. Yet before the war the price
was cheap, at $500, but is now dear at
twenty six and two-third cents! By his
estimate Of the value Of our currency,
the present price should be $50. instead
of $500.
go consistency, what jewel thou art ~
This gentleman is not alone in his in
consistency-aH those who are asking
five and ten prices for wood and agri-
cultural products, and complain at the
price of newspapers, are in the same
category. They seem to act upon the
principle that Confederate money is of
very little value when they are to re-
ceive it, but ofprecious value when they
pay it out. 1t of SO little value, why so
SO anxious to get it, and why so reluc-
tant to part with it {? Is it worth more
in passing into the hands of an Editor
than into those ola farmer or merchant?
If any think SO, we will agree to take
care OF Their money at very low per
centum.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

~ Miss Belle Boyd has been again
captured by the enemy, AID is now CON
fined in the Old Capitol prison in Wash
ington. She was captured in Martins
burg.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

- CAMP NEAK UHANGE C ii. , =
August 20, 1863.
90 RECRUITS WANTED.-I wish to en-
III list m NV company, thirty recruits from that
las of men who have become liable to military duty
nv recens q ders from the War Departn ent, or who
are arriving the age OF eighteen. Such men have
The rigiiese OF joining the company of their choice
and would res eetuIly call their attention to the
Augusta Lee ladies'
Apply, for admission, by letter, or in person, to
G. ID. MCCOY, Captain
Company I'D, 18th Va Reg
2d Brigade, 1st Division,
Sent l-4t% I'd Army Corns A ".
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, in Bridgewater
Ya-By WILLIAM FURRY, General Auctioneer-
wishing to discontinue housekeeping will ofer for
sale, at my residences in Bridgewater, Rockingham
county, on WednesdGy and Ihursday September 3Oth
and october LIST, 1862 al my Personal Property, con-
sstlng, amongst other things, of Beds and Bedding
Tables, Chairs Sideboard, Wardrobe, with Bureau
attached, large quantity of Table and Glassware
Carpetng, Parlor Stoves and Clocks, large amount
OF Kitchen Furniture, 2 fine Mich Cows / Beef
young Horse, 90 Hogs and Shoats. or tons of Hav
3 or barrels of Flour, large lot of manufactured
Tobacco Cotton Yarns, Salts Sugar, some Dry Goods
and good many notions in the mercantile line Also
large lot Of Pine Lumber for building purposes sew,
& raj thousand Joint Shingles and 5000 to 10000
hard brick. Also, at the time, s or Acres OF
Land, lying at the North end OF Bridgewater. This
will be divided in lots suitable building for the ac
COMMUNICATION of purchasers.
Sale TO commence at early hour and continue un-
til all the property shall besod Terms made known
at sale.s e. N POOL
ept15--tds.
NALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH--
v -EN FURNITURE, AT AUCTION.-I will sell,
ON Monday, the 2st inst, at the Presbyterian Semi
nary IN the town of Staunton, large and desirable
Paror Furniture Carpets, Curtains. Chairs. Tables.
vi carpet, Bedsteads. Mattresses Blankets Clocks
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Covered Dishes, Cur and
sape s Bowls and Pitchers Casters Plates Stoves
Sale conducted by BRucE & PECK, Auctioneers
Sept l5
LAIR SALE.-.Will be sold at my store 2 miles
1 east of Messy Greek Iron Works, on SATUR-
DAY, October Bid, commencing at 10 o'clock, the
following property, and articles wit Sixty Sacks
of Virginia Salt, 100 Boxes of Tobacco, of different
grades Barrel of Tanners Oil, one of Machine OIL
Barrel of Tar, Harness OIL 100 lbs of Black Pepper
hafton OF lron 400 lbs of Sugar, lot of Hogs, lot
of Cattle Overcoats, Soda Smoking Tobacco, &C. 2.
The above articles will be sold nquantities to suit
purchasers. Terms Cash. d. a. PLECKER
Sept l5-3ts. Rock. Register charged $3.50.
- ALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
~ / will sell, on SATURDAY, the 2sth of Septem..
Der, at the late residence of simon Stoyer decd 8
miles North OF Ghurchvie, two good Mich Cows, 8
youag Cattle, Hogs, farming Implements, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture about Is Acres of grow.
many other articles not necessary to enumerate g 1
TERMS Cash.. e WIN. II. sBURGARDINE.a
Sept l5-2ts* $50 ,s4
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

"a A volunteer company for Home
Defence was organized at New Hope on
Saturday last
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~ C. YEAkLE, has just arrived from Dixie,
" . with hne assortment of DRUGS and vl
MEDlCINES, consisting in part. as follows: NJ
Soda, Sulphur, Indigo, Copperas, Alum, AS Il
safoetida, Cream OF Tartar Davis Pain Killer, Epsom
Salts, Castor OIL, Gum Arabic, GGm Camphor, Sweet
Spirits Nltre, Balsam Copava Sugar OF Lead Iodide
Potash, Choroform, Caomel, Borax, and Suichnine
Persons in want of articles in his line wodd do well
to give him call at Dr. Youngs old stand. Every
available means will be used in keeping on hand q
general assortment of Drugs and Medicines.
stanton, Sept. 4, lS63--tf. sse
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

AOh OUT.-.S1OO REWARD. -.S tolen. on
~ Monday night, tn inst, a dark dappled dun
COLE four years DID, about Is hands high. had sore
tongue, and looks very badly. will give the above
new ara tor his recovery. IS s.
4 St:p l5--2ts* J. ". ALEXANDER,
Vim. copy 2t. Mcdowell, Highland co.. Va.
HE SECOND CLASS OF CREDITORS
ofSainuel III. Woodward, will present their claims
to the undersigned Trustees, with interest caculate
20 the 9th of April, 1868.
W. B. KAYSER,
Sept l5-2ts VIM. B. BURNETT. { trustees
NOTICE.-If there are unsatisied claims due sal.
- d1ers or others by Capt. Rich. D. Simms decsd
VI 70 W oih va Regiment, they must be present.
ment JAS W ar AW Enp p p"J-
ooPo 49,. Admir-.
Office TO TRESrAsSEKS.--An persons
are hereoy notified not to trespaSs upon nv land
ny cutting and peang timber, passing through
throwing down and destroying fences, Gc as the
law VIII be enforced against all such offenders
sept o--otsN VIM. G. McKAMY.
0000 BUNDLES OF RYE NTRAW
AOOO WANTED at this Department for which
the Cash will be paid on delivery or will be bougbt
and hauled R. TURK, Capt Il A. O. M
Sept l5-4ts. Cow Shops Staunton, Va.
NOTICE PHYSICfANS.-.ThessA ueussa Med.
IN ical Society" will meet punctually at 10 A. NJ,
on the 4th Monday of this month, court Day,
By order, SAMUEL KENNERLY, JF
Sept i5-2ts. Vim. copy 2ts 80. Secretary.
COWS FOR sALE.--Three good Cows fol SALE
~ Persons wishing to buy will inquire at the
Sept l5-tf SPECTATOR OFFICE. I
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.ESTRAY COW.-sThe subscriber lost his co ",
IL which estrayed from Stanton, on Monday, the
3lst of August She yellow color, with short
horns and white head and scar on the rignt Shout,
der caused by bullet wound. reward OF 500 VIII
be gwen for her recovery Any Information concern
ing her whereabouts may be left at the Spectator
Office. THOMAS HOuNlHAN.
Sent S-9ts*
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MIR. DAVID BAYLOR

V0U hold a note on mefor Three Hundred Dollars
l. executed py me to Robert g. Bickle. DUE be-
ieve, the st day of September, 1851. Having this
day rendered you payment for the same in the usual
currency of the country, you refusing to lake any
thing in payment for the note except SILVER and GOLD
now give you notice that will not pay you interest
on said note from and after this date.
Given under my hand this, 18th of August, 1863
Sept. l, 1866 R0BT. C0WAN
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By Mr.. Quesenberry--Of further restraining
the injurious consumption of articles of subsis-
tence by distillation.
By Mr.. Newman-Of reviving the law as it ex-
listed prior to 1850, regulating hotel charges.-
He said there was no class of extortioners to
whom we had greater cause to direct our atten-
ton than hotel keepers. The law referred to had
existed from the organization Of the Govern
ment, and was dropped during the revisal of the
Code in 1860.
HOUSE, Sept. 10.
& Mr.. Ambers, of Chesterfield, moved the ap-
-pointment of special committee to inquire into
the causes of the delay in the delivery of the
Stuart, Buchanan4 s. Goes aalso,F whether the
Board of Public Works had retarded or facilita-
ted such delivery. 4sA ssss = -SSs "a
y The resolution was agreed to.
By Mr. McCne-To know on what basis, or
census, Superintendent Clarkson distributes salt
from the State works, among the several coun-
ties, and whether injustice has been done..eio
! By Mr.. English-To extend the provisions of
the fence law of the last session to the county of
Henrico. -ssS'sasf
By Mr.. Woolfolk-For inquiring of Superin-
tendent Clarkson, the quantity of salt he has
manufactured, the quantity distributed, and the
probable quantity by the 1st of November.
Amended SOFAS to require, also, the instruc.
tions from the Board of Public Works, under
''~~A~~> - - ~-SsAA15s
Crockett, inquiring of him whether he has leased
any portion of the works to private individuals,
and, if SO, what portion and at what price. The
resolution was then agreed to-
By Mr.. James-For repeating all licenses to
auctioneers, and suppressing all sales at auction
BY Mr.. Miller-For efficiently protecting citi-
zeIs from illegal and unnecessary impressn1ents.
BY Mr.. ichardson-Inqu of the Confed-
crate auth critics what impediment exists to the
attendance Of members Of this House who also
belong to the army.
BY Mr.. Pendleton-T exclude from citizen
ship, all who, since April, 1861, had held office
or rendered service under the United States au-
thorities, or under any illegal usurped Govern
ment.
BY Mr.. Ward Il F or the more effectual punish
ment and suppression of horse stealing.
By Mr.. Goode--For making it compulsory on
agents appointed by the county courts to provide
for the necessitous families of soldiers, to act.
and to act faithfully.
8 By Mr.. RoWan--For repeating the law re-
quiring claims allowed by the Auditing Board
to be approved by the General Assembly. s
By Mr.. Worsham-For supporting the families
of soldiers within the enemy s lines.
By Mr.. Walker, of Rockingham Prohibiting
the sale Of property by persons who are seeking
to avoid military duty by escaping the State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-09-15

M ANTED.--Af female Teacher, eomretent to
w teach English branches and Music on the
Piano, in private family. Address A. K
Sept a--Sss@ FIshersvis. Augusta Co. VA
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SENATE Sant

Dept. -.
Mr.. Guy submitted a resolution referring to
the COMMITTEES of Military Affairs the reeommen-
.dation Of the Governors message relative to de-
serters and stragglers, and ins.ructing said COM
mittee to inquire how far the General Assembly
can deprive such deserters and stragglers of the
facilities for crossing the rivers OF the State, now
afforded them by the ferries, bridges and private
boats, etc. Adopted.
Mr.. Collier, of Petersburg, submitted resolu-
ton providing for the appointment OF a commits
soner to proceed to each Northern State, and
demand that they decide by the ballot box,
whether Virginia shall be separated from them
in peace, provided the other States of the Con-
federacy institute like commissioners. After a
short debate the resolutions We're indefinitely
postponed-yeas, 3S nays, 1, Collier
HOUSE, Sept. 8.
Various resolutions of inquiry were offered
and adopted.
By Mr.. Raymond, of Marion-For escheating
the lands of such persons as have lived among US
three years without seeking to acquire citizen
ship.aa
By Mr.. Harris, of Rockingham-For amend
ing the Tax Act so as to receive all issues of Con-
1ederate currency in payment of the public dues.
Referred to Committee On Finance.
By Mr.. James, of Rotetoult and Craig-For
conflscating or sequestrating the property of de-
serters from the Confederate Army.
The motion to lay on the table was lost--ayes
SO, noes 70.
A substitute offered by Mr.. Bouldin, Of Char
lotte, was accepted by Mr.. james. 1t directs
the committee to inquire into the expediency OF
reporting bill far the efecIual suppression OF
the CRIME of desertion.
Thus modified, the resolution was passed. Re-
ferred to Military COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Hutchns0n-F or inquiring into the ex-
pediency of fixing the prices of merchandise and
all articles of produce and consumption, and the
wages of labor according to the specie standard.
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IN COUNCIL FOR THE TOWN OF
Il STAUNT0N, SEPTEMBER 5TH 1868.
: The Mayor presented a petition signed by Robert
o. Bickie and ninetytws Others praying the passage
of an Ordinance for the increase If taxation on ali
taxable subjects in the Town. for the purpose Of rails
ing a fund to provide supplies of Flour, Meat aud
Wood, for the families of soldiers.
Wnereupon, ON motion of Col. Hartman, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
ResoI0eI, That an Ordinance be passed doubling the
taxes imposed by the Ordinance, passed the 9th of
June last.
And thereupon, the Mayor submitted an Ordi
nance, which was passed In the words following, to
wit:
Be it ordained by the Council of the Town OF Staun-
ton, that the Ordinance passed the 9Th of June
last, imposing taxes for The Town Of Staunton be a.
mended, by increasing the amount of taxation on all
subjects therein named, one hundred per cent for the
purposes expressed in the petition aforesaid. =
And it is further ordained, that to ia cilitate the
collection of the Town Taxes, the Chief of Police be
and is hereby authorized to endorse the word Dou
BILE on the face and back of his tax tickets and col
lec and account for the accordingly, and that
tor all taxes licenses granted issued and collected
since the oath day of April last the Chief of Police is
hereby required and authorized to make out new
tickets for the amounts of such taxes and collect and
account for the same accordingly, and for all licenses
which may be granted and issued between this date
and the oath of April next that he make ont tickets
therefor in pursuance of the spirit and intent of this
Ordinance, and collect and account for the same ac
cordingly.
Rev. James G. Wheat, and Messrs james W .Craw-
ford and William b Kayser were appointed Com
nlttee to disburse the fund to be raised under the
Dove ordinance. Sept 8-0ts.
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@a SENATE, Oept.slU.
BILLS REPORTED. @
Mr.. Randolph, from the Committee on Militia
ry Affairs, reported
A bill to punish persons for harboring and as
siSting deserterS from the G. S. service.
The said bill was advanced to q second read
ing.
Mr.. Dickinson, from the Committee on Finance
reported bill authorizing the receipt Of Con-
federate States Treasury notes in payment OF tax
es and other public dues to this State.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Collier introduced the following bills,
which were referred to the appropriate commits
tees: 10 .zs1r " &
An act to prevent the depreciation Of the cur
rency issued by authority of the Government OF
the Confederate States. ata 1879
An act to reduce and regulate the prices of
clothing manufactured in this State, and Of
wheat and Indian corn, and the produce thereof
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY. s.-- 81
The appropriate committees were instructed to
inquire into the expectancy OF various propose
ti0ns, viz: 94l $500 -.
By Mr.. Neeson- Of providing facilities for the
sale and supply OF surplus grain and other sub
sistence, in certain cases. @s5osstirs
By Mr.. Keen-Of authorizing county courts
to appoint commissioners to fix prices, and APP
point press masters for provisions and necessa-
ries for soldiers families.
By Mr.. Seldom. OF clothing either State Or
Confederate authorities with the power to re-
move all the slaves and free negroes from expo
sed frontiers of the State to some place OF safe
ty.
= BY Mr.. Carson---Of reporting bill No. D., to-
organize Home Guards, rejected by the Senate at
its last session.
By Mr.. Coghill-Of such legislation as will
suppress extortion and speculation.
BY Mr.. Taylor, Of M.--Of repeating all laws
authorizing the counties and cities Of the Com
monweath to issue notes of a less denomination
than one dollar.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
~ On FRIDAY, the 18th, inst, viii sell at Auc-
ton, in Stauuton, for Cash, the following govern
WAGONS, Zone, two and four horse) IL AMBu-
LANCES, l CART, zoo. sets old HARNESS, %
WA90N SADDLES, and 40 CURRY COMBS The
sale will begin at 10 o'clock. IS
Sept s--tds H. NJ. BELL, Maj. & O. NJ
~. Vim. conv ids .a -