Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-01-05

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Montez, a painter by trade, who was boarding
IN the family OF the undersigned, ran off on Mon
day morning the 4th instant, carrying with him
MONEY AND GOODS of the following de-
scription SIS to $50 in money / hunting case
Gold Watch with heavy Gold Chain, l Chro-
nometer Watch with Steel CHAIN tan-colored
sack coat pair of gray mixed Cashmere Pants
with stripe up the side, black Alpine hat-size
19-palr OF high calf-skin shoes, and a pair OF
Gum Overshoes.
He is "a years Old about FIVE feet nine inches
high, sallow complexion, long, curly, brown
hair, small brown mustache ard is rather stoop-
shouldered. The clothes he wore were a grayish
sack coat and pants, and an old quilted cloth hat
very much soiled with oil and paint
The above reward will be paid for the appre-
hension and arrest of the thief
JAMES T. ORORK,
jan5-3t Staunton Woolen Factory
Richmond Dispatch and Lynchburg News
copy 1t and send bill to this office.
| g HEgsgFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an or
- der of sale which issued from the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, at its November term,
1868, in the matter of Baylor & Hanger and Boil
war Christian, plaintiffs, against George Kelsey
Brag, John Gilliard Drag, and VIM N Clarke,
Defendants, will offer at public sale, on Mon
day, the l1t day Of January, 1862 at the resi-
dence of said William N. Clarke formerly the
property of Lemuel Weller, decd, on Middle
River, near Samuel Ciine's mill, the following
property, viz: los bushels Corn, 40 bushels Of
Wheat, Is bushels Oats, and about tons of hay,
levied Vi on as the property Of said Brags
jan5-1t deputy for Saml Paul, Sheriff A. c..
FHvRUsT sAAE.-Purguant to a deed Of
Z trust executed to me by r. N. Lindsey,
bearing date the 10th day of April, 1866, and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court
of Augusta, shall offer for sale ct public auc-
FRiDAY THE 22ND OF January, 1869,
FOLLOWING + I
old colt, 3 Cows, Calf, 2 Wagons and Harness,
Plows, | Hsrrow, l Buggy and Harness. wheat
Fan, 6 Hogs, together with all the Household
and kitchen furniture to wit: Beds and bedding,
Chairs, Tables of all kinds, l Bureau, Safe, /
Cooking Stove and Furniture, Dishes, and all
other property named in said trust deed
Terms made known at sale.
JOTECE.-Our accounts to the LIST of Jan
~ uary, 1869, are ready for settlement Per-
payment; otherwise we will, without favor or
distinction, collect by process of law.
To our customers we wish to say that in the
future we will have neither time nor inclination
to keep accounts and hope our friends will not
force to refuse them credit.
Jan 5-3m PARKINS, NELSON & co.
MIEW BOOKS.-Y esterday, To-Day, and
u Forever: A Poem in twelve books, by
Edward H. Bickersteth, NJ. A.
Wild Life under the Equator by Paul Du
Appleton's Illustrated Almanac
Diaries for 1869.
jan5-tf ROBT COWAN
@ taunton Building Association
y The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of this Association, for the Election of Officers,
will be held in the TOWN HALL, Thursday,
january Z, 1869, at o'clock. p NJ.
Absent members can vote by proxy, but a
p' By order. W f. KER, Secretary.
jan Sit
AGELLEE VVANTED.-I wish to employ
IVs miller to take charge of my Touring mill
at Covington, Va.
A miller who can come well recommended for
capacity and honesty will find constant employ
ment and good wages None other need apply.
A man with family preferred. Apply to A. S.
Kinney, Staunton. or to the Undersigned
t. McALLISTER, Covington.
YMARNENG.-Ihe hereby forewarn all per-
w sons from entertaining or harborng my
daughter, ANN ELIZA TALLEY, she beng
under q years of age, and having left my house
without my consent.
ian5-3t MARY ANN TALLEY.
HORSES FOR SALE.-A good brood
L 4 mare and young horse of large size-both
work well. H. GEEDING f"
Churchville, Dec 18th, 1868.
jan5-3t
ENTEREST.-All persons indebted to me
4 or my clients are hereby notified that one
years interest on their debts is now due. and
prompt payment is expected.
jan5-4t DAVID FULTZ.