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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18
MAYNARD & MOVES,
Iuk Powder i hiQuiA INK.

sN18ls the manufac urers determined to furnish the
I American public with Ink Ponder aud INK, which
should satisfy those who apply ito the most import
AN, uses in banks public Offices, schools &c snd sue
ceeded most fully, as the following testimonials VIII
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18
Charles Bennett

ONHTlCS DCuNOV6
HAS received and offers for sale
Ill 1 case A. bleached power loom shirting cotton
l do 70 do Peterborough do do
do Maryland Penitentary spiaids, superior
quality
1 do ~ indigo blue checks
june %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18
Burr Mlilstone Mandatory

yT,HE subscriber has recently commenced the manu-
II facture OF
BURR MILLSTONES,
at his shop on Fayette street, north of King street,
where he will always be prepared to execute all or
der, in his line promptly and neat and workmsnlike
manner. His materials are Of the best quality.
inne 27-w6s. EDWARD LATHAM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-18
,essr,. Maunnrd e Moues.

PAruIoTIc BANK, WASHINGTON CRY,
April ~, 1924.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21
Stage Notice.
&EcANLN

From DnN ninptown to Plnladelphin by way ofWesi-
Chester and Wilmington, for the accommodation OF
travellers and others The Stage will leave Down
ingtnWn, from the House of JACOB 2. PARkE
every Monday "Wednesday. Friday. of O'clock, A.
Nj be in WestChcstrrin time iir passengers 60 to
PhIpdelpha IN tho Accommodation Line and a. rive
Of the liouro of Robert Euk'n, Lafayette Hotel VIII
mingion, IN time take the Boat for Philndpph ia
Returning viii leave Philadelphia every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at 6o'clcck, A. VI. be in
West Chester nj n'ck, =. NJ. aud arrive at Down
inIion, about o'clock, p. NJ.
Fare from Duwungiown 10 West Chester. so cents
finp Wet Chester TO Wilmington, 81. and from Phla
d0lphia to West Chester, 81 rs.
Gentlemen aud Ladies from distance, who wish con.
Veyance few miles from, West Chester, in shy direction
may expect tho accommodation on Reasonable terms
And every reasonable eGerliou is pledged give public
satisfaction.
Peter Osborne.
XVsst Cbestnr. Anil I2.-tf
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21


An excellent medicipe for all nervous affections,
weakness, pain in the Ions back etc.
LEES ESSENCE OF MUSTARD-no medicine
ever excecd this in curing rheumatism, sprsins,
bruises. frosted feet etc.
LEES AGUE AND FEVER DROPS. never
falling cnre.
LEES SOVEREIGN OINTMENT--wat rahted
to cure the ITCH by one application
LEES PERSIAN LOTION, An excellent medi-
cine for curing teters, rng-wotns, prckle heat ETC.
LEES INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC an
effrctual cure for the Venrreal and tSonorhooa.
LEES TOOTH ACHE DRoPSj which give immo
dilute relief
LEES TOOTH PoWDER-which cleanses
and hnautifes the teeth.
LEES EYE WATERS certain cure for sore
eyes.
LEES CoRNPLASTER--fo removing and des-
tr0yng
65-The above highly approved medicines are sold by
appointment, by
VAUGHAN and PETERSON, No. 1856,
& E. B. VAUGHAN No ~,
Market S.. Wilmington.
Who has just received fresh supply om Baltimore.
AZ Hundreds of cases of cures performed by the
above truly valuable medicines, could be given did the
limits Of newspaper admit oft.
ADril 26-If
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21

is splendid descendant of Sir Atchy, thesire Of the
most distinguished running horses ohe South, aud
al Y years old, covers at SIS the season.
RiNAi.DC was bred by the Hon. John Randolph,
Of Roanoke, (Va.) and is not excelled by any other
horse u tho country IN his pcdg Oe, in his lmbs f.
guro, bono, 70 sinuo aus acon
PEDIGREE
Sire, Sir Archy dam Miss Ryand, BY Gracehus
grand dam Duott, by Silver Tai, full bred son Of
Cioeklasl great grand dam Vanity, ~ Ceer the best
son OF ola Janus; great great grand dam by Mark An.
hony the best sou al old Partner he the best Of old
Traveller out Of Selma by the Gndophn Arabian; great
great great grand dam by jolly Rodgor.
SIR Arely aud 6roechus got by the imported horse
)omod bred by Sir c. BurnbnTy, got by Forizeli tho
best son OF King herod his dam by SPECTATOR grand dam
by lioratiO, by Blank. a Of GodolPhin Arabian,
grand dam by ChIdersi g. &. grand dam MISS Beyer,
ny Grey Sraniham g; &. grand dam by Psge' Ierki
ggg g. grand dam Betty Percivsl by Leeds Arabian
RINALDO
Will stand for Mares this season, from ihers of April
to the first Of August al tho fol lowing places, in New
Castle County, state o. Delaware al Richard Jones
Newark Hotel formerly kept by Caleb T. Swayne, Oh
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and at Francis Saw
dons Hares corner, Thursday, Friday and unin
saturday, evening IN zach week, whom he will return 10
Newark, and so on, ring the The condi ions
are, any person putting mare RlN8LDo, ust give
Their note for $50, To The tEcrber his order payable
on tho first day Of January and il any should
DO parted with before il nined that she is with
loal, tho note must no paid and all mares not proving
with i"al the owners must forward aud give as
siarlny testimony of tho fact and receive their note
within sixty days after is due, othetsse IL elected
longer than the time specified il must paid.
NJ B. For The accommodation Of those whO wish put
Mares by the Jingle leap, Viz.-any person putting a
marc to Rnaldo by the single leap pay dolAs
at tho time Of covering. Should tho want the
morse again. the owner by pay ing five dollars viii
he entitled to tho remainder Of the seasnn may have
the marc lnsuredhy giving note for dollars, Rhu
complying with the above conditiuns
Caleb +. Swayne.
April !, t1Juy f4... =.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21
LEE,S FLIXIR.

sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate coughs,
catarrhs nshmas, sore throats and approaching
snmptions.
Mr., Noah Ridgely-Sir; My daughter, Sarah Cole
man, llns been from her infancy greatly afflicted with
distressing cough which her friends very fearful
would. terminate in fatal disease A bottle of
your Lees Elixir procured; less than half bottle
entirely removed this ,onnening cough; she has not
had the least return Of il since. This excellent Med
cine has. in all probability, (;hro' the blessing Of
Divine Provlence) been the saving other life.
Yours with respect, TN ~
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21
SPI1NNDgD SRR ISyGR
ROWD9o
R. MKNK 81

IN. MKCKS
RESPECTFULLY nlurms the public, that he has Just
received from phisdOlplA splendid assortment Of
SPRING GOODS.
He invites purchasers to call and examins his stock
before they buy, he is deiermnedo soil at the lowos
market prices. They C0nsat partly Of the following
Goods, viz:
sspSror Black Cloth,
do. Blue de.
superfns Brown, Olive, and other Cloths,
do, do. do. CsssmeTsa.
alerino cassTetFs, handsome article for gentemens
pAnlanOns
super. doiblO and single Maracics vcsngs, with q
large assortment Of other Goods, for genslcmen's
wear.
Fashionable conr'd silks.
do. striped Philippine for ladies dresses,
do do. Organey,
Now style GinahuRs, Bsttil,s and calicoes.
Grape, Grauedine, aud barTago hdkfs.
SIlk and cotton hosiery.
Nankn, Canton, and Italian crapes.
PonQeos and Grape royals, with good assortment Of
other articles pertaining TO tho Dry Goods business
NJ H. Paper Hanging and Bordering Of the latest style;
also fresh supply ofhost Feathers.
April 90.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21
John COLEMAN,
Lee,s Nervous Cordial.

Corner Of Daansy and Caroline eS s. to SsIt@o1s
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21
JACOB SMALL.
Lees worm destroying Lozenges.


WOyTDEI2FUL Ty1PE WORM. y
A part ofu Tape Worm passed by lady 40 years
old, which measured fret long and coRtans three
hundred joints. This worm, with two round worms
10 to Is inches long, and three f6urths Of an inch
round expelled from child not years old, by tho
use of Lees Lazenges, now TO be sren al Lees
Family Medicine DisPensary, No. 50, Hanover Street
BaltimOre.4 ,a. 4.,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21
@EMYs gg gMSJ Use
Lees Famous
ANTI-BlLlOUS PILLS.

= T7Tice 70 and 80 rtElIs per Bor
THE operation of these pills is perfectly mild as
be used in safety By personsin every situation and
of every age.
The proprietor confidently recommends the timely
use Of these Pills, preventive and cure of Bilious,
Yellow and Malignant Fevers.
a5Plcnse inquire for LEES ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS" with the signature Of
NOAH RIDGELY.
(Ln,e Michael Lee aud COY
As nons other are genuine
CERTIFICATE
Ofthe Mayor qf NE CITY Of Baltimore.
"Dear Sr-Having made use of The various pills in
my family offered TO the public for the last % yeors,
and hnsing found your celebrated Anti Bilious Pills
The most eicacious cleansing the stomach and bow
els wing head aches, sick stomachs, and having
used them for several years past, can have no hes
tation in stating that believe them (as representedl
a most valuable medicine. -
To Mr.. Noah Ridgely. JACOB SMALL.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21
Notice.

ALL persons indebted TO the estate of the late
HUGH w. RICHIE, Esq. are requested to
make payment, and those who have accounts q
ganst the estate 10 present them legally attested.
Hetty Richie, Admr'x.
New Castle, Del. June l4--4tp
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-06-21
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of Isaac Jones,
DECEASED, hereby required to make immediate pay
ment, and all those who have legal claims upon the
,nent. t"
Peter Weyant,
HOBBY Moore,
Administrators Do BONN non, with ihelsiu ansered
Jan a--N t 1-fr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

NMOOL.-The Subscribers will give the highest
w market price for good Wool.
RAYMOND s. BROTHERS.
June 4. s-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

the Eup.ree reqsestiug the dismissal Of the Ministry
and tho reinstaion OF the former one. Wi b tits re
uaes', The Emperor peremptorily refused TO comply
and immediately endeavored 10 head his troops to march
against The people, who had assembled Themselves in
the Campo d-aeelamacao. TIE troops no, only refus.
cd 10 march against the p'ople but left their barracks
and joined their fellow countrymen. The Emperor
thee immediately dbdicated the CToton inJdeor Of his
son. Don Pedro Dc A esniars, now Don Pedro H."
no.
RESURRECTION IN ST. JAGO DE CUBA.
The New-York Mercantile Advertiser OF Monday
says go We have been favored by a commercial
friend, with a letter dated Matanzas, the 18th May, re.
eeived by the Prince Edward, which states, that the
Inland Mail had that day arrived at NJ .tanzas, bringing in
tsliigence from st. Jago, Of an instruction among the
blacks at that place. The Governor, at the head OF all
the troops stationed there, had marched against the in
surrec,ionists and In an attack which took place in the
vicinity OF 81. Jago, a very great number OF the blacks
were killed. estimated from 1000 TO 1000. This victory,
Il was supposed, would completely quell all disturban.
eos. The city OF 81. Jago had been left by the Govern
or under the care Of the citizens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

HNlFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranswav- On
Friday, the 29lh April last, from Stephen r..
NucSolls, near charlotte Courthouse, Va, a Negro
Wan. lOM, who had on, when he went away.a ps;s
oi white yarn Pantaloons and coat OF the same. Tom
IS between 30 and 40 years Of age IL tall, straight. and
wen made has nearly lost the sight OF one OF his
eyes, from a cause unknown his hair runs far back on
his forehead, which causes him 10 have the appearance
oil being bald is inclined 10 limp when he walks. and
sFeaks slowly hen questioned.
Tom was purchased Of a trader, in Richmond abo,,
five years ago, who said bat he bought him Of one Ds'
Wis, in Frederick county, Va. He has been hired one
year at viewers Iron Works, Rockbridge county-T
,hink II probable he has aimed TO get TO that neighbour
hood, under a fictitious name.-The above re ward viii he
as he has made one attempt TO get Their, as a free man.
paid on the delivery OF said slave. or 10 my person Who
shali secure him IN Tail, so that he can be obtained by
Stephen T. Nuckolls, II taken out Of The county If Cba.y,
lotts, If in Charlotte, $40 only.
June T. 8-w4ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

hkORY LANE FOR BY consent OF mar
NJ ties, the Subscriber will sell at public Auction.
wei known residence, Drury Lane, lying in King viii.
ram county, on the Main Road from the Co,Irthonse 70
est Point,nesrly equi distant irem the Mattaponv ana
Pamunky Rivers, being about two and a hall miles
from each, and convenient to several herring and shs5
hsheIies. This situation is known 10 be one among the
heaithiest in the lower country-aboundlng in excel.
LEM wafer and from tho peculiar properties of the soil.
well adapted TO the culture of corn, wheat. &c, &c
The Tract contains 500 acres, and has on il a very
valuable Mill Seat. The neighbourhood fs a verv do,
showing the premises TO any person wishing n exaninS
them.-Ierms one-th rd cash, and the balance in two
equal annual payments, with a deed in trust on ,bs
Land, TO secure the payment thereof.
49, THO. MOSS, Agenf.
'uue T. 3-w4wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

~ VI ILLE!l
The Editors of the North Carolina Jop nal and
Carolina Observer unite in giving 10 their readers
eJoHo1cing account of the Gwfud e1fastrophe of
sunday lost. The delay IN issuing it has been
unavoidable.
About is minutes after IL o'clock NJ on Sunday lee,
the citizens OF Fayetteville were affirmed by The efy o.
FIRE. and the other signals usual on such pee ,iont.
The root OF a Kitchen belonging TO Mr. Jas. KYLE, near
his elegant brick building, lately erected at the N. w
corner OF Market Square, wa, found TO be IN a blsze
but 10 90 iDconsidsTabls an extent, that T. was believed
The Efforts made TO eEtnEu sh II would CT rtaiuIy be s4c.
eeniol. D.ceitul hope They WIRE al unayailjng
In a very few moments, the Fl ,mes extended them.
selves to he large brick building, and to mar y Sm,Il
wooden buildings In its vicinity. In a few minu
more, The roof Of The Town House caught, aud that
building was soon enveloped In flames. From thence
four large torrents Of Hime were seen pouring in A..
mSoy directions along the four principal streets n he
town, with a rapidily and force which de Esd all ,tav or
re,i'iaDcS. In a western DIRE ion, the Gre extended n.
sell up Hay street on the right hand a short distance
tending backwards in . northern dir elm 70 The very
edge 'Uf the creek, eiRbraeiLg 10 it, dovouring tween
the interm' diste bulldogs on Old street and M alden
lane. And 90 the Isf az far a. Mr.. CAnte's wooden
building, being The next house. below Mr.. John
MscRats long row Of wooden bui dlogs, al the Wagon
Ysid, extend og back south w rdiy TO Franklin Street
Along Green Street the 04r o progressed no,ih " ar ,Iv
ero'sng The creek, aud eoosUsine In their transit
Mr.. Ecele's mill. store, and dwelling houss, and In
bands jme bridge ers cted a few years since BY In, own.
%swsepiog before them many valuable h%uldings, inclr-
ding he Episcopal Church, On The right hard eide nj
he sect, uohl they reached The private residence OF
Ia. SeawelI r q. which was saved by a pfovideo TAT
lofo Of he Wind, and the active eAerions Of a VERY
fsw persons with water ADD blankets o. tbs lett
hand side Of The street they progressed 1olil they we're
sioy ped al ihs house Of J. W. Wright, ESQ by bios. |
ipg I, Up, snd extended back until hey reached J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07
BOsToN Nav /.

-, BOSTON May, 81.
The PiTotes.-Tbe two pirates, Gaudstt and Coli.
nett, convicted Of muir Ter and mutiny, were yes.etdav
brought, into court t. receive ,brir sentence. To the
QUESTION, "wbY should not sentence OF de eth be passed
upon y'u," the latter repled-"becsase | am Innocent
ne 'hcn went into a clear aud very plausible detail OF
the circumstances OF the murder, alleging his own in
I ocence and The guilt Of the witnesses After an ad
dress Of ore hour, in which he evineed e~op,iIet able
energy and intelligence, he listened TO his sentence
with apparent cofhro,ure and IT, difference. Sentence
OF dss'h was pronounced 10 an impressive manper by
Jndse Story, TO be carried into execution on the fret Of
July next. DAILY .ddu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07
AMI L. -.
Pirg;nid, May 81, 1881.
FILE w
MIR. BRANCH.


Ia Two different letters, written evidsn,Iv for ,,,u..
ton, MIR. Branch has couerfiy and insidiousiv made
injurious iaiimauoDs, intended 10 reach the cha,ac,a,
OF an unnamed individual whom he ventures ma, ,o 49,.
sail openly. These destinations are made 10 have a
particular bearing. and are used by The tumble ins,r,.
ments who act in concert with him, TO pro iuee poIi,i "a,
results from assaults on private character. NJ. Bes,rb
cautiously shrouds himself uuder Iinuendoss. an tau.
to surmise the facts which he says oush, to be laid h.
tore The public. Why does be not stt like a mani He
has been called upon TO come out opsnIy-to specify
and on me principles o. ju'iice and honor to assume the
'esponNoiIi'y OF shewing that which he says ought 10
De knoton, but which he has hithsri renlured 10 din,
seminste through vague ms hus;ions alone. Could an
honorable man resoncils IL to his feelings, thus TO stab
in the dark! In his published letter he rests his con.
dnc' upon a point of honor. Yet be sees bis I.t,ers
vouched as authority for tbs vilest gu. picions, by mar.
tzans-by underlings whom he knows cannot be no
iced. Is he not bound then TO avow his meauiDg-to
Assert boldly bis charges, aud submit, them to that pub.
nc Which he has sought covtrlly to infec, with hi,
'natgn Influences"
we are duRho'ized by the individual who l. suopo.ed
TO be aimed a., by these limited ISLANDERS. TO maxi his
second edH He shrinks not from the ordeal with which
he seems to 20 Threatened. He is ready to make The
issue with a man who consid' re- the public interested
IN the matter OF his covert illusions, and whose sand.
Jog 10 the country subjects him TO the proper responsi.
biIioes' No inv legation 10 feared. An honest cause
always locks with confidence TO an Issue, which 1e.
p nds on an appeal TO God or the country.
FW1sL GIobe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

Nc Nc &d.
Tickets $2O-HsIves TO- Qlsrers sb,bs 2 20
Fors sale by. f. MICKLE,
Frsi door below The door Of the f. gle Ho'.I
III Ord re fcr tickets enclosing the Cash or Prize
hske's, vii be promptly sieLdsd 10.
Ad!resS 3 MICKLE
May ~ avid R,I5norJ n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

n uoy " gong the r0uoHs OF ,hs opposition prin,s
nav MT ven Buren, as Secretary Of State, had writ.
zen = ist'er TO the Pope ga copy of which was report.
ed 10 have been brought 10 the United States kv : gsn.
ueman recently from Rome, and lie purpori 10 have
oeen, ar ons olher things, that the Cslh lies were We.
~ numerous IN tbis country, higIy respse'ahIs and
~, ncStdryI dVoTdofe 20 me prs.ent AdminisfTotiOn on. +"
Nothing can MOI strikingly lilo. trs'e the character
Of those prints, IN their hatirusl misrs pressnIstion and
Perver'ion Of iaci', than the fabric ton add rropss ,,ion.
,9f Pay purpose, OF the absurd sorry referred 70
Upon inquiry, we have b,coms acqua nied with IN,
circumstsnees, which, in this instance, probably SUP.
pied a it undation for The tale in quest, n.
Ibe Circumstances sllod d 10 are simply these: Mr.
S'.otndni, Consoi OF me Onied States at Rome, on be.
ing p eyen,ed, 10 bis official chsfsot,r. 10 Inc late Pons
pius VIII econ after his Installation, was received
by J i'm, as he sla'ed in a Liter 10 the d ,partmeo, 81,
ots'e, WIN great kindoess. In he i~oiesvisv winch
iohowsd, tue Pope informed him that he entertained
very favorable and friendly sentmsnts 10 gards the 90.
Vrnmen' and people Of the United siates, and tbs, he
Tss fvorsbiy iDelioed towards them beesg<e lhs G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-07

DID LOTTERY.
$4,000 ID liar so OOO Dolisr,M 5000 D,tIa,.iu
NEW YORK LOTTERY.
To 10 dawn on WEDNESDAY,, he 10 n Of next mon,h
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-28
TAILORING.
-1ZD-
Spriug 5SasDtnma.

THE undersigned returns his thanks
TO his friends and the public for the libe-
raj patronage he has received, and res
pectfully informs them that he still car
ries on the Tailoring business at his old
stand, where he hopes to merit and meet
q continuance Of their support.
lie has recently employed some Of
the best workmen in the u. States, and
has this morning received the latest
Fashions from New York, Philadelphia
and London, To those who may favor
him with their custom, he can therefore
promise work made up in style which,
for fashion, neatness and durability, will
suffer by comparison with no work done
in the Union, and at the shortest notice.
His customers are requested to call and
examine his work and fashions, speci-
mems ofwhich are always on hand.
A full suit Of clothes will be made at
any time, when required, in twenty four
hours. NJ. QUINLAND.
&OSotOa, Nag q, lsS1,--L
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-28

ten or eleven inches high--When spo-
ken to be appears very humble aud sub
mlsslve, and generally answers to ques-
hons that require an assent, that it is q
fact, or that it is SO in fact. When he
absconded he stole s. carried away with
him a quantity of articles. AS the o.
foresaid slave ran away in September
last and reached McConnelsburg, in
Pennsylvania, where he was taken, it is
probable that he may again make for
that State. The said Slave has always
been treated with great kindness and hu-
manity, and it is hoped that all well
hisPosed persons will aid in his appre-
dension.
Also, at the same time, and in com
Pany with the aforesaid Charles, negro
man slave named MOSES, son Of said
Charles, 10 or 30 years of age, slender
make, very black, about five feet ten or
eleven inches high.-He has lump on
his breast. He carried off with him the
following articles of clothing, to wit
one white Fur hat, one drab pair Of pam
falcons, one drab roundabout, one pair
striped cotton pantaIoons, one dark Cas-
inett jacket, two coarse cotton shirts,
one pair tow pantaloons, one cotton shirt,
plated bosom, one pair of blue cotton
stockings, one pair of coarse shoes. and
one pair of fine shoes. A reward of for
ty dollars will be given to any one who
may lodge them in jail, so that they may
be gotten again, or one half for either.
or if brought home all reasonable char-
ges paid. WILLIAM BOYS,
DAVID SPOTTS.
StGunton. June 2I, 1881.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-28
FALL GOODS o
SPLENDID LINES
nEupY TYEr EEyrU TO3rTJF
HE subscribers are receiving ve-
~ general supply Of

The subscribers are receiving a ve.
~ general supply Of
Dry Goods e. Groceries,
purchased in the Northern markets, on
the best terms. They would particu-
larry invite attention to their stock oil
Groeeries--they have on hand,
St. Croix and Orleans Sugar,
Green scented Java & Mecca Ceffee.
Imperial, Gun Powder, q Black Tea,
Lump Sugar. single s. double rein d.
Leaf Sugar,
Modeirs. Port. Mslags and xy,Nps
Champagne "ANS
Chocolate Of different qualities,
SALT, PLAIsTER AND STEEL
&c. &c.-Also general assortment Of
SOLE. RUSSET 81 BLK LEATHER,
CaIk-skins, Skirting i Harness.
1~They will purchase FLOUR, WEEA r
HEMP, and other articles of trade, and
at oil times give tia highest prices tho
market will afford.
They will also receive on STORAGE
any produce sent to their care to which
special attention will be given, and sales
made on commission. if requested.
MOON, LEWIS. g. CO.
Seottsrille, Oct. l3.-6t