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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

LiefatB T. 'p9agle.--Iowardst In End Of las
century, Sicily cyuUed an lus'1are of literary
nposterclha IA e scarcely been equlIed A man
uamrd Eella vino eunc from Malta, pretended tc
an ln,ifiat. aaqauo lace with Arabic, though he
know not a word Of tat ioHguagc, non 50 much as
,bc alphabet II happened that the Government
was Just thrn soIctous to Inic rln itself On the sui
iect of the history ofthr kingtpn'm the time of the
Saracens tins was IA point Of aoloe Importance IN
the disputes with the Slcan baro1s, IN regard 10
thclr ieudd rights and claims. Fc n contrIHtd to
play his cards skfaIy5 that he WaS employed To
translate an Arabic manuscript found IN the old ar
ehycs and he performed ms part for Il length of
time with such consuhnnatr address, as 10 obtain
honors, dianltcs and even the prof ssorshp OF the
Arabic lnnguage and hlCraure lnthe University Vi
Palermo His translation ofthc Arabic manuscript
was uethm. but a tissue of his own inventions. He
even 4rit ,oi,u as 10 bring forward Norman man
uscrpt which he gave out that he had found III AN
ancient collection. The Scllian lterati, however
began at length to smell rat and strove to tear the
mask from the npostor This proved 10 be no easy
task for the uggler had found means to gam pow
eriul protection. Al last he was BROUGHT before the
regular tribunal ON a charge otffaud convicted and
sentenced to fifteen years Imprisonment
DCuiiorg For. Read.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
DOMESTIC NEWS.

APPOINTMENT BY TIE president
William = Il Wsunrff. ii Nv Ysrb n b.
MuhH 81 dc Cn.f4j stat . fr tbe southern
=. ~. 81 <,t York siee Thomas Morris reno
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

ID No. -, = Z 'sta 20 ~ if.eI..
taken from tae vine IA NleualIsa township, Adlit'
Co Pa (on the farm Of }. Wailer) "hiea va
found % measure nins feet ~ eisa41ioreacs ai4a
weighed 100 pounds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Il When any Of the papers friendly 70 y
Clay quote Duff Green, to show the imbecllity a"
corruption of the present administrators OF u'
government they are tainted by the enquiry, h"'
long has Duff become authority with the AM
ia ,ksopians ?" To which it has been ing NO
ly replied, IN Yankee style, by another gH'2
How long has it been since Duff ceased to b =.
text book with the Jachson-men 2" Are tisly a
swered
x The Rev. George A. Baxter D. D. OF L.
mgton, Va has been appointed to the Professor"
OF Christian Theology in the Union Tholos'
Seminary, in Prince Edward county. vacated os
death Of the late DR. Rice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Epiroim Doae!osS, .yr. ESQ. has been convicted
oimanslaugh;er in stabbing Moses Shaw, of Union
town, Pa, with sword stick The trial lasted
four days, and caused unusual interest The pr.
soner was sentenced, On Monday week, to five
years Imprisonment n lie re i,entiary q Pitts
Larrh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Mt TURNER'S ConteSsioa.-Mr. Groy of South
49, rom. a. has takcu down the confession OF Nat
Y.-#,f. aud according 10 the Richmond Compl-
L.. a.ls prscteicdto baltimore Wiih,hc manuscript
ro nay, II put to press. Il vii make apampIet
ofa5ou sixteen octave pages, and 1t is inlendcd To
pint 30 600 copies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

The Albany Eynng Journd states that Nh
Stapr. the Ann Masonic c1miilatc, has, ON the
fifth rlll been elected 10 CONGRESS IN TIE ID district
OF Vermont Lately repre- nlel by Mir M,JAn
deceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

The Roman Catholic Church II Shenf fl.ect,
Nc~-Yorlc, wastotalIY destroyed by ire, on Rcd.
aCsday morning lbs supposodto b III" wori. II
IN ncendinry. II had ra'entIy been f"ariei II
an expense Of 5000, aai was insured for a3esn
but was morgngcd 10 sill 5ren'er amount nc
ofthe contiguous buildings WAS 1850 destroyed.
and three others injured two lady, and one slight
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Atr,dcnt TIE enstcn stage, on Friday In, wns
upset about twenty eight mlle from tins lac. and
one oftdo passengers, Gen tnoch Par.ou1 of Al.
bamn Ind one lig thigh. and an arm broken.
We ind, r5'and h. If IN far vav offcc9yery
A5iRgdon R,Pu.ilea,L N0t. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

II ..s-sH = s sa.ti - =. h..t e -
who profeased great ireudship iof Tux turnpike
previous "a hs eleeliyi,-aad Afterwards. when a
Ill ssas isloI' GonEre.. 10 make an appropriation
lor i bo iuada .peeshes IN It's fayoF-vo,e1 for II
III Was passsd aud ssnt = the President for his
si~nao4lr. buf returned with his ncfo. Il then came
hfiofc lis lle1se aglH When 10 this ardent tip-
f-ort.r If III Ill turned alai voted egoinsi IT.
Nog es1demau. whit would 81 think Of a
doe tia, s. ai COS CON lnntas with yoa -,'yl
low lie nasb wei--bsri w run wrli-retcit the
eooa-bite well-hold ~eli-aui jnst as you had
set up with hun and Werc Ia ho tcly act OF seizi1g
h1d oflhf com would 1T HIM 20 aud turn and barf
At yea 2 ! say gcnd.men, hat would you 10 with
surh ad.e p
KsRbmf by thunder t--S1oot hin by iingo q
aas the universal slpat Of the auicacc.
Ro15n5rs and Ohm Mn Road mil C1e9peote
and on faaQ' The controversy between these
5pupanIc b.. bon decided by lhe Chancellor Of
NpfylB1d. ia la,or Of Inc Baltimore ard OHIO Rail
ilnnd company, as will be seen by tie following
arel copied from she Maryland Republican Of yes
terday BaA Gt1onselc
IMPORTANT DE- ISIO&
" j. CHtsclt4 I'm BoH,5qoye oHd OtIoRoH
Rid Compaa9 y ~ Ct,"alsateaHd 1al7 ca
a01 Company .--Dccrrcd that the injunction here
by confirmed and mpc perpetual. And ihm the
d. tendant8 pay unto thn compliments the Baltimore
and Ohio Ra.l koad Company. NJ alclr eociis -.
pcndedby them IN tha sui', including al tie expen-
Sos Of lh.pRy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Tie amount of contributions 10 the Fayetteville
sufferers, from III. several states, towns, q ndlvd-
as IN thc mon exceeds 500 900 by few hundred
dollars Ala late town IN cling, "A resolution was
adopted appointing Committee to make suitable
ach uoWcdqeuent on behalf Of the sufferers. for the
very gleat .bcroli-y and kindness Of the contrbu-
tufs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Mo BEFHrN, late Attorney General Of The rrn
ted States, Ia, he.n nominated 10 succeed MR
LeNrHN, III Geo.sla, mlhe lower hou,c cfCon
srsss. ten that Statg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Grirlcsacqpi9ed Tho ep!oured prfacherJ Aa.
GRIMES. who was committed about two months
since by the examining Coart. AMI efceIuanty IT.
fanudod for trial before the Superior Court ot Nor
os County under an Indictment If 11aprPS n
r.iei IN the late iueurroeiou uSoaaHI'on oodi.-
=. ~. lrr,igned before tho, Court Judge Bno"sE
presiding. on Saturday last The Hltae5ses both
on Tho part Of the Commonwealth ard tie prisoner,
being numerous the ease was considerably PTorae-
ted and the Iury did not retire until late hour IN
the afternoon. pot agreeing IN that evening eleven
i,iny for acqulttsl and ono for verdict OF gaity)
the verdict of'he jury vas rot rendered until Mon
day Mt noon when the dissenting juror having
come over, the prisoner was aequitied
fhori9it Beocoa.
1Bc .Nurdercr taken "A letter from friend
in omnhdrId dated yesterday luforns " that
WYATT JOHNSON, the teo col9red man an
uounced IA cur paper Of 3lst vi a. having murder
Cd hls WIZ and chid at his residence near Smith
field Osle II Wight County, on the Wednesday
preceding, ,nd nude hs escape, wa apPfehenf.d
last Tuesday night by Mr. Josiah iloIIa"an, Of H.,
same County, in his kitchen, and committed 10 jail
III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17

Yaalrr Eptcrprie.-1hc editor Of the stoning
ton fhquix mentions that two small smacks o
aboat forty tons burthen, their decks wltaln a
isw lnebrs az the bends Of thn water5 edge, with q
crew Of 30. men each started from that port It ie"
days slnrl Cor the South seas, FISH or iorune hunt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21

which he deems very complete, 81 which
he thinks he can offer to his friends and
the public, upon very reasonable terms.
He will at all times give the highest
market price for produce, and will con-
stantly keep on hand supply of
Salt, Plaster, Groceries, &c,
suited to the Valley Trade, which he
will exchange or sell upon the most mod
crate terms.
He is prepared with good Lumber
House, to receive, store, ship, or forward
oil kinds of GOODS, PRODUCE, SC,
and only asks that he may have an OPP
portunity ofsharing public patronage.
DANIEL p. PERKINS.
Scottsville, Oct. Ia, 1881.
Reference Maj. Jos. Bro,on, Augusta.
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DRY GOODS
A n Id q ROCERIES.

IN SCOTTSVILLE.
JOHN TYLER g. ZHOS. 1LEIURE
HAVE associated themselves together,
and will carry on business under the firm
of JOHN TYLER 81 Co.-They have
now on hand general assortment of
Dry Goods and Groceries, which they
are able TO, and will sell, as low as anv
one in this place. They will also give
as much for FLOUR, or any other pro-
duce, in cash, or barter, as can be OBJ
tanned.
They are building large and COM
modious house for the reception of goods
of any description on storage, either
from the uplands to any person below,
or from Richmond, or any other place,
to merchants in the upper country-to
which the most particular attention will
be paid, to see that they be handled
lightly, and kept i'll clean and nice or
der.
MIR. MIEURE, who is well known, be-
ing lately one of the firm of Jude and
Mieure, will remain in Richmond, to
receive and dispose Of any thing on
commission ; who, from his long ac-
quaintance with the people, and his par
ticular attention to business, is as well
qualified to fill that branch of business
as any man in Richmond. Any pro-
duce sent to Thomas Mieure, through us,
the nett proceeds will always if requir-
ed, be paid by us, in Scottsyille, ON APP
plication.
JOHN TYLER g. co.
October 7, IS3I.--5t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21

ten or eleven inches high-Whe spo-
ken to be appears very humble aud sub
miSsive, and generally answers to ques-
tons that require an assent, that it is a
fact, or that it is so in fact. When he
absconded he stole 81 carried away with
him quantity of articles. AS the a.
ioreSaid 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 hui
manity, and it is hoped that all well
disposed persons will aid in his appre-
dension.
Also, at the same time, and in COM
pany with the aforesaid Charles, negr o
man slave named MOSES, son of said
Charles, 10 or 20 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 pantaloons, 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.
Stanton, June 81, 1881.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21
TAILORING.
-zIEH-
Gprtl19 .FasDto1I8.

THE undersigned returns his thanks
to his friends and the public for the liber
raj patronage he has received, and req
pectfully informs them that he still car
ries on the Tailoring business at his old
stand, where he hopes to merit and meet
a continuance of their support.
He 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-iour
hours. NJ. QUINLAND.
Siamton, Moy 6. lS3l,-0
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GROCERIES,

of the best kind-alI of which they
will sell for cash, or exchange for coun-
try produce.
They have lately erected large and
convenient Lumber House, adjoining
the store, where they will receive on
STORAGE, all kinds of produce, at the
usual rates, and deliver TO boats, free of
drayage. All produce consigned to them
shall be promptly attended to, either
shipped, or sold here, agreeably to order
They will usually he in market for the
purchase ofFLOUR and other produce.
STAPLES g. MORRIS.
August 10, 1881. eow3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21
NOTICE..

ALL persons interested are hereby
notified that the bonds executed to Mrs
Catharine Rupp, for property purchased
at the sale of her personal effects, are left
in my hands for collection, and will be
due on the 9Th day of November next.
Punctual attention to this notice is very
desirable. GEORGE HANGER.
Oct. 14.-3tp
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21
NOTICE.

l WILL give the highest price in
Cash, for likely YOUNG NEGROES,
from ten TO thirty years Of age. shall
be generally found at Mr.. Fawcetts
Tavern, Stanton. Any person wishing
to negotiate with me for the sale of such
property, may address me by letter to
that place. For further information APP
ply at the bar ofthe Eagle Tavern.
JOHN. Il. WILLIAMSON.
July l5th,--tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21
NOTICE TO MILLERS.

A MILLER, without family, or one
with small family, who can come welI
recommended as moral, sober. honest,
industrious man, 81 who can take charge
Of Water-Grist Mill; miller who
understands his trade and can do mer-
chant work-who is mechanic enough
to keep his mill in order and repair her;
and one who can be satisfied with mo-
derate wages, may find situation by
applying Immediately by letter to the
subscriber. Applicants will state the
salary demanded none but such as des-
.eribed above need apply.
JAMES A. LEWIS.
KanaUha G. H., Oct.7.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21
N Office.
SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII be received by the undersign-
ed until the 29th day Of this month, for
Bee, Pork, Flour, e. Wood,
for the use of the Western Lunatic Hos
pital, for one year, from the first day Of
November next. The proposals will
be opened in the presence of the Court
of Directors, and subject to their ratif-
cation or rejection.
The proposals must state the price per
hundred Of Beef and Pork, Flour by the
barrel, and Wood by the cord.
$. M. WOODWARD,
Keeper Of the w. L. Hospital
October Z, 1881.
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3sorfrp.
CUI RONO3
FrOm Ernxer's Afaraxine.

From FrGeer'S MagGzine.
What rs Hope a smiling rainbow
Children follow through the wet;
Ills not here, still yonder, yonder,
Never urch;n found it yet.
What is Life? thawing iceberg
On sea with sunny shore;
Gay we sail-it melts beneath US
We.are sunk, and seen no more.
What is Man? foolish baby,
Fighting fierce for hollow nuts;
Demanding all-deserving nothing
One small grave is what he gets.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Oyerseers ofthe Poor
for the county of Augusta, will take place on
Monday the 9TH day of November next, at
the Eagle Tavern, in Staunton at which
time and place all persons having business
with tho board will attend punctually.
WALTER III. TAPP, Clerk.
September 30.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21


Prepared from GutographicaJ manuscripts
in the possession Of has family.
THE "Tines" OF the late Comme-
dore Barney. embrace the twomostinter-
esting and important events of the eigh-
.teenth century, namely, the American
and French Revolutions; and the War Of
1912 between the United States and
Great Britain, in all of which he was
eminently distinguished by his chival-
Ious and gallant conduct. The work
will comprise numerous anecdotes, per-
sonal, political, and historical, of many
ofthe illustrious men of the period, and
notices of many interesting incidents,
(which it is believed, have never before
been published.
Itisnot deemed necessary to explain
more at large the design of the intended
work, or to lavish profession as to the
merit of its execution. 1T will be put to
press so soon az the amount of subscrip-
ton shall be sufficient to Justify the risk +,
and will be completed either in one Oc-
taro volume, Of between 3 and 400 pa
ees, OF in two Duodecimos, as may be
found hereafter more convenient to the
publisher, and delivered to subscribers
foFS2-o0, payable ON the Delivery
Should the patronage be such as TO ena-
bic the publisher to incur the additional
expense, the volume will be embellish-
ed pdth an engraved likeness Of the
Commodore, from portrait thought by
hrs family to be a very perfect resem-
blancc.
gSrSubscriptions received at this Of
fee,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21

SupcrIine BIRD Cloths,
do black do
do brown do
do pelisse DO
CasSimeres, Cassinets
blue, black and
mixed,
Vests, made, Swans
down & AIarseilleS
Rowen Cashmere
pantaloons,
White Valencia Vest
ing,
Buff do do
Black Silk plain do
DO do figured
Brown do figured
very handsome
Silk Velvet, very SUI
perior,
Cat do do
Nesting Of all kinds,
Mandarines, black &
orange for ladies'
dresses,
Grape de Leonsblack
and light blue,
Black Italian Lut-
strings, very supe-
rior,
Levantines,
Satin Levantines,
Changeable Silk,
Gros de Naples, blk. ,
blue black brown,
Figured Silks, vari-
Gus colours, striped
Silk hdks., SpittIc-
field, bandanna,
flag and Raw Silk,
of superior quality
and style,
Cotipalla, orange and
lilac,
Dress hdkls., Grape
Gauze, very hand
some, new style,
Black Italian Cravats
very good, large
size,
Pongee dress hdkfS. ,
Bombazines,
BombaZetts, black,
green, brown,
Colored Circassians,
orange, scarlet,
yellow, green, lead
color,
Printed Flannel,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21
PUBI,IC SALE.

IN virtue of two deeds of trust exc
cuted by Henry B. Roland to the sub
scriber, one bearing date the LIST of Sep
TENDER 1929, the other bearing date the
18th of August 1890, and both duly of
record in the Clerks office of Augusta
county, | will, for the purpose of rails
ing the sums of money due from Henry
b. Roland to Thomas Brockenbrough,
and Cotton and Clarke, therein express
ed, proceed to sell at public auction, for
ready money, the following real estate
in the town of Mount Sidney, before the
door of the tavern of Michael Wise, on
the 22d day Of October, 1881, to wit;
Three half Acre Lots,
designated in the plat of said town by
Nos. Id, 10, 81 %. Lot No. ID, sit
uated nearly opposite the tavern of said
- Wise, has two story brick
MM D1CeLLing House,
49, with other convenientbuilding
erected upon it, and is well calculated
for a retail store, and for the accommo-
dation of family.-Lots No. 10 81 y
are both unimproved the former adj
Joins No. III and would be valuable as
an appendage to it.
The title to the above property is be-
lieved to be good, but selling as trustee
/ will only convey to the purchaser such
title as is vested in me by the trust
deeds aforesaid.
JOHN II. PEYTON, Trustee.
Stanton, 18th Sept. 1881.
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Samuel WOLer
Hbraham liOiers
Margaret Mdhoney
Daniel Meyers
DR.. James NJ. Nor
rtS care OIL. Tier.
man
Samuel MirchiSOn
JOhn j. MMdhOn
John Nc UiHidms
John Nc CduSiaRd
Harrison AicKenny
John WcLis'n 2
Elisabeth N0berS
DdUid ". Patterson
DdUid 4, Palmer
Uilli0m Pitman
John Parsons 2
John T. Il. Preston
George Plot
Richard Potts
George ". Quic6
Willia'n B. Rippetoe
LareRce Raines
Cap. Henry B. RO-
idad
Erasmus Stribling
Stevenson s. Points
LeUi l.. Stevenson
Henry Smith
JdcOb Smith 3
Mr.. Smith Paper
Maker
Isaac Smth
ChriSt'r Slagle
Henry SIdgLe
Samuel Serrett
Mrs. EU. III. Serritt
Mss EU. n. SterriH
HndrelU n. Stuart
Corinna n. Sheppard
Jacob S,UOpe
Henry Sh0Uer
Henry SpeGke
Burh'bdrt SIOne6er
Philip s. G. Stroller
Dabney Shelton
John SlCiSher
UiLLidm THOMPSON
James Turk
Philip Thurman
Req. HIM. Il. Hyatt
ID. ID.
Sarah G. Wilson
Jacob War,rick
Samuel Z, HiLliam-
son
John Walker
Mrs. j. c. Washing
ton
Jacob UiRe
Matthew WilLsOn
DIR. addison Wad-
die
James L. Watson
Mary s. Watts
CdmbeH II. Wdlton
Robert p. UillSon
George Wilson
WiHiGnl Hall
Hlbert g. WdyIand
John n. Xaupi
Cdtharine Youret
1-rEDrD ~
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CAds. c. 1lierandey
JacOb Hult
Mrs. CdroiincBrack-
enridge
Meredith Bracken-
ridge 3
William Brdg
James Brooks
JoRathGn Brooks
Valentine Bare
limos BOtSford
Daniel Bell
Jas. Bell, Il. Glade
UiHiam ". Baski1.
Harriet Bear
MchdL Bear
Isabelle Best
Mary s. Black
Mrs. Elisabeth Brat
ton
Nancy Burns
George ". Backen-
StOe
Maj. Jos. Brotcn
John Copehort
Col. Crawford
Robert Curry
Prudence Curry
HbrGhGm Carson
Jacob Crist
Robert Carson
Watidm Chambers
Martin C0iner
John Cautzman
James CourSea
augusta county; This
letter is from JIarl
and Henry Maze
I'm. ". Dond.gAe
Thomas DerUeeS
James Edgar
I'm. s. -ESkridge
John j. Fdckler
JACOB FOchcner
Jacob EdckLer
Samuel EveSher
James Fenwick
augustus CARRIER
Sarah GikeSon
John Galbraith
Francis Gardner
John Gregory 2
WilLiam Carrier 2
,Iohn Guthrie 2
Sarah ". Hyde
Levi HolbrOok
Harry at MilLers /.
Works
George HOuSeman
Jacob Haldernan
John HdrreU
Dacid Huffman
James Henderson
Nm. N. Harrison
William IOrick 8
Req. Samuel ReR-
nerly 3
Polly Kincaid 2
George ID. Lancaster
Miss s. Il. Lewis 2
WiHidm Laymay
William Miller Sen.
John Miller
Samuel Moore 8
L. I
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-10-21
NEw FIRM.

The undersigned having united them
selves in business, at Scottsville, Abe
marie, under the style and firm of Sta
pies & Morris, take this method of in
forming their friends, and the public in
general, that they are now receiving a
good supply of HEAVY ARTICLES,
in their line, and will continue to keep
q general assortment of