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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber wishing to remove to
the west, will offer his
TAN-Y ARD

in the town Of Waynesborough, Angus
ia County, at public auction, on the
18th day of March next, consisting oil
two town lots. The improvements are
comfortable Dwelling House. good
Kitchen and Spring house both under
one roof. with first rate spring water
near the house. The Tan Yard consists
OF ;wenty>nine watts, all fit tor use -
the buildings are first rate Shop, a
good Bark House and Bark Mill. and
Lumber House, with cellar under.
meath, and a complete Stable for six
horses. Also good Slaughter House
and other necessary out houses, with o
first rate Garden. This is handsome
situation, conveniently arrsnged-the
buildings covering the yard from the
north and west winds, which is Of much
advantage Tor the winter.-Aiso,
His stock Of Bark and Leather
in the yard.-Also,
A Tract Of Mountain Land
containing about three hundred Acres,
with eight or nine acres cleared and in
cultivation-the balance well timbered.
Also.
Three out Lots of Land, adjoin-
ing the town, in good state of cuItIva-
ton.
This property is in good neighbour
hood for custom, and bark may be mad
in abundance. farther description is
deemed unnecessary. Any person de-
slrous TO purchase will do well 10 view
the property before the day of sale
Terms will be moderate, which will be
made known on the day of sale. or at a
ny time, if person should wish 10 pur.
chase privately. JOHN DEAL.
Feb 2l, S39-ts
Pl- Ihe Rockingham Register and Hin
chester pTrginiGu insert ttlf sale, and for
t0ard accounts.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21

The sale mentioned in the foregoing ad
verlIsement is made al my request am
authorized 10y part of the creditors TO make
sale privately Of The real estate before the
day; any person wishing TO purchase, or
view the premises, is invited 10 call upon The
subscriber. ! have reason 10 believe that
an arrangement i'll TIC effected, by which
a liberal credit will be given on said proper.
Iy, real and personal,
JAMES p. TYLER.
Jan. Is, 1899. lids
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B n RON

(1he property Of 'Ym. r. Johnson,
VIII stand the ensuing season in Staun.
ton, or its vicinity. This beautiful ani~
mai is of the most favourile family of ra.
GERS and one Of the greatest, as will ap-
pear from letters and certificates in nv
possession. He is full five feet three
inches high, fine bay, very great
beauty. of excellent form, action and
strength. He was by the celebrated
horse Virsinian, his dam Coqueite, who
was by Sir Archy. In short, he is of
the most approved blood in Virginia,
and as is remarked by John Minge, esq.
the most beautiful animal in the world
Terms. $40 the leap, SIS the season.
AMI $50 10 ensure. Particulars will be
given in due time in haDdbills. The
farmers of Augusta would do we'll to "a
vail themselves Of this favorable oppor-
tunity to improve their stock.
THOMAS LYNDON.
Feb IA
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
TRUST SALE

By virtue OF two trust deeds executed
BY Erasmus Stribling to Henry J. Tapp
aud the subscriber, one dated the 2lst
day o: January 1880. for the benefit of
Daniel Sheffey and others, and the other
on the Odd of the same mouth and year,
for tile benefit Of John Wayt, aud 9th.
ers 1; both Of which deeds are duly re-.
corded in the Clerks Office of Augusta
county COURT will as surviving trus.
tee in the said Trust Deeds, and for the
purposes therein named lat the reunes,
OF the said Erasmus Stribling) proceed
to sell at public auction, for cash, on the
premises. on tine 9th day OF March ne xt,
that valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
situated in the said county of Augusta,
commonly called and known as the Au-
gusta Springs tract. This tract is made u D
OF several tracts adjoining aud near adj
joining each other, and is estimated to
contain about seven hundred acres more
or less.
1t is believed it would make very
valuable stock farm and as watering
place, from its situation, the extent of
the improvements, and the celebrity the
waters have already obtained, anticipa-
tiOns may well be formed, il will, at no
distant day, successfully compete with
the first watering places in the noun
tains.
The title is believed to be indisputa-
BILE but acting as Trustee. / will convey
no other than such as is vested in me by
the Trust Deeds aforesaid-Sale 10 com
mence at IL o'clock Nj. precisely.
CHESLEY KINNEY.
Feb. Z, 1889.
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NICHS. C. KINNEY. c
MIR. JAMES GUTHREY,

AS you are not an inhabitant Of this Com
monwealIh, and have no agent in this coun>
try known TO me, you will please 10 take
notice, that Oh Monday the 18th day oil
March next, il fair, ifnot, the next fair day
shall attend OH the land aforesaid, for the
purpose OF executing the order aforesaid al
which time and place you are requested TO
attend. JAMES NJ. LILLEY,
Surveyor IF AUGUSTA county
Feb 7, 1889
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BUCEFHHAEUS
OR YOUNG RO.A.NOKE

OIe tO,I1J7 L.
('SOn Of John RandolpHs OLD Roanoke. J
WILL stand the ensuing season, one
third of his time at Waynesboro. one
third at New Hope-and the remains
ing third at Barterbrook, Augusta coun-
ty-For particulars see haudbils.
WIN. GULLEY g. co.
Noynesboro' Feb. 2I--4t.
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Feb IA
THE WE'LL BRED HORSE
AUGUSTA STAR

\ descendant Of the Diomed and Flori-
eel stock, OF beautiful dark color, OF
fine size and commanding form, will
stand the ensuing season at my stable
near Greenville, aud will be let TO mares
on accommodating terms. For par;icu-
lars see haDdbills.
SAML. LIGHTNER, Ser.
Feb I4-tiap
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
Comfort, Economy, Convenience
and Health,
United in Moody & Eastman's
Patent HEFeCafing
S H ING BED.

L
The subscriber having purchased the
Patent Right Of this Bed, for the counties
Of Augusta and Bath. is now ready to
furnish them to all who may desire them.
BY the use OF these Beds. the expense
of feathers is entirely avoided. conse-
quently making it cheaper bed than
those In common use.-It is not necessa-
ny to enumerate all tbs advantages Of
these Beds. as all who wish them will
not fail to see for themselves.
Persons wishing to see the Beds can
do so by calling at hiessrs. Allen and
Cochran's store.
The subscriber is also the Agent for
the sale of Rights in the other Counties
Of the State.
WILLIAM d. COOKE.
Staunton, May ;. 1893.
-eCfe
WE have carefully examined the
Spring Bed exhibited aud manufactured
by VIM. ID. Cooke Of this county and
do not hesitate to say, that for Comfort
Simplicity of Structure, ana Utility. as u
Bed accommodation, we have seen moth
ing equal to it. AS matter of Economy
superseding the necessity of feathers,
We entertain no doubt OF this however,
the Public will be the best Judge. But
as continuance for the accommodation
OF the sick and decrepid we look upon the
inventionas unsurpassed by any oiwhich
we have knowledge.
ADDISON WADDELL, M. d.
JOSEPH WILSON, NJ. ID.
+. II. STRIBLING, M. ID.
T. REYNOLDS, az. ID.
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IE'EEENEAeIEgUS

This celebrated foal gelter will stand
the ensuing season one third OF his time
at or near Mr.. Calhoon's mill, enc third
at the mill of Jas A. Cochran, esq, and
the other third in The neighborhood of
Mr. Snaps mill For particulars see
bandbills. lNM. GUY.
Feb I4--3t
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TAVERN.

which is one of the best stands in the
upper country being situated at the
junction OF the Stanton and Scottsville
turnpike roads; and consisting of three
large and convenient dwelling honses.
adjoining to, or near each other; the lars
gest of which. is made of brick being
constructed upon judicious plan for
tavern, and finished in elegant STYLE,
besides an excellent Kitchen. There
are also other houses suitable for private
amilies.--The stables and barn are large
and well arranged there are likewise
other out houses OF every description that
could be necessary for tavern stand, to
do large business, including an excel
lent ice house Also,
The tolo,oing .Szaces. TO acit :
a young man named Frank about TWEEN
ty years of age Fanny woman. and
Eliza her child; and a girl named Elvi-
ia Also
The following other personal pro-
perry to a0it
III the said James p. Tyler's House
| hold 81 Kitchen Furniture consisting
of thirty five excellent Beds, including
Mattresses g. Furniture one Marble
Centre table; six dozen Chairs; two
Sofas two Oil Cloth Carpets four
Scotch Carpets: one Sofa with bed ;
four large Mantle Glasses; two sets OF
Mahogany Dining Tables; two Tea Ta>
bles: one Mahogany Wardrobe two
Pine do; one Secretary and Book Case;
and lot of Books; Tea and Table Chi
ma two Clocks, one Bureau, one val
liable Sideboard and China Press one
other China Press four large Pine Tia.
bles twelve Dressing Glasses; lot Of
1 Silver-ware, and one first rate Piano
and many other articles too tedious 10
enumerate !; and also the X itchen Fur
niture, which is valuable and well Sc,
lected-together with the stock of Lii.
quors, Flour and Pork OH hand.
Also the Stock, as conveyed in said
deeds-Consisting Of six Horses, fifty
head Of Cattle, fifty head Of Sheep, sixty
five head Of Hogs the plantation
tools and utensils of every description
one set Of Blacksmith's tools, aud one
Wagon and Gear, one yoke Of Oxen
and Cart-togetber with the crop oil
Corn, Oats, Rye, Hay, and Fodder, now
on hand.-Also one riding Carriage
together with various other articles con.
veyed in said deeds unnecessary to men.
| ton.
The said Sale will be continued from
day 10 day until completed and the
real estate will be offered at II o'clock
of the first day.-Persons disposed tc
purchase valuable and profitable Ia.
vern stand, or TO become the owners Of
! desirable property, would do well 10 a.
vail themselves OF the favorable oppor
tunity which now presents itself
Acting as trustees we will convey Oh
ly suci, titles 10 said property real anc
personal. as are vested in us by the trus
deeds aforesaid.
/ JOHN TYLER,
DABNEY NJ. MILLER.
Trustees
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
Dr.. ". Ecans' Soothing Syrup
FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG.
Prepared 6y himself
TO MOTHERS IND NURSE.S.


The passage Of the Teeth through the
gums produces troublesome and dangerous
symptoms. II is known to mothers that
there is great irritation in the mouth and
gums during this process. The gums swell,
The secretion of saliva is increased, the child
is se'zed with frequent aud sudden fits Of
crying, watchings, starting in the sleep, and
spasms of peculiar parts; :he child shrieks
with extreme violence, and tbrusts its fin
gers into it's mouth If these precursory
symptoms are not speedily allev lated, Spas
modic convulsions universally supervene,
and soon cause the dissolution of the infant.
III mothers who have their little babes afllc
led with these distressing symptoms, would
apply DIR. William Evans's Celebrated
Soothing Syrup, which has preserved hun
dredS OF infants when thought past recovery,
from being auddenly attacked with that ia
tai malady commissions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-19
Have for Sngc

HNWo very superior Bull Calves Of the " In-
N Pr0rfi Durham Short Horn" breed. One
OF them - nov about two months old-snd va.
got by the imported bull 'Dr. Bsrry:' dam
'H'ctori',' by imported Neptune : grand dam
Bedford by Young Admiral out Of Old
Bedford, noted English COW owned by John
"elies, Esq. 81 Boston, which was remarkable
for deep milking properties and propensity 10
take on fat "a desirable combination Of u,Isli-
ties eminentiy Characteristic oT the short
Horn race Young Admiral was by ADM.
raj. the thorough. bred hull. derived from Hub
bse.' Comet &c, witch vas presented At a
hiSh cost by The Isie AdmiraI Sir I.ssc Coffin To
The trustees oi The Massachusetts, Agricultural
Society.
The other IL seven months old. ond for sym
melfy aud 'ize has no superior. lie wss got by
the imported boil Monte Gums dan, by Fred
erink : grand dam by imported 'Aemnon. = uho
was bred oy j. Whitaker. F-q.. and derived In
direct line from Hubbsc.' Sc Sc.
These aUifaals will be Disposed ~ NJ r...
Sensible rate ALEX v. BOTELEK.
Fountain Rock, Sept. 10, ls3o.
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DIED,


On Friday night last, 18th inst. Mrs DRrsL-
La ADAMS, wife cC William Adams of Harpcrs-
Ferry, IN the 81 year OF her age She vas long
a re>ifcnt OF this place, and lady who, by many
worthy traits OF Character, had rendered herself
Tie object al esteem and affection Ia a large mum
Der OF friends aud acqualAiaaees - Coa.rinniea-
ted
On Saturday morning last, SusAS daughter of
Mr. Abraham Roderick OF UarpeT--Ferry, aged
years aud DAYS.
Al HsrPcrs-Ferry, on Sunday morning last.
Miss MARY jazz TuLNrR, formerly IL Loudoun
county, AGED IL years and IL manihs.
Tn Friday morning last, Miss CArH,RINE s.
CockEhELL. IN The 2'ih year Of her age, dluyh-
ter Of Mr. Thomas Coclerrll of this county
~ his residence ia L"gan county, Ohio, Mr..
JoHNP STaIYER, formerly II Berkeley county.
On the 25'h ult., ALExtNprR,Li<K. IN the oh
year OF his age, son of Mr.. Alexander Link,
Of this county.
Ia Missouri. in January last. in the 3oth year
ot her age, Mrs. LuciNpA P"Try. wife Of Jared
Po'is, and daughter of David Palmer, Of Bo,e-
io0Ti county, Va. And 10 August last, in Mis-
sour. aged about 80 years. Mr. JAGED Porrs.
formerly of Luudoun county.
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SCENE or BOARD 4 STEAMBOAT
The Louisviile Jouual gives ihe following ae-
count % an occurrence IN board a STEAMBOAT.
An amusing incident occurred ihe other
ally o. board steamboat bound up from
NeN OfIeans, between a gentleman and a
'uaialy biackleg.Who were engaged a
game Of poker The betting upon The
game ran up 10 5000, when lhe gentle.
1neShibrled the four aces. 4" You Ger.
family hold the strongest cards, butT think
here o a document that can take The no.
9eey said tbs blackleg. making q moiion
lo' The bank bills wi:h one hand and
drawing hoWie knife with the other. and
f''nlng 10 the Inscription. "Haok from
i' ioabs.' = thiak you mistaken 10
yog' calculations, 'retofted The gentleman.
cody pockeiing the money and dispiayinv
= cooked pistol with the Inscription, ~
''''iaf iogad" The discounted bad DOT
'9oihsT VOID 70 say.
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- y virtue OF deed uf tru.tssre,,t.d a., ,i..
- subscriber ou ihe ~ 8sJ oi Jsne. I-37.
~ Nuiam Alsms, 90 secure ihc Pcs n.ent ~ q
sam 81 money therein mentioned. o. Jerep.t,b
stevens and James o kns. the soi,.e,,,.,,
81 trustee vii oh-f 81 pubpc sale ~ the fs.t
dence " 'ald Adams. ~. Csmp.IInl. Hsfpst..
Fefrt, ~ ahai dag ts sh II Od.4sr. al 2 ,sl,-l
,. ~ 81 sac Ff0ptuJ aeutuhtd iu aid trs.t
tB
Ihfse fesiher he'd. Bsdsieads sd Bcid,oe.
Doe Irand's b'd hsdstssd md BsJdir.
Tso fsB fiaie sisses,
One dor. " iHds8f ths irs-obe ue~k,r. a..
Two 5acfsisfiss AID Boak Csse
T~o Dung and one Hrtskfssi Tabie
pus Nahezany Dfes'ina Glsm,
O8e tifht1sy Ciork.
Dee Cupboard I'D conteris. atd ss-. A., a.
household and knetsa Fafntisfs ta,sth.,
9th ihs inierFst ~ sail Adams is tba E.t.t. ~
hn fsthar AisHsadsF Adans Aecrase4
Ai'o. o"s HEdno vyonqARg.
Tegms cssh ADAM nfIfrfut-f
Sept % tr19 r..
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FARM FOR SALE,
AT AUCTION,
On fhe IEGh Of October.

Nv su9scriSsr having been prevented, By
the iiiursa oi member of his family from
making s"ms nseessarJ preliminary surveys,
wss uEsoe ~ ohsr bis Land ne az Nihcbs,tof isr
safe, 30 advertised. on the IAN % september.
Having noe dtvid~d the whole tract, con-
'aiHinS about 600 ACRES, 'ato ihrss farms,
one cOnisihibg shout 25u, shd the other too
shout 200 ACRES sath, with due refefsnce 20
S0od. waller and buildings, be vili pfefsmptori-
W Dhor them Tor sale, az puDii. auction. - the
house 81 We Lesis = smith 90 ths pfsmaes,
on b'id'y hs lfs Dog Fl Ocie6ss. 20 twelve o.
clock nnd " The tais % ali three trscis shall
not have been completes on that dsy, tie saIe
viii DO eoniibusd on saturday the l2lh, ~ ghe
same hour
To persons az d5.anee. snd Sssircu, 20 IN.
vsst mossy in isad, q insy b. acsrsDis 20 knos
that tho tract in question:. commonly called
6icngsry 'ios abOuttso miles north u " ne hos
isf. Frederick county. Virgins and wnhin
three hundred ards Of The fud-foad which con.
meets Wihcaostor With Bslnuore ThitN-tuo
mics bciov Winchester tLs Eaii-goad crosses
iho great Chstapeske sod Ohio Canal. az she
distance u siNty niies from W ashinsion. in .he
DistriOl q Coiumbia. Bot stsh market Zoe
every description % prosucs - found ~ The
Rad-aosi depot 81 WineLs sier asd consequent
" wthin two miles % ths land There i run.
ming waicr on ~ TIRES % Use farms, sod fac
Orchards % tao o. ihem
THIS a Huqissliunsbly one ~ ths most bssu-
ufui tTseis 81 isnd o. The Nsiisv. sd u persons
dcsroYs 60 purchase wili risit q Jsfurc ihs corn
~ cut ~, 81 prsPsFsiiua ior seeding. ihsy sii
be a1ie % Judge Zoe themselves % itt fsrtiity.
Fottasfi0n - tvo % ne terms sti be- gwen
musdistsiy, subject 70 che rights q Tie isusai
~ 70 sroviss crops. end u iho shrd o. ths IT,
q Febflary.
4 pauieaisF description BE- deemed aanscst-
ssrg a. persons dssifous o. puFehass, will douht-
Ass s4aaa4as fef iasmsoises = tssi % me
lard sili be isfi STA a. Tidbaii. Esq, u
Wiachsgef, che eil sisp ststs che terms 81
sais. 81 - Psymeris These viii b. ucsfsirrig
libsfal. 4 plat giil siso BE- isff 9Th Me- Less
A. smnh. nha resides sn ne led. snd sdl
shes 80 bsaaisgies % YsFs0ss DESTROYS 70 per-
cssse TAe ste wiH Fersmpiorby take place
% ne dny befofs menti0ned.
JOHN D. COOKE
September %. 1870
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S;raYN taken M.

EpUhSuA>T io warrant In "a, diret ted. We
n have thi. day sie~ cd tour s,trs, ,.arlins.
she sn To IL by Nm. ~ sioist,. AgeH, Cor Or
\. Soolley. aud do fad the same ~ be-one
brindie Fall, which ~e value at SS-oae
brown muley Hshvr, Which &C sPPrsI>e at 81 /.
ono black mulsy. appraised 10 s6-Ihe other
. black H-ii.r. With white back sne horns, APP
praised Ia Sail appear To be one year oid.
aud without any ear marks. Given under our
hands, this ~ Ia day of september. i-39.
GEO y. LUDWIG,
NATHAN BARNS,
joins q MYERS.
81 gThe owner or owner. 81 the above e.
'rs, : ate requested TO come forward. prove pro
perry, pay charges, aud tHka then away.
wh II. VIOLET
Sept, 10 1899.
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Nosice.

FI,uE School co.npi,iorsr. Of The county OF
u Jefferson ste required By Law 10 meet st
the Court. iioass Of The eonhty. 90 the third
Monday ia October, bsing court day. The
ieschers employed BY the coa.mI.sioners are
requested 10 close their accounts up 60 the 3oth
OF SePtember, when the year fos Which the
present CoainissiOners were appointed. will
expire, and 10 present them, sworn TO, with
Con nis,ioasr's order. To the Treasurer. on or
before the FRA dsy Of October, fos rsy mest-
Isseher' ne Slseiing this reputation, - III not be
thtiisG In have their accounts allowed The fol-
loving year. % the Law req'iFs- the Con.nais-
s'ooers To close their business snd rsppti. up 10
thai tins. RICHARD WILLIAMS,
Sept. 10, 1879 T.,as.r,r.
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THE MARKETS.
FaOM TnE nAtTiNOkE tstrgicss.
BALTIMORE MARKET.



Fsr re sssk sHdiny Friday srsRisg, Sspf -
CATrLE-The pncss averars The .aue a.
iasi wcck, VIZ sl,35 for iafcfiof, and s. per 400
lbs fof prime cait.e.
FLoUR-sics i1 ilIc early part Of ,he week
"rre made if.Iu stores 90 s5,sit a 50. fof good
bfaHis. accord. " to icfm.. Si.cc Hie receipt OF
ihc neHs by i.e Great Western ihe market y nof
couNdered FOB hfm as before although she hr.e
iat has tccl done indicates nJ change m prices
sale vas made to-day ~ sisil from .sore
ADD holders ask as before s5.-It sG. accord
ing ~ iefns. The wagon aud rail road price
has been Uniform throughout ihc week 20 As rs
WtEAf--Wc hare CO. uofs decline ln nri.
ees AZ ihc teeinnius of the present week the
supplies seIe good. aui sales Of FAIR 10 sff,eiiy
prime RES vrfe made on fgesiay stsIts 4
a ~, aud n good 70 prime whites a. 81 20
sl,l' BENG decline az tlfec 10 hte coats
"ushri rinre he arcounfs by fhe Gresf "a e.
iefH have irauspred. prices have iarillefreoeded
sDihc lhfe- 20 fIur cent buslei
'OhN This article has aisl technel pu-
&C., Dos range 40 55, 60. soI 90 cents.
khE---N qnntr 40 g reHfs
oAis.--A itf supply aaI dcl market We
quote today 40 - Do cents
BAcpN We gaoie a --,e4a Bacon 81 v,..i
quality 90 % in Dr. cents Western Hams M 10
a ] ! cehis Aidinri az . cenu md Shoulders
nc > csns. Baltimore cgrrd Hams OF pr,n,e
quality afe selling az 10 cents.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET It
FLOUR, from wagans. ss7s, ihoorh = few
eeais ncfe eefs pad yesterday. IN soias iaasn-
e.. Whesi. 81 lisa So Rye. So com. ys,-
pEI - 20 thiie do. O. a g. Oau "a %
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Cloths, Cas<ir,acrcs and Vest.
ingS.

M are now receiving large assortment Of
w CLOTHS, Of every quality and COLOUR
splendid assortment Of Pain, Ribbed aud Wei
hhg'on CASSlMERES-a large supply and
great variety OF MerIno, YaIenIia. si,k. and
other NESTlNGs. (many new siylos.) Also a
large ss'oIimrni OF Beaver, Pilot, AsphAIiic
Mohsir and Lion skin CLOTHS, for Over Goats;
together with every article Of gentle mems wear
suitable Tor the season and of the most recent
style We woIlG respectfully invite the alien
ton OF those who are IN want OF the above ar
hsles. }. }. X Z. p. MILLER.
sept 10. 1899.
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THE AFFECTIONS. -Paren:al love is
the puIest Of human affections. Other
Ties time or distance NAV wear out, ri
VARY, jealousy. envy o. interest turn mo
haired; but parents love can know
none OF these-it follows its object near
or distant, unabaied. unwavsriri, through
good and evil report through glory
and shame"
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ElnN NOIlr TnAc.Il

= FNiOsE IN sTfesrs Cor tsxes snd other pubiic
dues Tor The present si.d formor 1ssfs, vii
please call 90 the u7dsf-,sssd I'D settle the
sane, % b prepared 70 do 30 uhsn called %.
JOHN q. FLAGg.
JoHN - MeENDHEg
THOMAS HUTHEHF0RD.
GEORGE w. sAPPiNGrON.
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New Fail Goods.

fl'IE Subscribers are now ,,ereiving their
- supply Of Fall aud ITLN'TER GOODS
winch viii be unusually large. They solicit q
eau from their friends, customers. End the rub
I'o generally. as they IRE determined 10 ,sil Fl
smAlier P'.h ihsn usual. And az regards the
1hoCEhf department.. they " ~ cell them on
~ low terms as they can be hal IN Winrb.,ter
balt'moTe, OF any other place. st whoIss.Ie for
cash. y A a n a. At.nttr,,
Sept ~, 1879.
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Nofice.

'G'HE NOTES gisen - Bartholomew smiths
sale became due on The i2Ih inst. sud ~ere
leh N my possession Co receive payment. 90 90
hand ihem over for collection without rc.pect 10
persons JOHN KABLE