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NEW YORK SlaIioner's Hall, "a ChnrtIes street
lN by DAVID FELT.& co.
Every article in stationary ready made, or to- order
put up, al short notice. Whoesalc or retail, cas, OF
approved credit. te5
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Drhy, chrt and wagon 40
Saddle bags, don.t;Il u uHjls nge; valices medical
sh""le 9Has, Brussels carpet bags: best iron frame
folio trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sulkey, twig aud planters
crop whips: wool, worsted, cotton and leather
glrhs and sursinglcs; sVlrrup feathers: Trunk
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SATIN Letter Paper-Gilt edged, ii very splendid
- article, OF every color, quality and size Also
black edged letter and billet paper, for sale by
c, DAVID FELT s. Co,
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Isl. Statloners Hail. 81 CIlartres st
'lNIlE POLISH ORPHAN. or Vicissitudes-A tale
by the author of the Swiss Heircss just received
and for sale by A. TC WAR,
Jan III 81
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II UNnS-NIississippi Funds taken at 7, Front lie.
l. we, for groceries.
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NOAI-276 tons oftle best English coal, well suited
~ Tor steam bout use, on board que Altoona, from
New Castle, Tor sale by HOLMES Y MILLS, y
ju29 Bank Place
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- ALMoN-25 ar harrels, 30 eiglths and 100 ke IS
~ salmon, landing from ship Charleston, for sale by
fe2 So Up WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
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Z TMBRELLAS-3O cases, % to 3i in, Mnn,u
" Bingham umbrellas for sale by
fec ISAAC BRIDGE Il c., l3i u,goz;,c :,
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JARVIS 6. ANDREWS,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
CONOIC NICATED.
".anotasr Revolutionary Patriot gone. ~

"o'"o' RSoOShttoNd!y {~dtTtut gone.
Died. Sunday the 9th inst near sTt Scion LIr JOHN
Larry, Soi,er of the Revolution ia the g3d wear of
his age lie was horn in FRINGE William County of this
SUITE where he eth: rssidng when the of war
resoundsd from the fields Of Lexington, which warned
every faos the hour had arrived, when all The right.
he cherished AS most sacrcd danger AMI must be
deendsd ut the point Of the bayon.t. lie was promp, 10
Grey the summons end Easteued volunteer his serrcts
WIN that band of brave ind daring nan who chose Gen
Morgan, their leader.
The term of srvico for which he had
expired he felt il his nperous duty continue MIDI
which about this time than previous period,
Eis suffering country dcmanded and fo thw enlisted
areguar soldier until the close OF the this
time, he served -n6er Gen. Wayne, whose memory he
seemed to cherish with the respect;
great boast that he had harships
SUFFERING, ana submitted to every pr,vation common
VITA The immortal Washingt HIMSELF daring that
period, that The Ancrcan Army eneamprd
f"ge was his fortune have been engaged in sever
al oil the hardest fought of the Revolution among
which were those at Brandyw,ne, Germantown Gui.ford
Court onse and the Corpcn. lie Vas also present at the
surreder OF Lord CORVALLIS Yorktown, shortly after
which period he removed TO the Valley of Va. where he
had since lived. II hi fate aas u il was OF Too many
OF TIL devoted men no shrnnk not back when their
"Counry required their services to contend with pen-
ury ana want AMI to prove the truth o the
remark, that "kcpubcs gratefuI " He did receive
Tor lew years small pension, but pittance
which with the proceeds Of his wa. barely suc OF Tor
the an'ensnee of large family. But he gone. Tine
is rapidly sweeping away his comrades arms and in lew
years at mot hey viii have dappeared Does patr
o'i'n demand our renovation for their memories shoul
nct ea-e Us their numbers dminsh Long will his me n,o-
~ DC cherished AID his virtues remain ndcby
upon he hearts OF his survivors. 'Reqniesca pacc.'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
|arrtsU,

Az Montgomery Hull, tho residence OF
john II. Peytcn. esq, 90 Tuesday evening
last, Mr. JOHN Goss. Merchant. of Char
iottessille, 10 Miss PoLyDoRA y. LEWIS,
youngest daughter of the late Cupt. John
Lewis
On the Sth instant. by the Rev. p
Shickel. Mr.. George Koricefc 10 Miss
Lucy Ann, daughter OF MIR. Henry Me
sersmith, al of Augusta.
On Thursday The 3rd inst, hy the Rev.
III Bid'!le, Mr.. WILLIAM u. X NowLEs,
10 Miss MARGARET GRANT, all OF this
county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

ON Tuesday the 18th of January,
1929, we, the subscribers, trustees in a
deed OF trust executed TO us by George
G. Mitchell, aud OF record in the Clerk s
Office Of the Corporation of Staunton, will
by virtue OF said deed, sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, 10 Stanton,
in lots to suit purchasers,
So much of the Tract of Land
on which said Mitchell now lives With.
in three fourths Of mile Of Stanton or
less. as will be necessary to pay his debts,
aud In the mean time we desire that all
his creditors shall exhibit their claims
with the evidence on which they RELY
to Thomas j. Niche, Que of the sub
scribets in Stanton. The land i'll be
soli on the following terms, viz :-one-
nth OF the purchase money 10 be paid
III hand, two-iftbs on the first OF. Sept
1899. and the remaining two-fifIhs or
the Grst Of Sept. 1910, with Interest
from the lst Sept. 1S39-the purchase
giving bond and approved personal Sc.
curity, or lien on the land, for the De.
ferred payments. The sale will be mad
free of any claim for dover or other in
cunbEance. Said land will be very de
sirah!e TO the people of town for pastur,
&c. THOMAS ]. NICHE,
ELIJAH DUNDORE.
DscembeI Its
9G-The above sale is postponed t,y II;
Trustees until Tuesday next, the 22d last.
Jan Is
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
Saddle and DEMONSTRATING.
PHILIP II. EoE'sHgA%.

Having purchased the stock of his
brother, respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced
the
SGddie S' demonstrating Bu-
Siness,
in the shop lately occupied by Frederic!,
Al. Pitmsn, dec'd in Stanton where lac
will thankfully receive all orders FOR
work in his line. His materials will
be Of the best quality that can be pro.
cured, and lie hopes by unremitted at
ten,ion to business. good work, aud
disposition TO please, to merit and re-
ceiye share of public patronage.
He will at all times keep on hand
Saddles, EsvSezics, ESz sss'asesa.
Co!styts, es'c. which be will sell on
reasonable terms, for cash, or on short
credit to punctusl customers.
Staun;oB Sept +, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
EENENS' REEIE8.

The unparalleled reputation which Psers' Pills hive
acquitted as EeGisoI Restorative, the ruque ton
oe proof that can he given, of their Immense lgorarcr
10 INT afflicted III almos; class OF d!sssscs. 1he
tneir MEANS really prog Gus, and the plants hich
thoy nave cured almost veried tn. numerous
hut sun there which they eciey
hehei"i than ~ others and emcug those snicd
e roo oi-n iaia, complaints Of the stomach
such ~ CHo;c, ttctusence and for which
exc iiot only ceffGsI,, but an immediate cure.
II rs well known that from the dsar of The
adult and declining life that this is the fIurdaou o. fla
tnic' rpdsre6 pains, nG;gcsiion, ios GyEsiic.
aEu 'i ECse IN their turn birth Lire,
Cornptd'it Consumption ari hdbtuui LogneSs Of spirits
therefore retcrs fls bring the very beat medicine which
na'eser been discovered for the incipent dcas OF the
are necessarily The surest natives OF shose
Dreadful and also general disorders which euibilter
hie and drag 50 many millions II mcly graves
In Speaking Mus DIR. Peter arrogatcs
ma mas not been conceded by the public. He is
qtN or rnSnoTn Spectator. who before ihe world
q: ms own herald and witness; but placed RESPONSE
ey oil situation by the patronage which ne has enjoyed
Tor and is incrc asiug extent unpre in
nothing hch Is not borne by the 5le
ana necc ne does uot fear to he put the hi,
winch no has ProIEised respecting his r,s.
Dc feeIs is most haupS to be able the author
iy OF asreat number o. rcgsar Physicians, wherever
ms eabe P have been introduced, they have c:saast
superseded the adoption Of experiments, 'or eir
peculiar aculy ~ sweeieniTg The blood and stimulating il
Is .Spei all noxious juices, AID giving strength and
to The nerves prevents disease from acquiring that
which br got under fiat ALL ny dangerous dies.
Prepared by JOS. fil4ESrLYFErFRS Nj. D. No.
l2y Liberty .tcee', New York Each box contains %
Fills. Friee % cents.
Forsa By /. BERKELEY * Co.
Va tl~fS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
sVM. PRINCE s. SON.

12z WILL make sale Of Trees and
<3,9 Cuttings Of the genuine Chinese
We Morus Multicaulis, Morus Expan-
s.:.sts::szss:. Sd, Alpine BToussa, Canton and o.
Their varieties, deliverable to the purchasers
at such period in The spring as is convenient
TO them, and Will enter into contracts accor-
dingly. Prices and terms for the Trees and
cuttings will be forwarded 10 oil Who may
apply lor them by mail, az we'll as prices Of
: -, " orUs' Eggs, Mulberry Secds, &c
The aulticauls Trees are remerkably vi
gorous, and rs we first imported the genuine
tree, purcbasers are sure of Obtaining The
true Kind. Ii is from this cause, aod from
The great attention paid by them, that the
uees they have sold have given universal
sa;isfaction Or Fruit f Ornamental Trees.
fiah's sod Seeds can be supplied to any ex-
tent
Flushing, near Nev York, Jan ] 1889.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
HARTMAN SOUlsE.
Barbour, Hoir-Dresser, &c.

Has opened shop in the S.ore>room
formerly occupied by Mr. Merritt, in
stanton, where he Will be thank full for
any favou's in his line of business. He
will also Cup, Bleed, and cG,rnct Teeth.
From his experience and attention to
business, he trusts he will be able to rem
der entire satisfaction to his customers.
he respectfully solieits share of public
patronage.
Jan l0-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
EG1E,gGE.

TIE subscriber would inform his
friends that he has moved his stand from
The Eagle Tavern to the CENTRAL
ao I'll, formerly occupied by Mr.
Lewis. lie returns his thanks Tor the
encouragement heretofore received, AID
viii say that nothing shall be wanting
OH his part to render bis house comfort
able and agreeable to the weary trevel.
laF, and to all persons who may favour
him with cali J. HICKS.
Sc0tisUiNc, AU. Jan 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
Public SAFE Of Lend.

bY virtue OF decree Of the County
Court of Augusta, made in the case of
Trotser, vs.. TIotter's heirs, the subscri>
Der, who is appointed Commissioner
for taas purpose. will, eli Saturday the
18th day Of February next, before the
door Of the Eagle Tavern in Staua!on,
sell at public auction,
E'sOesssg-seVess egcres or Keysseg,
about two,thirds Of which are cleared
lying IN Augusta county, CD the Middle
River, adjoining the land Of William
bawcut. and the lands owned By the
heirs OF Isaac Troiter. deceased. The
purchaser will be required to execute
bis bonds with approved personal seeu>
rity, payable in one and two years from
the day of sale. and lieu will be retain
ed on the land as a further security.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Comm'r.
Jan'y II. 1859
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17

tir Clay has won fresh iaurels by his
opposition 60 the graduation Land bin.
Almost singiy and alone he has opposed
the bill, and seems to be in fair way
30 defes,i.. The old States owe Mr..
Clay lasting debt Of gratitude for his
zeal aud ability in defending theis rights
in the public lands.
The discussion on the SWartwoYt in.
vestigation still continues in the House
OF Representatives.
The report OF the committee on cleo
tons III the case of the Wisconsin con.
test, declaring James Duane Doty EMIT
led to the scat. was sustained by vote
of l65 to 2o. Mr. Craig Of Virginia
submitted written statement favorable
to The claim of George w. Jones which
was read By the clerk previous to the
vote.
AR. Riyes on the Iltb avsiled himself
OF The opportunity Of Offering O resolution
calling upon The Secretary Of the Treasury
Tor further information, 10 review The report
sent in by tina, functionary, ia answer TO The
call made by MIR. Rives' resolutions adopted
some days ago. He tore the report to pie
css-sho"ed the miserable humbuggery O.
the Secretary his preiensions as a
finaDcieer-aud proved from the Secretary's
own admission, that the conoeXion between
The Government and the Bank Of The Uoi,ed
States was re- establishod. The speech was
ono OF great ability, aud produced considers
able effect. Mr.. Rives has also made sim
'iar call upon Tho Secretary of War.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
fra g59ssces-ss.


VIRGINIA, 10 wit: At Rules held in
the Clerks Office of Bath County Court,
On the fret Monday in January, 1889
Thomas sienestreet, plaintif-against
Lamach Williams, Elisha S. Williams
Alfred Williams, Jesse Jackson and
Polly his wife, late Polly Williams,
Joseph Cuberly aud Nancy his wife,
late Nancy Williams, Jarret Williams
and Barbara his wife, late Barbara
Williams, audCharies Nicols and Eliz,
abeth bis wife, late Elizabeth Will
Hams-defendants.
The above named defendants, Jesse
jackson and Polly his wife, aud JaEret
Williams and Barbara his wife, moi hav.
ing entered their appearance aud given
security agreeably to the act Of Asse mbly
aud the rules of this Court, and il, ap.
Pearihg by satisfactory evidence thai,
they are not Inhabitants of this Common.
wealth; 1t is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS, DO appear here on the second
Tuesday in April next and answ er the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Ssann>
ton Spectator for two mouth successive
ly, and also posted on the front door OF
the Court house Of this County.
4 CoPy-Teste,
S. A. PORTER, elk.
Jan. IL, 1886.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17

Gcv. Seward of New York hichly
approves OF the Genera! Banking Law
OF that State in his message. He says
that under ii thirty two associations lave
filed certificates, with an aggregate ca ..
ital of $3.50, IT'S. Bills to the amount
OF s. ,3I4, 800 have been Issued by the
Comptroller to thirteen institutions.
The Governor says truly ga safer cur
rency than this is unknown in the com.
mercial world.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND
MEXlCO.-CAPTURE OF VERA
CRUZ BY TIRE FRENCH.
Oar New Orleans slips communicate inns
potiant intelligence from Mexico. The
brig kanawha, at that port from Lssuna
10Th December, brings intelligence derived
from the British barque Pera, from Sacriti-
clos, then ut Laguna. From this source we
learn thai the town Of Vera Cruz has been
taken by the French, after 5ombardmeut
The SeXican General Aris,a was taken
prisoner by tho French, and General Santa
Ana was 50 grierously wounded as 70 render
necessary the ampu,a,ion OF leg.
The Mexican government, not willing 10
recognize the treaty entered INTO betw cen
Admiral Baudin and Geuetal Rincon, and
having declared war upon the French Gov.
ernmeni, General Santa Ana placed him.
sell al the head OF 600 men, and entered
Vera Cruz in spite of the treaty. Admiral
SAudin having learned that Santa Ana was
advancing towards the city, snnt a number
Gf boats filled with troors, with orders "a
spike the Cannon Of tho batteries at Vera
Cruz. While they were engaged in this
LABOR, tho MsXiCans Camo upon them, and
slaughtered considerable number of oili
cers and saldiers. The French were com
PEELED to retreat tnwaeds Tho squadron, w hich
opened heavy fire upon the town, Gislodg
cd the hexicans aud took possession Of We.
I'd Cruz
a letter 10 the house ui Messrs. J. w.
Zacharie & Co. Of New Orlears confirms
The foregoing intelligence.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
DAVID HEDRICK,
.Hgency CommissiOD and For
scartling Merchent,
sc OTTSV WILLIE, VA.
Jan l0-f

The subscriber has located himsel
IN scottsville fer the purpose of doing
general agency, commission, and for
wardiDg business. He will. keep on
band all kinds of CsAG g2El gLg,
&c, which he will sell for cash. or
barter for all kinds of produce which
may be converted into money.
DAVID iiEDRICK.
ScoitsYille. Alb, Nov. %, IS3S-tfA
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17

Texas papers announce The mechanically
news the death Of the Hon. John A Whar-
ton. His loss may be VOL considt red a ma.
iicnaI calamity to Texas, as he was ideoti
he'd with all those great events which have
taised her 10 an elevated stand among The
nations of the earth.
b. q. Bee has been appointed Secretary
oi state, and Gen. johnson Secretary of War.
GeD. kusk will be nominated to the Senate
for Chief Justice.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
LOST.

On the End Of Jsnnary, between Brooks.
Vile and Waynesborough. BELT PTS.
TOL. silver mounted, barrel about six
inches long, and the name CT Richard Halt
is stamped upon the lock- The finder w in
be suitably rewarded by leaving i, with Mr..
Tyler, IN Grookssille, or Mr.. Blair III
Stsunton. Janl2
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
SIS REWARD.

ys Strayed or stolen about the 2Oh
GsSA--,-ss December, from the stable of
fra Robert Wallace, on the Cow
w SS Pasture, ROAM HORSE, a.
c.Esssizsssa bout fifteen and q half hands
high, heavy made. and has sleepy look
The above reward will be given for deliver.
ing him 10 MIR. Frazier at Cloverdale.
BELDEN, WALKER s. co.
Jan II
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
agent 4Elaa Assurance Cgmpong

Having been appointed agent fer the
above mentioned society for the tos
Of StauntoD, and County of Augusta,
VIII receive propositions to insure pro-
perry OF the various kinds thereiu refer
ed to. For Information as to the ability
oil TIE. society to comply with its en-
gagemenis reference may be had 10 apv
OF the mefcbouts or gentlemen of Rich>
nond, CT to a. II. II. Stuart. ESQ. oftbis
place. Waf. s. ESKR!DGE.
Stanton, July 80, 1898.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
r 4 IL O Tg E n G.
rs - "a x j e, I =;

= = e 3 g s3 z aEZ.:
Taxes this opportunity OF returning
bis thanks TO the citizens OF stanton
aud OF Augusta county generally, for,ae
very bseral encouragement Which !.e
has received and would inform tl,en. tia,
be has made every arrange mcnt for Tie
satisfactory management Of his enlarged
business. He has seeure,, the services
OF number Of competent wo.k nen.
and hopes by his uuwearied atisf,ion TO
business 10 be able 10 reader entire sat
iSieetion to all bis customers. he hes
received the
ESs2S 81 gg'iasgea' EEsshstozs
f2' 1883 s 80. GA full suit o
clothes vii be made at AIRY time IT,
t"triy four hours. il deaired.
Situation, Nov'r 20, 1858.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
CBI2vAgEss.E

Died. OIL the 9th instant, Mrs. FAN.
NY mITCHELL, widow ofthe late George
Mitchell, decd. i'll the 64sh eur of hcl
age. She was member of The Meth
odist church Tor upwards of thirty five
ycars-CeM.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
STAUNTON LYCEllM-

The regular annual meeting o, this ins;i.
tuition will be held on Saturday evening mex,
at halt past six o'clock.-A full cttepdance
Is earnestly requested, as an elsc,ion OF offs
GERS Tor the ensuing year will then take
place, and business OF much IMPOTENCE be
brought before the society.
NICH'S. X. TROUT, Sec'ry.
Jan II
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17
A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post office al S,aun.
ton Va. January Let, 1889.
George Anderson Thomas johnson
" M. aien Jefferson Kidney
Joseph X. Baiy Robert Knowles
Robert +. Brown Philip Lu,z
Benj f. Bridgemsn John II Leyton
James Bell r Ii Lay
nlrs Sarah Braford Augustus I.apclousa
Miss b. A Baker Joseph Long
Charles S Boukor Samuel III Long
DR.. Thos. Nj Bacon .5iss Susan Martin
Daniel Burke Rufus nj hardwood
David Bell George Mir:es
Mrs Ann Buckley James hiaupin
James Brooks Mrs judith A Niche
Thomas Bryan John Merit
Samuel Boil David l. slyers
James Brdgett Vo!su,ine Merritt
NJ iss Martha Bridges Mrs NJ ElcDuwen
VIM. Clarke Charlotte d McWn-
John Clarke liams
Mrs Caroline Catleti Messrs. Mccormick
Mrs Sarah Cssierson Black s. Co.
Robert Carson Robes, McPheters
VIM Cox David McFail
Addison X CUyaer James McNair
Mr. Calhoun WIN Y Ne!l
John Crawford Mrs Jane Patterson
Wm Craig Joseph Points
Clerk Of the court ofObadiah Quick
Staunton Miss jane Ross
CLERK Of The city. court bney s. II. Rowley
OF Augusta Andrew Redl
Capt. WIN Chambers Emanuel Raudenbush
Mrs Elizabeth DavisJohm Rodamon
William Donaghe Mr. Snap
Jacob Eiich Sheriff ofAugusia city.
Berjamin Erwin Lucius Saith
Jno vi Estiil or JncJacob S;eigle
McCue Wm Sprou!
Peter Eckle Mrs Mary Sheets
Joho Fox Andrew Shaver
Benz F Fry EVm Snider
"a les Nancy Gregory J obn Star
Miss Ann Gardner Jordon Settle
John Grandstaff isaac Sellers
y. Geiser Henry SpeCk Jr.
James Gilbert Editor S.aunton Spec.
David Guthrie tator
Mas Hesiy Griffith Henry Sheets
David b. Gfice l. L. Stevenson
Miss III J Gea6iug Henry Seace
John II Gibbs WIN Siiln
be.huel Herring john I'empls
W m Ham John L Towles
Lewis Harrouff John Todd
George Hudson Mrs Jane Yanlear ser
Mrs Il Henderson George Wear
John z. Hudson Andrew Wilson
George w HeluIs WIN Fl lYayiand
John Ii Hopkins vi l. Wayland
Clerk Of The Luna.ichii Ann C Wood
Hospital Leland Wright
L. TREMrER, p. n.
Jan. 10, 1889.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-17

SFs.aa. A dividend Of 3 per cent on
gi5zsy the capital stock of the Staun.
ton and James River Turnpike Compa-
ny has been declared for January 1889.
i bose persons owning stock can draw
their dividends by calling on the sub
scfiber By order OF the President,
VIM. II. ALLEN, Treasurer.
Jan At