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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-29

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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
December 90, 1871.
SIR In obedience to the directions of the act OF
Congress of the 10th of May, ISOO entitled "An act
supplementary to the act entitled San act to establish
the Treasury Department, the Secretary of the Trea-
sury respectfully submits the following report
l. of the public repenue aad expenditure
The balance Treasury the first of January lsi Eek
deposited with the States trust funds ana
indemnties, and the due from Banks which failed N
1871 was In the report Of the Secretary of the Urea
sury submitted to Congress the third day of June ~ ~
last SssI ,j4o VI
The receipts the Treasury during the three first
quarters Of the present
wear amount TO S23,467 or 50
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II7AsHINGTON HOTEL FOR saLE--By virtue Of a Deed
w Of Trust subscribers, Trustees, by Hen
y A. Christian the lou, day Of April 1875 aud record
cd in the Clerks Office OF Richmond Hastings Ion we "i
sell on the premises public sale Monday The I'm day OF
January 1872 O'Clock, NJ, that valuable porery called
HE Washington Hotel the Of and 9TH streets To-
reiher with all buildings stainless &C. tse same belonging
The Deed under which the sale viii b. made Is .
secure the sum due Mary Richard ESecutriS Of
John Richard The sale will hr for cash Acting as
Trustees shall convey such title only ~ vesr' IN M ny
The provisions of said deed however believed To be
perfect n:. ,.., s:s A s'SSS . ,s;;:
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nVERSEER WANTED.--I wish 10 engage Overscer for
~ nv Estate county 10 take possession the frs!
of January single who can 5rng COCA
apply middle aged man Preferred
Application Ia he G. Trent, Little bowel or the
81 n,ssr IN Richmond JOS. TRENT
4
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,-vI7ARlE SCOTTSNII.I.E PROPERTY FUK SALE-By
rle II Of Trust, executed to me on the th day Of
lie Richard Moon Trustee, which deed is of record
c,s,s; Office Of Ahemarlc county, shall, on Monday
ay January next fair not the next far day there
a. ,yn o Scosviiie, certain Store House and Lot, stu-
,, Nell, old Tavern. Also lumberliouse and Lot,
nav e Ferry Landing, and Immediately the Canal.
az, considered valuable nore especially the latter,
IA A., we'll worthy the attention of those who may desire TO
~ money IN one of hoirishine towns IN The Stale
.as A. Trustee shall only convey such title as The deed
'~''s' ''' ''''' EDWARD II. MOON, Trustee.
c,,l. slh.m,,r county, Nov. 29th 1871. 59-2awtds
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diamond. lith December, ISL. -

",c.i,7.og,s SALE OF NEGROES Will be sold, IL ac-
l,A io liz viii Of Col Pake Street, deceased, on
IL n'r w" n,h ,an nj The sold Church, Tavern IN the
T N n Hanover county ,hysx Negroes, belonging to
% consisting Of and msn sySsr .o%s sood
i h an eyceen, weaver. two or three ostiers ana
ei % sine &c cus,onrd the pits, and prime planta-
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1I0Tyr LEBANON FOR SALE-Having determined TO re-
VI practice of profession, offer for sale th
~ desirable residence and valuable Farm IN Nelson county
onnr b cen, survey 6h It's location Is within
irs 81 liz RIVER and kanawha improvement m,es "
,yr Rive, Warehouse, huuIshing village WIN ooacco 'i
s.dcnl AMI four miles of Variety manufacturing
tg. deem II altogether unnecessary 10 enter into minute
on,rySiie say, that II is Well xatered, the sout roS
Rocsf- river running immediately through II, with many
nd timber spfrll@aioa and If the best qualify The I'M
movements consist 81 good framed dwelling house, WIN niue
s framed barn stable, good tobacco houses spring
n,- and cp horse together with all other buildings which M
tab farms generally Those who may desire TO purchase are
hy invited 10 and view the premises, and Judge Tor
themselves.
I,-One third Of the purchase money in cash-the residue
'''' 'S"'' ''"''"' LAFAYETTE NEVILLE.
Tr Address Tye River Warehouse. 49,,
bee. 2 WILL
N The Wing will copy and send account to this Office io
COLLECTION.
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| a SITUATION WANTED.-A young eentlemut WHO can
N furnish satisfactory testimonials oil ms ability !" raen tne
elementary branches of Mathematics and tile Latin t Greek
languages obtain situation either IN On academy
Academy Caroline county will receive prompt attention.
Dec - o'--.,
o. The Wing viii insert TO the amount Of ST. anu charge TINS
oGce
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SMYRNA DEL. Nov. I7h, 1S4I.
vCUs ia n certify that have Lren afflicted with stamnerinc
for eighteen years and found relief until came under
your and affords much pleasure 10 hat,
from ynr treatment have the short Of five days. been
relieved can speak well as could possibly dese
therefore recommend a persons who have TINS ap 10 come
under your instructions. Mohkio bh' LEI
To E. c. Briggs, NJ. D., Richmond, Va 70 &C
Nov oo-u
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loa nand' ,..,,, If twelve months WIN be allowed
I'm, ,.r,, r,yin. bonds with approved security 10
'"a w. Nm, b- dale with endorsement thereon, lha'
set u. q N br RENTED ii puncusly paid
II atir'' ~" ~ 4. L. GopDALI, Executor.
49, am authorised 10 saw that there Will be added To the
above 'alr, lei" u "S'Ns ms" CP. GooDALL.
6i-tds
Nc Ii
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Eank Moek, stock IL Ae James Rirer and Kana,cha

Ban. Stock, Stock IN the james Rtcer ana kdHdfchd
Company, and Ohio Land for sale.
II obedience TO Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and ranrry and held for Richmond county on
Weaeay The 10Th day of October, 1911, directing me, amer
giving notice the time and place Of SALE by IN
and The Enquirer published in the city of Richmond for NJ
.sy days sell. the highest bidder, at public auction be
m the door of the Exchange ote in the city of Richmond
,eronary in twenty-five shares In the Farmers
Bank oil Virginia. dividends OF which were given by the VIII
John Seward 10 wife Frances during her widowhood-
a>. thu Stock James River aud kanawla Company,
N now belongs the Estate of the said Seward Also, all
Lands in the state of Ohio, belonging TO the said Eate
s. on Thursday 5th day of February next proceed TO
for cash. before door of the Exchange HOTEL in the city
Richmond az directed all the above neniioned property
BARTHOLOMEW e. CH1NN,
Administrator de bonus Of John Sercrd, deed
Dec !, 1871. 6l-tds
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JAMES RIVER Esp p H.h f snS Malsa1e, his
yue Q" pee" a q. the i4 August 1885, and admitted to
I'd cts o q s e eSS" SG%
III we sna ." tSpose sale, public auction 10
S Bidder valuable Ens m sa abo oa aess
in RIVER, Know. - If which are Of River and Creek low
a'i NJ" in fertility BY a at aIms ass aboa, 600
stee" canal passes through This Estate, anu Is
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ma January 1879 Ga7 557 30
1t being essential that this deficit, arising from the
failure in eecting than portion of the loan au-
thorzed by Congress at its last session. should be pro-
vided for by the that might be ut once ayaIla
ble il is recommended that an immediate issue OF rrea
sury notes be authorized, to meet the emergency
H. of Tie estimates IF the public and e1Pendi
tires for The year l812.
The receipts for the year 1912 are estimated as fol-
From customs sl9Ooo,ooo 90
arising from duties accrung in
I94l, and payable in
1912 S3,400,0O0
From duties accruing
and payable in 1912 l1,GOO,OOD
Treasury notes .'o,oUo %
Miscellaneous sources 10000 90
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ID ICHMOND SEMINARY-Thc exercises of this School will
III Monday, the Sd January under te following
organization:
Ancient Languages, William Burke.
Mathematics, David Circiter
tIodcn Languages, G. +. Struve.
The undersigned thanks those friends who have cessed
regrets reached the City in time for ie DC
The detention unavodabn lie - now, now
ever his post, and il is probable his life w' be de-
voted to The pusi,-and he has moeo y ,nrrnve 70
exeon mpe honest and COM 4is nnn-hr o.
services with confidence Ii viii he useful
The undersigned taught in Richmond hundreds 10
of youths whom he abroad tho II wou ~ W.
point oa dSpated, Worthless nprinciiea' ter-
tanly whose sag culture The charge.
The reflection is a source Of uualloyed plcasirc
qualification L. announce,
of he Stale To unite with him duties hr rs under
taken. "'' ~ r.. :.
Dec. 9l 80.
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vpur FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING Il QUEEN.
exercises Of this Institution will he resumed The 2ot
m anary under the superintendent of the subscriber, who
atd by competent assistant, the number OF
IN r, may require the employment of such.
,u fse Of instruction will include all the branches const
o 'onnd liberal etucaton Classical and English To
Youths for entering College, engaging in the active 70
ns, ME The most unremng efforts will be eSerted 10
Tue student To- acquire accurate and radical knoWsuge
subject 10 which his may be directed and thus
'e aud expand the mind white exercising the memory
d neshborhood proverbay moral. The location IL I'M
y healthy, during residence Of four years, il * be
d. mere has never been of sickness among the stu
NJ which originated here.
% buildings are commodous and in excellent repair, rs IL
"rt thr utinos, comfort Of boarders.
% year VIII be divided sessions, allowin one
~ vacation IN Summer. The will DO S65 per session
M MONTHS Including every thing except candles payable al
T., Of each, and deduction made after
residue Of the session, unless in Of sickness,
s 's student enters College Day scholars SIS per
''a'rss-fleetwood Academy.
D.r.ss ~ s sm w =, ,n 30,
L. hlLtr coLLEeToR AND GEsERAL AcEsr, Richmond,
IN, attends TO Hiring Negroes, Renting ont Houses Collect
Cs IN Richmond and the adjucen counties, and attends
relne Ccuaty Courts
va -for hiring out and bonding II per cent No charge
iot collecting The same. J.. f.,
be-, 0See opsr the Store Of Jas. NJ. Rateli5s, Esa.
"s e6-3n
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!armyie 18th Dec, 1871. 6S-2"
y The Wbg will copy above.

0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RENARD.-lwill give the above
for the apprehension and delivery 10 secured in
M o,has them again. the following five Negroes who ran
away the FIST Of February last belonging tn the Lower BYRD
riion Goochand county, $50 for either of them, viz:
atcad 40 years old appears Older having lost his front
Teeth by the kick of horse, 5 feet II inches high.
JIM Ross about 20 years old, yellow copeson small black
% ch cheek benes lie slews Of Indian blood, a0ou
ftiMsh
No ahot 10 years old is getting bald the Of his
nd has lazy walk, aiera down look, feet inches high
william Tnsley, about 30 old, prominent eyes, rather
s f-aiues dark but black, feet 10 inches high
Ruben p old and stout good looking, feet halt
AM inch high.
These Negroes went or together from Richmond They are,
false PAPER. WM H. SANDERS
Lower Byrd Plantation fsooch!and CO., May o. Gift
GEORGE ". TEUEHEART, ArIoKsrr Law, Char
~, ec!e Ia, will practice in Abemarle Fluvanna Buck
and Nelson Superior and Quarterly Courts Any busi-
his will receive strict and prompt attention.
also attend TO The Collection Of Claims in any OF The al
~ tie viii Richmond from the Goth the 25h in
can be found by calling at the office of Goode Sed-
oon, or seaton Segar
pasa. Kent, Kendall Atwaer, W: Fry Co.,
Ae, Norris, Goode & Seldom, v. W. Southa CHI F. Os
J. ;, James & Co Darlington, Thornton Gibson,
a ay y, Geo. Il Jas. Winston, Cbas Thos H. Ellis
ptc.1 65-2m
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From which deduct the estimated def.
cheney on the lst OF January, lo42
Leaving this amount applicable 10 the
service of the year 1872
The expenditures for the year 1872,
including S7,000,000, for the re-
demption OF Treasury notes, are es-
timated at
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Making the total estimated receipts s3O+l067 a.
January last an aggregate of al3s7,5l2 go
The expenditures for the three first quarters OF ms
present year have amounted 10 S2i,73i,3i6 "
Viz:
Civil list, foreign in
trrcoirse and mis-
cellanemis S4,G5,3G3 81
Military service l0,scii,l IS
Naval service 4,2299ot ~
notes
deemed, including
interest 5,na7 sll l3
Public debt G,OSO ~
The expenditures for the Ith quarter
estimated, on data furnished
by the respective departments, al 7,2oa,7s3 q
Viz:
Civil, miscellaneous,
and foreign inter-
course 1851, a05 A
Military service 3.lGg,773 81
Naval service ,5GO ~
Interest ON 10000 W
Principal and interest
Maxim" aS as'4s'"' "'''' '''' aa,oas,O7o 20
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EyECUToR'S SALE or LAND-Aceeahiy TO the last VIII
IL aud testament Of William Dabbs deceased shall sell, on
Premises al public auction, "Wednesday the l2th day oil
.ary 1872, credit OF six twelve and eighteen months,
purchaser giving bond and approved security with lien on
and payments the Tract of Land on which
William Dabhs lived being in the county of Charlotte,
ing OF Little Roanoke and adjoining the lands
Col Clement Carrneon Mrs. Ann VI. Read, h Nathan Nc
G,hee and the Of David Bell This Tract of Land con
Trans by survey about 90 large portion of which
Roanoke and Creek fiat and is considered Of the best
snail Tracts in the county.
The title 10 the land undobed but shall convey only such
IN me Executor of Isaac Read who Executor
William Dabbs Mr. David Comfort, who lives adjoining the
nt Mr. John c. John, will show any person who may
Via Ioe examine it previous TO the day Of sale.
CLEMENT Z. READ, Executor.
Ermyille. 18th Dec, 1871. 6S-2w
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rected to make report TO the Senate, showing what
would have been the operation OF the Land DstrDu-
ton bill if it had been in operation during the year
1871, and how much would have been the dstribuuve
shares of each State and Territory and the District OF
Columbia under said BILL according to the ascertalned
and estimated product of the land sales for the year
Also, the dstributve share of each individual pro-
vded the said revenue should have been divided out by
the head to the entire population of the Union accord
ing to the census Of 1S40 and how much would have
been the dstributve shares of the States Territories
and District of Columbia and individuals, provided all
the proper and charges upon the lands consisting
of Indian annutes payable during the year, and the
current purchases Of lands from Indians IN addition 10
other costs and charges named in the distribution act
were first deducted before the distribution should be
made
Mr. PRESTON moved that three thousand extra
copies of the report of the plan of the Fiscal Agent be
printed.
Mr. BUCHANAN said he had intended to offer some
observations; but not being very WE'LL he should defer
then until next week, when, he understood, the
Senator from South Carolina would move for refer
ence.
Mr.. PRESTON replied that it was mistake in sup
posing that he would move it; but the presumed it
would be done early IN The week. and the proper refer
encc made.
The extra numbers were then ,rdered
The bill for the relief of Samuel rrapin was nut on
its third reading; when
Mr. CALHOUN observed that, as the Senate was
then, he thought it better to defer the passage Of the
bills on their third reading until after the hoyday. and
moved that when the Senate adjourn dourn TO H.et
on Monday.
This motion having prevailed
Mr. CALHOUN moved that the Senate do now ad-
ourn; but withdrew it in order to give opportunity 10
Senators to give notice Of certain bills. After which,
The Senate adjourned.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02
Fall and Winter Goods.

THE subscribers have just received their sup
ply Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which
is large, and embracing almost every article u
sually kept in retail Store. Amongst their
stock may be found the following
Blue, brown, wool dyed, black, and invis-
bic green Cloths.
London and American Cassimeres, and Cas-
sinets, all colors.
British, French and American Calicoes,
beautiful style.
Mouslin de Lanes, fine black do.
Merino, Bambazines and Dress Silks.
Red and white Flannel, Canton do.
Kentucky Jeans, plaid and plain Lnseys.
Brown and bleached Sheetings and 'Shirtings
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Hardware, Queensware,G Glass and China do.
Dye S;uhs and Spices.
Window Glass.
Together with large stock of GROCERIES,
which is as good, and will be sold as low as any
in the county or elsewhere. Persons i'm search
ofGoods will please call and examine for them
selves. They will take in exchange for goods
all kinds of Grain and other country produce.
Wheeling, and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
money taken at par.
J. NJ. PITMAN g. SON.
Staunton, Nov. IL, 1871.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02
A HINT TO YOUNGSTERS

we strongly recommend the attention Of all
Young and some old sportsmcn, to the max;m
with which Col. Hawker begins his instructions
70 tyroes "Sart with the determination of me-
CT suffering gun, at any time, to be held for a
moment, or even carried, SO as to be likely In
come come In the direction of either man or beast !"
we we would also add, be careful, particularly in 4
oanue, to distinguish between hats and bbens.
ants brown leather CATERS and hares: for we
nave known considerable Inconvenience occa.
stoned by carelessness in this particular. II is
no secret that Capt. W-lost an eve tbrongI
rae maicadIoltness of his late Royal EIighness the
DuKe OF Gloucester. who, when the gallant of
hcer gave yestto little natural irritation at the
circumstance instance used to complain that ..W-
Haue such fuss about his eye'' There is a
current anecdote to the effect that distinguished
general, who had gone through the whole of the
feninsular campaigns without scratch, ono. re-
ceived two or three small shot in the leos dur;nr
shooting excursion. 'ssWho fred that sho, Is;
exclaimed the unconscious offender. .Thcn
hoid up your hand The hand was hell nm
gang went the Generals fowling-piece, and sharp
pspPefing Enough at seventy yards distance
aJGut inc wrist gave the youngster lesson
winch he Is not very likely to forget.
British Field Spo,t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02
FIDDLING WITH A MORAL.


The following lines are copied from the New
England Review. Their truth will be acknowl-
edged and fslt by all:
The worlds but fiddle, and all Of us Play
Inc tuno that best suits us to dance life away;
The rich man he fddles, but sly as viper,
Takes very good care tina, we pay the piper.
The poor man he iiddles without any thing,
Aud is sometimes the poorer for breaking string:
The damsel, she 6ddlcs, and thus handles t,ro
bows,
Tho termagant 6ddles through the bridge of her
nose;
The young man fddles and tries to get money,
The old maid she fiddles with Oh call me your
honey;
The merchant he 6ddles to dispose Of his wares,
The old man he fddles to keep of gray hairs;
The tippier he 6ddles till he finds the jig's up,
The doctor no fiddles to bleed and to cup;
The lawyer he fddles for writs and for fees.
The poet he fddles any way that you please;
The orator fddles with long stupid speech,
The justice he fddles "fn'd five dollars each:''
The rich man. the poor man, lawyer, doctor and
poet,
All play their own fiddle, and all of EN- know it
The worlds but a fiddle, it's come to this pass.
ii I'm not true prophet, why write me an ass
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02
SINGULAR CASE OF INSANITY

young divine was one wintry day employed in
.nipe-shooting with friend; in the course of
their perambulations high hedge interviewed be.
tween the companions. The friend fired at a
otra which unexpectedly sprung up, and lodged
part OF the shot In the forehead of the CLERGYMAN
he instantly fell, and did not recover the shock
for some days, so as to be deemed out of danger
when he was so. it was perceived that he WAS
mentally deranged. He was to have been m,
ried two days subsequent to that on which the
accident happened from this peculiar combina-
non OF circumstances the phenomena of the case
appeared to rise,-tor all sanity of mind
seemed TO make full stop,-as it were,
AZ ,nis spot OF the current, and he soon became
mud, pleasant, chronic lunatic. All his CONVEX
sa'ion was literally confined to the business of
the weddng-out of this circle he never deviated.
but dweit upon every thing relating to it with
ninuteneSs, never retreating or ad vancing one
step further for half a century, being ideally still
young, active, expecting. and happy BRIDE
groom, Gliding the tardiness of time, altbouoh i,
brought him gently at the age Of 80 to his grave.
ms sufferer was never known to complain OF
neat or cold, although his window was omen all
the year rouud.-IVinso,v
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02
NE w GOODS.
May ID


VII Il subscriber Is now receiving and opening
Il his supply ofI'.AE.L ArTD y.NTER
GOODS, which, added to his stock on hand
will make it large and well assorted. A few of
the articles in his assortment are
.homslin dc LANES Of the finest, medium,
AMI lotcer fualitics-Figred and plain SILKS
- CamJrick, and Null INuSlins, Thread Ede
iags, ard hrsertings--a neo style of Week
Ribbons-Plaid, Damas&, .Mamtua, Chine.
Satin and PouH dc Sole Bonnet Ri6Jons-
French .4rtifcial FIoocers-.A raricty of
Chores and .N5ts---Brochcl, Dan,ask, Chine
and Blah,kct !Shamls- Gemlemeu's and Bovs,
Hats-Fmr and Cloth Caps--Saiia and Bonn
6a7,ne Stocks-C!othSa and Cassin,ercs-.a re-
ry large ana 'reft assorted Stock Of Shoes and
Boofs, Of erery description, md mann other
articles Which comprise Stock Of Goods.
All of which he is determined to sell for cash
or to punctual dealers, as low as any other mer
chant IN Stanton. WM. CRAIG.
~ A supply ofthe mostapproved SCHOOL
BOOKS, for the higher and lower branches, are
kept constantly on hand. VIC.
stanton, Sept. ., 1871.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-12-02
PUBLIC SAhTao

IN obedience to decree of the Circuit Supe.
riof court OF Law and Chancery for Rockbridpe
county, pronounced on the Odd day of September.
Io4l' In the case ofMathew McKeever VS.. VIM
tunnels and others, shall proceed to sell at
PUBIC ancti9n to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses OF said Mathew Mckeever, in the town of
Stanton, ON Saturday the 18th day of Deem
Der next, D0'o'''-
The Threshing and Cleaning Machine in
said proceedings mentioned.
credit OF six months will be given, (except
,or 'he amount of expenses ofsad sale which will
pe required In CASH. the purchaser executing
bond with good security.
Nov 25
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NEW MSWAi2,LISistM,IA IIJaE0
Fruit, Confectionery s. Grocery
Stove.

H>llE subscriber having located in Stanton,
intends to keep the above named establish
ment in the house formerly occupiedby Nj. Quin-
land, second door from thecorner, formerly occu-
pied by Joseph Cowan, where the following ar
ticles can be had at small advance for cash, at
wholesale or retail
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, Prunes,
Citron, Malaga Grapes, Raisins,
Fresh Almonds, English Walnuts, Palm Nuts,
Filberts, Ground Peas,
Preserved Pine Apples, Oranges, Citron and
Lines,
Guava Jelly, Lemon Syrup, Jujube.
Best Loaf Sugar, brown do, Coffee, Tea, Mo-
lasses, Cheese, Soap, Candles,
Tobacco, great variety of Segars,
Best Cogniac Brandy, French do Peach do
Apple do, Whiskey.
Madeira Wine, S. Madeira do, choice brand
Champagne, Muscat, and Malaga Wines
Porter, Ale and Cider
All kinds of FRENCH FANCY CANDIES,
common plain CANDY of every variety. Also,
good assortment Of FANCY TOYS.
JOHN w. PITMAN.
Staunton, March 4, lS4l.