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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-07

VIRGINIA, TO wIr:--At County Court OF
Augusta, held at the Court House of said
county, on Monday the 9th day of Nov. IS43 :
Harrison II. Teaford, plaintiff,
AGAINST
George reaford, Jacob S. Teaford, Adam ]. Tea
ford, David Teaford, Elijah Teaford, Jacob G.
Palner and Sarah his wife, Ira Swatsley and
Margaret his wife, John w. Brown and Jane
his wife, Eliza Ann Teaford, William Gilet,.
John III. Gillett, Ann Eliza Gillett, and George
L. Gillett, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
This day came the plaintiff, by his attorney
and filed his bill against the defendants and on
motion, Jefferson Kinney is appointed guardian
ad lllem Tor the infant defendants John II. Gil
lett. Ann Eliza Gillel,, and George II. GlIet.
And the defendants George Teaford, Jacob S.
leaiord, Adam j. Ieaford, David Teaford, and
william Glllett, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il an.
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
Inhabitants of this country 1t is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on the first day OF
'ne next February term and answer the bill of the
P'aint'h and that copy of this order be forth
win Inserted In some newspaper published in the
town OF Staunton, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the Court Houss
OF this county. A copy. Teste,
JACOB Il. STRfBLING, q. e..
Dec. 7, lS43.
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From the Woodstock Sentinel

1t appears 10 me that the subject of DaiIy
Mail mp the Valley of Virginia, has not attracted
that attention which the subject demands. Its
Importance may be seen from the following con.
sideratioRs:
The Valley of Virginia is perhaps one of the
most productive regions of the United States,
and Its wealth consists in minerals and agricultu-
RAJ productions. 1t Is thickly settled, and con-
tains vast and increasing population The in
su'utlon OF post offices was undoubtedly to afford
genela, iacilines 10 all classes-to promote the
greatest good OF the greatest number Apply
TINS rule, and the present demand for increased
mail facilities cannot be refused There arc
however, reasons connected with the post office
department itself, which are entitled to full con-
sheraton. ny reference TO the map, it will be
sen una. 'ne route upon which the mail is car
red 10 South Western Virginia and a portion of
tbs Valley, is by Richmond and Charlottesville.
enc thence to Staunton, at least two hundred and
my miies. whereas, by the proposed route, it
VIII not exceed 225 miles to the same point II
VIII iacllitate the transportation of the mail TO
olaunton "a hours in advance Of the Richmond
loute' which is obvious from an examination of
the means OF transportation. From Washington
20 winchester, there is daily mail carried
upon continuous Authorization Winchester IN
otaanton there is the best McAdamised road in
the otate' The other is by means of steamboat
and railroad to Gordonsvile-and then by stages
over one OF the worst roads in the State dis
rance OF 62 miles to Stanton. 1t is clear. there
fore, that greater facility will be afforded, and at
much less expense, by the Winchester than the
hishmord route. How far the TRANSPORTATION of
the mall TO the section of country lying south
west OF Lynchburg, on the eastern side of the
ridge, would be accelerated, might also be wor.
thy OF inquiry. Taking, therefore, the above
1ac's' and many others which might be urged, il
seems to me that the expediency of the measure
cannot be doubted. have learned that our wor.
Wy and efficient president Of the Valley Turn.
PIKE company has gone to Washington upon the
suo]ect, ana no doubt will exert his influence in
ia7or OF the measure. IL DR.. Rice could make
inc same impression upon the authorities at Wash
ington that no has done in this community. his
influence would not be without effect. Under
stand that an opposition has been started in Win
chester, but when the character of those inns On
posed Is known, 1t will be evident that il or;di-
mates from selfish considerations. I have -,
informed that few Of the merchants and ,avorn
Keepers have been active against this measure.
ana me show OF opposition from others is mainjv
attributable TO their influence. am satisfied tb,t
,he Postmaster General will not be influenced Lv
,ee circumstances o. s"lhsh individuals, particn-
Iaily when opposed b the great mass of the
community. w r.
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F.. RICHMOND MARKETS. Nov. 20. ie4s.
Tobaeco-Reccipts much diminished. Old
Tugs, 81 90 IS; new lugs, 1 so a Q; commou
old leaf, SO a 3, good and fine. a so a 6 So.
Fiour-Country. - 3i4a4a73; City Mills
wheat-6o to 9s cts, according to quality,
order, &c.
Com-45 cents.
Meal--55 a co cents.
Oats--25 a 30 cents. from vessels and Depot,
Plas'er-Lump, 90 s7A 3 a, wharfi on Basin
Lime-Sl 1874.
80.
lron-Tredegar. eco; Swedes, 9a SO; Coun-
try, 70, Pig, % a %.
Nails-4 a Al cents.
Fish-Henings, new cut, - 62 a IS, for No.
I. Shad-S6 so.
Bu'.er-Firkin, 6 10 cents; fresh roll. 10 a
Is cents. :
Sugar-New Orleans, 81 a 8; Porto Rico, 50
. IS; st. Croix, IS 8.
Cofee-Laguira, 81 9 cents Rio, 8 a 9 cts.
Tea-6O u 100 cents.
Moasses-New Orleans, 80 a SO cents; Porto
Rico, 80 SO cts.
Dacon-Baltimore, SO S; city cured, s rs a
6, dull.
Beef-S4 s0a SO. Mntton-e SO a 60.
BERNARD PEYTON.
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FRESH GROCERIES,

lie subscriber has in store, and expects in a
= few days 10 receive an additional supply Of
FRESH GROCERIES, of which the following
will comprise part, vizi
500 sacks Liverpool fine Sail
100 bags green Rio Coffee
30 do Lsguifa do
100 tons plaister
SO sides "good" sole Leather
90 barrels Tanners Oil
100 kegs Nails. all sizes, together with large
stock of brown and loaf Sugar, Tea, Molasses,
&c. &C., all Of witch he Is determined to sell as
low as they can BIZ bought in any market in vir-
gnia, for CASH or RoDu6E.
JAMES VI. JUHBY
Scottsville, Aug is; 81. is43.
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On'fed States District Court for the Wes-
tern District Of Virginia, holden at Stau,.-
ton, Oct 9, lS43

F.. I'm BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE to the Creditors and all others con.
cerned in interest, to shew cause against the Pc
tltion Of
No 6s-David Dodson of Augusta county, Co
discharge from all his debts and a certificate
thereof, on Wednesday the LIST of May next
473-Theophilus Cation, of Marion county. 70,
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof on Wednesday the st of May next.
956-Wm A Thomas Of Botetourt county, fol-
a discharge from ali his debts and certificate
thereoi' on "Wednesday the LIST of May next.
llS5-Wm ii Altlar, of Greenbrier county,
Tor discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, ON W ednesday the LIST of Nav next.
l326-Wm Ford, Of Preston county, for a
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof. on Wednesday the LIST Of May next.
i347-Levi Teay, Of Monongaiia county, for
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on Wednesday the LIST of May next.
l377-Janes Higgins, of Morgan county
Tor discharge from all his debts, and certif
cate thereof, on Wednesday the LIST of Nav next.
i37S-John p Gardner, of Morgan county, for
discharge from all his debts and a certificate
thereof, on Wednesday the LIST Of May next.
;. l3S4-Joseph Pollock, of Ohio county, for a
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on Wednesday tho LIST of Nav next
i4lS-John Evick, of Randolph county, for n
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on Wednesday the LIST Of MAY next.
~ oohh ID aThe't, OF MOnOngalla county
Tor discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on Wednesday the LIST of Nav next.
l548-Jacob Shilenberg, Of Hampshire CO.
Tor discharge from all his debts, and certificate
thereof, on Wednesday the LIST of May next.
1549-Andrew Weary, of Lee county, for a
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof. on Wednesday the LIST of May next.
l55O-Abbot G Cole, of Lee county, for dis:
charge from all his debts and certificate there of,
on " ednesday The LIST of May next
i553--Harrson Ferrell, Of Marion county.
tor discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on Wednesday the LIST of Nav next.
l556-FredeTick G Carter, Of Rockbridge co.
Tor discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on "Wednesday the LIST Of May next.
l55a-David Points, of Augusta county, for a
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof, on Wednesday the LIST of Nav next.
i559-George Miller, of Morgan county, for a
discharge from all his debts and certificate there.
OF, on Wednesday the LIST Of May next
l56O--John Ash. Of Morgan county, for dis.
charge from ali his debts and certificate thereof
on Wednesday the LIST of May next
l56l-Joseph Bech,ol, Of Morgan COUNTY, fo
discharge from all his debts and a certificate
thereof. on Wednesday the 1st Of NAV next.
l662--John Householder, of Morgan county
Tor discharge from all his debts and a certificate
thereof on Wednesday the LIST of Nav next.
N. X. TROUT, ID. Clerk,
w.t. SU. 8. u C. n .
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III a ID iA do

On Tuesday evening Nov. 81, the residence Of Mrs
Satharne Wax, in Fncastle by the Rev Jacob Carpcr
Mr. WILLIAM L. NJ. WORD, Publisher of the !" Fincastie
Democrat" to Miss HELEN DE WHIT, daughter of the
late Charles X. Ross ESQ., of Morristown New Jersey
Near Sharpsburg, ON Tuesday, Nov. IL, by the Rev.
ham, to Miss BARBARA ANN RoHnBAcK, of Washing
ton county, Md.
In Cumberland at the Exchange HOTEL on the even
ing OF the 9th ut., by the Rev. MIR. Prcttyman Mr.
JESSE H. Wilson, Of Pendlcton county, to Miss ELIZA
BETH j, STUMP, OF Hardy county
On the 18th December, by the Rev. T. H. Busey.
Mr. ABRAHAM WILSON to Mrs J. SHIRLEy--both OF
Pendleton county.
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A LECTURE will he d.lir.ro1 -, a..

A LECTURE will be delivered, by invitation,
at tho Courthouse this evening, at half pas,
O'Clock, by JOHN H. PsNNISoroN, of Baltimore.
on the subject of his Aerostat. and matters con.
nected therewith.-No charge will be made for
ad'n:ss' on' DO, an oTro->eSsity with as afforded
previous to the commencement of the Lecture. "a
all present to contribute something in aid of his
efforts to accomplish the grand project of navipat.
Ing the air, upon which he has been expendInp
his mind and substance for years, and which he
fatters himself he has now nearly brought to
maturity.
Dec. 7, lS43
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VIRGINIA IRON WORKS
FOR SALE;

John Alexander, Plaintiff
AGAINST
8. 3. Baxter, admir-. Of John Irvine. decd. and
John Jordan and others, Defendants.
PURSUANT TO decree pronounced In this cause
by the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Char:
Gerry for Rockbridge County, on the 23d day of
September ls43, we shall proceed, on the premf:
ses. on the goth day Of December next, to sell by
way OF public auction. that extensive Iron Estab.
iishment, In the County Of Allegheny, Va,
known as the works Of the late firm of Jordans
Irvine, consisting Of FORGE and FUR.
MAZE win every thing attached, for the con-
venient and successful operation of the works.
he Forge is situated Oh Jackson's River. onS
mile above It's confluence with the Cowpasture.
which form the James River The Foynac. 10
distant from the Forge abou, miles, and both ara
pike.
The works are of superior construction and ma
terIals; and are now In full operation. There
are 81 also TWO mills on the premises--a merchant
mill and saw mill.
The real property consists Of about SO, 900 a.
cres OF land containing an inexhaustibIe supply Of
ORE wood and water. In a word. there is no iron
establishment in Virginia which can compais
with this.
The Forge, Furnace and lands attached: will
be sold separately together, as the Commits.
s'oners may deem best on the day of sale, and
VIII be sold on credit Of | 2, 3 and years, the
Pufchaser giving bond with security, and the III
tie withheld as ultimate security.
AT the same time and place quantity of per-
sonal property, belonging to The Forge and Fur
mace and about 90 Shares of Lexington and Cow
ineton Turnpike Stock, will be sold, on credit
OF 8 months, the purchaser giving bond, with
good security. The sale will commence at ii
NJ. and will continue from day to day, ill fns
lshcd.
Further information can be obtained by address:
sing the undersigned at Lexington, Va
A. r., BARCLAY,
JOHN RUFF,
VIM. G. LEWIS,
Oct. lids. Commissioners:
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TO MY FRIENDS md THE Public
GENERALLY.

NJ Othce, as Commissioner in Chancery and
~ Ballf, and Commissioner in the Federal
Court Of the United States for the Western his.
tIct of Virginia, is in The room occupied by the
Clerk Of the Hastings Court Of Stanton, imme-
diately over that Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Su.
perior Court of Law and Chancery, and may be
entered by passing mp the fight Of steps in the
rear OF me building, where may be found at all
times, ready to attend to any call that NAV he
made upon me, TO take dispositions, settle ac-
counts OF any kind, draw deeds of every descrp-
ton, write out articles Of agreement write letters
Tor those who may desire it, either of family or
business character, act as Trustee, &c. The
charges In all cases will be made in strict accor-
dance with The present depressed state of the
country. JOHN b. WATTS
March is Coro,, H.
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LEMUEL CHENOWIT
INFORMATION WANTED.

is known to some persons in this county,,
that my father, George Alfred. was nosssssod
OF Trunk that he thought valuable. II contains
some family papers, and probably the manuscript,
OF spelling book nearly or quite completed, as
he had one in preparation, and in state of for
wardness. have not the means Of ascertainino
where 1t is, bat think it must have been deposited
VIVID some person who is not appraised of his
oealh' VIII ieel truly grateful to those persons
in whose families he was intimate. If ,bex 49,
enquiry respecting it, and let the result be know
Hope. r. /, hf'FpEn0
Nov. 30. I8l3
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STATE STOCK.

The Locofoco organ hero elaine great crrdi,
for It's party, on the ground that the State stock,
which would not bring more than 20 last year, is
now selling for more than 100, in consequence OF
the tax bill Of last session. Probably, if every
thing was taken into consideration, there would
be less credit due bocofocos than they claim
Why WINS the stock down at rs (hot 7O)1 Was
it not owing, in part, to Locofoco misrulc, Stale
and Federal, by which people were SO beggared,
that very few OF them We're able to buy stocks of
any sort2 The rest Of the cause is to be found in
the general apprehension, at that time prevailing,
that the Locofoco majority in the Legislature
might follow the exsmple of their Mississippi
brethren, and repudiate. The few people, who
had money, did not like to trust it where Locofoco
Legislators could reach il. For passing tax bill,
and not repudiating, the Locos are entitled to the
same credit, which every man is entitled to for
not stealing. Formerly, to abstain from stealing
was considered duty, the observance OF which
was enoined upon all, and the violation OF which
entaied disgrace. Now, however, since the new
code Of morals, introduced by the Jackson and
Van Buren, dynasty. great glory is due TO the Lo-
cofocos for sustaining from picking and stealing
On this principle. we concur in aw arding distin-
guished honor to the Locoiocos fer not regulating
the State debt. They were simply honest; but
that's so rare, they ought to be greatly gorified
for it!
N. b. If the Virginia Locofocos are entitled to
so much glory Tor raising ,he price Of State Stocks
what should be the reward OF the Whigs of Com
grcss, for raising the national stock from 80 to
l25!-Riehmond IVhig.
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Office of Commissioner in Bankruptcy
for Moran county Dccnnhar Z

Notice TO the Creditors of the following named
oankrupts 10 prove their debts before me at INV
ohce In Bath, on the several days named, when
and where The said bankrupls are required to al.
tend.
Debts VS. James Higgins, on the 29th and 3Olh
OF December inst.
Debts VS. John p Gardner. on the Goth and ao,h
of December instant.
Debts VS. George Miller, on the Goth and 3Oth OF
December instant.
Debts VS. John Ash, on the 29th and 3Oth Of De-
cember instant.
Debts VS. Joseph Bechtol, on the 29,h and 3O,h of
December instant.
Debts VS. John Householder. on the ee,h and ao,t,
OF December inst.
JOS. w. BROWN, Conn.
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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy +,

Notice 10 the Creditors of the folIovy;Er ..S4J
bankropts prove their debts before me at nv ocs
III Middiebourne, on the several days named, wbsr,
and where tho said bankrupts are required 10 A..
tend. =" Az
DEBTS VS. VIM cdfhPston, on the 29th and 3Otb Of
December next. W
Debts vs. Richard Gatrel. on the Goth and so,h 81
December next. ~ Vi
Debts VS. John Reid, on the goth and so,t II
December next. " ""a' OF
30th Of December next. ' S''h ana
Debts VS. Samuel Way, on the 29th and so,b ~
December next """ "o'n Oh
RICHARD W. LAUCk. co,o,,
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FRANKLIN 4. OEl0ER

LAS again commenced the Mercantile Bust
AAness, at the old stand, next door to John G
Sewers, where he will keep constantly on hand. On
assortment Of CLOTHS. CASSlM ERES, CAS-
SlNErS, CALlCOS, CO1'rONS, &C., Sc.
Also, fine assortment Of GROCERIES, al
low prices for easa. Coffee from 123 to 20 cents.
Sugar, Salt, Cotton Yarns, &c. very low. All
kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange for
goods.
A few bags Of Coffee at ten cents.
Persons wishing to buy or barter, will find Il to
their advantage to giye him . call before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
Stsunton, Nov. %.
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LAW lpANTNlAlgSlslIlpo

INHE undersigned have formed co-partnership
In the practice Of LAW, under the firm OF
BRoOKENBROUoH s. PAXTON,
which VIII commence on the LIST dag Of January,
1874. In addition to the Courts in which the
senior partner now practices, he will hereafter
attend The Superior and Quarterly Courts Of Au-
gusta, and the Superior Court of Rockingham.
The Junior partner will attend the Superior and
Quarterly Courts Of Amherst. Their range of
practice will consequently embrace the counties
OF R'ckbridge, Boletourt, Bath, Augusta, Rock
lngham' and Amherst. The Senior partner will
also continue 10 practice in the Court of Appeals
at Lewisburg. Under the above arrangement one
OF The partners may always be found at their
Othce during business hours, and the most prompt
and dillgent attention will always be given to bu.
sness committed to them. Their address is Lex
ington, Virginia.
JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGH.
JAMES GARDNER PAXTON.
Lexington, Va, Dec. Z, 1886
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4 NEVER FAILING CURE FOR TuE ToOTH.aCuE

IT should be known to all whom il NAV CON.
Acern, that large number Of the citizens of Au-
gusta county, for few months past, have been
testing the efficacy Of DR. DEHEFTY'S CELE.
DRAFTED MUSCOvrrUS TOOTH--ACHE
DROPS, and that in every instance i, has effect
ed radical cure even in the most inveterate cases
OF this horrid complaint. II is also highly effica-
cious in the preservation of decaying teeth, and
in removing all tartar and scurvy withou, the use
Of an instrument.
I'D The above article can be obtained at all
times, by the dozen or single vial, at S. b.
Browns store, Fishersvlle; also at Capt. Nc.
Clung's and f. Berkeley's, Staunton. and A.
Lynn's, Waynesborough.
S. BROWN, Gen. Agent.
Apr 6.
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9fSce OF &ommissieaer in Bankruptcy
f0E Wood ccunty. Nov a.

'o' w cou etNhty, NOV. 81
Nouce to the Creditors Of the following named
oankruPts to prove their debts before me AT INV
olice In Parkersburg, on the several days named,
TO attend.
Debts VS. Robert Highet, on the Goth and 3O,h of
December next.
Debts VS. Jacob Cornell, on the e9tb and ao,h 90
December next.
Debts VS. Caleb w Lott on the OOH aud aob .e
December next. "
ROBT. S. SMITH. Conn.
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HATS AND GAPS

a LARGE assortment of superior HATS
I - also, Cloth, veves, and Fur CAPS; for men
ana boys, OF excellent quality, and at very low
Stanton, Sept 81. VIM. CRAIG.
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We are gratfed to learn, that the James River
and kahawha Company have made arrangements,
and are now prepared 10 pay the interest on their
bonds, due the LIST January next, and that they
VIII resume cash payments next week. This
news VIII be agreeable not only to bond and scrip
holders, but TO the State in general, who is SO
largely interested in this important work.
ENQUIRER of Eriday
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y OR SANR .

IN TERMS 10 suit the purchaser, the HOUSE
~ and LOI',in Staunton, nearly opposite ,he
Eagle Tavern, known rs Hopkins old stand
This property 10 we'll calculated for Family and
Store.
BV All who have unsettled accounts with me
are earnestly requested to come and close them
where made. ] wish speedy close of all mat
ters for and against me.
8 J. n. JuRKv left with S. E. Clarke and
myself all his Staun,on dealings for collection,
which must be settled In some way, and hope
all will think it time to come and settle.
+. MAY.
Staunton, Nov. 80, Is43.
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BOOT g. SAFEGUARDING -
business in all its branches, SD
Ofhce OF Commissioner in Bankruptcy

Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy
Tor Marion county, Nov. 80.
Notice TO the Creditors OF the FOLLOWING ra.,sd
oankrupts to prove their debts before Inc at INV Of
nee at ralrnount, on the several days named,
when and where The said bankrupts are required
TO attend.
Debts VS. Hiram Cooper, on the goth and 3O,h of
Decembes next
Debts vs James Holbert, on the 2s,h and ao,b If
December next
L.. J. PITCHER. Conn.
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- The Hon. Carrot D. Davis, member Of Congress from
kentucky, addressed the Wings Of Wheeling, on FRI
day evening last, and received with the greatest
enthusiasm.
After MIR. Davis had concluded his address, it was
unanimously resolved, that the Wings of Ohio county
send sou delegates TO the Young Mems Convention in
Daumore; delegation Of thirty members to the State
convention at Richmond and delegates to the Con-
venton at Fairmont.-Balt Pat
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p u u u 7 @ S a Ia ID o
q RI s. T L Es w ED.

k'AkMERS who will take the trouble Of saving
'he Bristles when killing their pork, may OBJ
tain good price for them a. the Blind Depart
menu OF The Virginia institution, in Stsunton, or
at the Store Of B. Crawford g. Co.
Stanton, Dec. 7, 1913.