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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

y
Mill Gearing
y very description, and tie patterns for The
sane made 10 order
inrasa'ng MaeAiaes fvarious kinds,
among which are three diiferent Iss.es ar l..ve
pses.aa. Also. paslernS suitable for Brnak
and Windmill Irons. se~N SuAseis
Iqrnlng Ealhesaf diheren, s,s,s.s.
MeCormirks and Loudoea Nantdhn., ..A..1.
are prepared To- furnish low ID A. r.bss,fs
~ plough mskersby the qaantitsI '''s'sDAD's
"skoa posss IRON y inches dosn 10 tue saall.
Andiroas, new style, Of yafiei,, s.,,.s..
sizes. -sseths ahN
Fiat Irons " hundreds, Which can 4. ..,.;,..,
oy q single Psirat 6lcenss per Mound ~
70 merchants, BY me qlsnlisyl Tor les
orouAa ard complete Cast Iron RaiIinv sn;,,Ala
If churches, poFehes, poftieos, &c. Alsa.
lqf enclosures % gravs yards. which i n,,,ch.
nFaler Tor that purpose tam The ksp.l Af
fences that have been heretofore used shieh
= o. out llille mere cost than Tie old. pr.
sons who wish 70 have lots encIo,ed for fami-
Y oarsing places, will please give the proner
dimensions OF The lot, and The order i III 81
n.iea WITH prompsnessl aud Hl!l, ildesirta,
Coal Stoves, Crates, Sc.
=. pave sos 2 sample Of The small sizes oh
weeks will have same splendid patterns gr5n,@
the North, suitable for part6fs. Al thsra &
pattern maker constantly employed an ers
aaled 70 furnish patterns for Mill Gearing j.
Machinery al short notice. -
h2se made arrangeuehis with Mr.. Jaba,
Wernwas, whose exlensise machine shan IS
lconyenient 10 he Foundry. for the ,asrn;aa IA
E6tlipg up of every description Of castipss !.
siis name as Machinist IL sufficient ,r,ssgas.
tee forahe manner in which The work shalI IS
done. MIL spindles made and repaired,
the ADORE NAMED work snd Castings, shall
be done on accommodating terms.
Letters directed to the subscriber SHAH NEE.
with prompt attention.
HUGH GiLLEEcE.
Herrers Ferry, July ~ le4s-- Gun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
CheaD GrOceriesI

T4ooD Brown sugar 81, besi9, lump do l2i
~ double refnedaoaf do l6s ST.. Domingo
cc6ee 8, strong Rio'do 10. best Orleans Molas-
.es 3Is, Honey IS, Pepper, Allspice, Ginger,
S4laraIius, Sc, at the store Of
A & G w HOLLAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
A List ofLcIters.

EMAlNlNGNtn The Post 0fice at shephetds-
~ town, Va, Gon the lst day Of January,
1874, and if not taken out before ths.lst DAY Of
April next, will be- sent 10 the General Post
Office az Dead IetteFs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
TRUSHEE,S SAI.Ys.

2NY virtue Of a deed o. iruAi, execut
ED Jacob Myers and wife, tosthe undersigA
ed. dated on the l+4 day 0f February, 1880
recorded in the Office q the county eonrl of
Jefferson county, Virgins, and fss=tAe purposes
therein contained. shall 0fTer for sale, OH
MONDAY Court day J January l5lh, 1874. be.
lore The Courthouse dosr ID Charlestow4i Jer
terson county, Va, the following real estate,
viz:
The Tract Of Land,
UPON winch me SAID Myers now resides, con
aiming ABOUT az Acres, lying npon The eastern
sue o. me shenandoah, River, and opposite 10
The lands Of John Taylor, and Kabs. Jen.
kns & Johnston.
TERMs-Cash. a
will make sneh title to the purchaser as +
vested IN me BY the said deed trust.
G. VI. HAMMOND, Trustee.
Dec H. l643
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

qSThe Rev. Mr. SkwALL will deliver Tempe
rance Address IN The Methodist Church in Smith.
6eid, on Tuesday night next.
Jan II ls44
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
CutIery. &C.

Hardware, Cutlery. &c.
! yEgIIE subscriber hasa general assortment o.
q Hardware, Cutlery &C., amongst which
Mil Saws, Hand Saws, Tenant Saws Circular.
ard key-hol Saws, Butchers ard PANEL DO
socket aud morlice chissels,
smiths files and rasrs.f
Screw angurs, all sizes,
I Planes and bits
Knives and forks
Bride BITS, stirfup irons. buckles,
Bolts pad and screw locks. carpenters DO
Stock and knob DO
Knob and Norfolk 1atches,
Brass and plated ospdeslicks,
Tea and table spoons, q
Mascn's and plaslererstroweIs and hatchuts
Carpenters hatchets,
Brood and narrow axes chrppirg axes,
Drawn kniyes, rszors
Strop hinges, built do
Screws all sIzss,
Cupboard drawer ti and trunk locks.
Butcher and shoe knives.
Sheep shears. scissors, iailof's shcafs,
One Smiths Vice,
All szad isorswite brass do
Cooking aud parIor stoves,
POS, osens, skiileis, SPIDERS, gTidies, &c.
4 fgll assortment OF iron and sieelWsgon and
y cart boxes, 81 n
Trace and halter chains.
shoyeIs aud spades, stesIyards from 30 10 500
pounds,
Nails all SEES, Bfien's Eake,
Cookie and meal steven,
Extra stove pipe, all SECS.
] ALso-A full assortment OF
| 1inacare, Eafthenudre, Cedar1rare,
/ SsOneware, Groceries s. Drugs.
WILLIAM ANDERsON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

A statement is made in The Law Re,
porter for January. that Nj. Webster i.
writing history Of the Federal Conslitu.
ton aud OF the administration Of Wash
ingloa He could scarcely make 10 the
American people more valuable gift
than a work from bis own pea on such I
subject
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

ID EMAINfNG in the Post Office atChafles-
u = town. JanaNFy 4. IS44, which. If not taken
cut before the LIST April will be sent 10 the Post
Office Department dead letters.
A B Morrow
VIM Ayisor Franklin iia-Jaeob Morning star
5ley Corasia Moore
Alamsop NJ Arnold john Morris
Elizabeth Alter Master Of L Lodge =
Harrison Anderson John Miller -
John Mcintosh
John I Rriscoe Susan MAXWELL
James NJ brown Samuel Matthews
Il bed'hgsf Dr Alexander Mackey
! William Boyd Nathaniel Myers
Samuel Bagshaw Patrick McGuite
Thomas g BealI jacob Myers
James w Beller Jares Mankins
Elizabeth Brady IN Ot
Joshua Nichols
Henry Cary Wm Nie,olGa
WmG Cazenoye Fanny O'pannon
l " Chamberlin pr
william Clarke e. Thomas H Periue
Esther v D4yi. M Ps qda.sr 2'are o.
w B Dulton Mr. Perry
Jacob Dedawich u
1s'nsr'ne DAwa James & Ransom ~
| Mrs DAVIS William Reid
Francis w Drew Eliza Ransoa
YIN Deayer Benjamin Roderiek
y ,l D s, Harriet Rueklin or MIR
James Duncansohi Ridenour
~ nir nun1sr +. George Nv Ransom
D :, ~, !, Drew Samuel Fieden HAVilliam
I ~ Dorsey Russell
Aquilla Davis
y Joel Shrewsbury
noIsm ..serhart Edward Sullivan
rord q Dryson Mrs Striking
" 0 James z Stewart
Martha N Gibbs james Ssindle
y illlam Grove JOHN Strider
Jonn 1figSs Joseph Seegar
Lucinda Gregory Stephen Stewart
Samu.l Sirider
Wm Eooif WIN Stevens
Wm Harris Bushrod'W Stewart
= ! ftrneotk Jacob Swan
E'9sh hsmmask James Shirley
Michael Hussor Il
Charity Talbert
n ssis Johnson John z x TayIo
,'srr'ss :. Saskson Jesse ravenner
Jooe . 70 James Thomas
Jacob Kemp N
s nsole g 3 = Johnson George Unccl
julia A Kemp ~
Thomas West
sarah Lancaster Err Ward
y, 49,, e, , Essis John w WalraSen
e'eh 2 tsiiy Ehhu a Wells
Seotss i-nsE'g jacob . Weleh
c S.'uus. I ~ GeoFget yNiItshire
:, so'ge Leg w, bsier
'ASost' y lsnsooF Andrew windenor
- James Web
Ss:,,a sI I. s.o'srs alsIgare,ia Mixers fesrc-
-'A'i'sr . = .e o. MI Walravpn
Jams !. 1874. - r. -. :, u. !,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
a NJ e r &c A n
SIS
u o 4 )

Eatt 81 CCt3 DdAtAlAhOEVe
P Has been fitted up IN Elegant Style,
a Nd the Proprietors. are nov readyto re-
IN ceive TRAVELLERS and BoARDERs,
At prices 10 suit The times. All the cars from
Philadelphia, Washington and Cumberland pass
Immediately BY the door. The depot beng ne r
The house, the guests can see The cars goiEg
down 10 get ready to start, which will areveht
any disappointment, and will make il avery
agreeable stopping place Every accom- mods.
ton that will tend TO the comfort OF lhe fTray-
eller. will be given.
The Bar is furnished with the mo4sachoise
Liquors, aud the Table with the best the market
affords
very large and commodious room, esleu.
lated for town meetings and private suppefs
JOSEPH TALBOT son.
Former Keepers the City Hotel, Frederick
Baltimore, Jan | J.. is44.-6t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Making ihe iolalsmount Of 1882 gallons.
ssy q cos of II per gallon would make the
sum Of 81 $50 NJ KIRBY.
STALL.
II STIPES
Eli issdue 10 The ciiizens OF Harpsfs- Ferry Is
say, thai gfea; portion Of this amount vas la
: ken from the place.
CharlsstoUn Report.
The commitsee from The charleslown 7. A.
society," 70 whom were referred the following
qaeTies--
How many retailing establishments in toun
How many Stores engaged 10 selling spiti.oaus
fliqlors, How many gallons sold IN al eslab-
lisnmeGtsl Whai was The piobable cost TO the
consomeIsi How many establishments have
discontinued its salef How many persons adj
diced 10 strong drink, were reclaimed How
many Of said number still remain faithful 10 the
pledged
B. & lesve 10 Report Thar there are two re-
taiirnE. establishments, add 5 SloIes eng g-d 10
selling sspifsueps liqnars-1SeliHg about 1850
gallons, al cost e about $500 Six stqrts
ADD org tavern have discuniinned The sale OF Ii
rqnoS SINCE The fofmaiIan OF this Society. There
were about 40 PERSONS addicted 10 strong drink
who sgned he. pletge--bul some 25 81 whom
have fallen back. though none Of them 10 The
same excess-leaving rs who sill adhere firmly
10 lsmPetanee principles
s. HARRISON KELLY.
AMBROSE w. CRAMER,
NATHANIEL MYERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
New Tailoring
4S1ABIs,lS lW@NK
FROM aAxTTnHoRE.

S7oHN J. c0wLEE, respectfully safornss The
- ei.izens Of cAarlsstopn aud NE adtacenl
soan.rys ihat be his commenced The Ta,lering
saslness n he shop lstsiy occupied b Thomas
D. Webster. twe dooes east Of Carriers Hotel,
Enere he hopes By strict attention o business,
g merit and rscaise share or public patron
age, pledying himself that no pains shah Be
speNdto please Hose Who may give him then
eust6n
eTCountry Produes VII Be taken aseash
prices for pork.
Cnafles,oEn. Jan N. 1874 So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Mr.. TYLER has 90. his eyes fully onen
cow. aud sees how be has been fooled by
the Loco Focos That be repenls OF 5av.
Ing thrown himselfinto the arms Of those
who cheated bin, and who meant to
cheat him from Tie outset. is most OBJ
yious. That be will undo much that be
has done is probable -.dlsr cqetttsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
The Tract Of Land,
FOs. the HOLIDAYS.

EOa. the FTOfiIauS.
RTALAGA GRAPES,
80 80 d hepch Raisips, Figs Preserved ciiron,
Hs ~ eurfanls, Almonds. Pecon Nuts,
FilberIs, oradges, Lemons,
large supply Of Fresh Candy,
Also, Pine Apple Cheese,
JUST received and for sale by
Dec 81 John p RRowv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
shinlgIea.

E3oUR THOUSAND Prime Ok shiueses;
y lLsshorn's make for sale q reduced
price, 70 suit the ti,nss.
Apply Il this olhce.
Jah f-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Andrews Rev " ALemen MARY
berry Ann Lock Esihe- A
B'nnix Thomas II Lemon Joseph Sr
Buckles Dsniel2 Miller John
Butler VIM Melvin Bepismi1
Bayiey James (eol'd) Morgan Rawleigh
Brsdshaw Nancy Mercer Rev VIM
Gloss Elizabeth Morgan Ssrah2
/ CLARK Thomas Afoler Charles n.
Dreamer Nathaniel MeMurran WIN
bolt Rev Mr. McMurrsn Joseph
Dshring John McEndree John Il
dust Nslentine1W Nieknm Sophia
Entier Henry S Orndorf William
Eagle Humphrey Pool Henry
Evans Joshua Ropp Hannah
Frddle Thonss NJ RoEeHus caiharine
Folk Jacob ST Reynolds Rezn 2
Gardner Peter Reynolds DF.JDhn
GlsssfaId Dennis Reynolds George Jrl2
tiosmes Miss Ellen Slo}n Elias
Hsnmord DR. Thomas 2Slsiey Ann r
Holiday John w Slrider Isaac
Hook Susan Stevens Margaret
Hughes Thomas Seyster Vim
Harper Charles SIemmons Montgomery
Ksetzer Adam Tucker Hannah
Lafsrty Elizabeth 9 Thomas John
Link Alex or Adam w illismson Jscob
Lucas Edward Williamson Msrgaret
JOHN K. WHITE. p. ~
Jan. u. 1884,:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

We, the undefsgaed q committee appointed
% ssceFlain tbs number Of places that vend In
tg1tcatins liquors. and he probable amount sold.
beg leave . 9epaH - follows A. fafps Ne
have been able 40 ascertain. We dad no less han
elesen plsees that rsnd inioxicsisae iqaors, WIS
TroFe,9ectabie Hsiris-;wo Retail Stores, and
seeenplsees u msan resort o. dsgriss. The
probable amoual sole 10 The Gwelye months past
Ne estimate a fssltows VIZ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
Good Cider Vinegar.
Z nor sale b.
y JanlI. $ HEFLEBowER
n o. II 10 10

N " II j O IL
4NHoSE who are indebted 10 me for The hire
- Of Servants FOR The past gear are request
ed 10 make immediste payment 10 me, or Ia nv
absence, 70 Mon,gomefJ SlemmOnss E.q II
ms request should pot be complied with BIZ the
18th Of The present month, | shall be compelled
10 transfer their bouag
Jan4 BEVERLY TUCKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
i The universal language Of he Ps9pls, :

Tie 0sio Lnnaiie .ssyiuus. y The report
or The Superintendent OF The Ohio Luna.
tic Asylum fpr 1913 represents thai The
number 81 patients admitted during The
pas, wear was 65. and The nnmbertof IN
mates 2U7. the number discharged 60. =
During i6e Eve years exiaience Of this
INSTITUTION 473 insane persons have been
commi,,e6 10 lis care. and g3 have been re
stored ID their right reason md returned to
Their iSisnds. Yel 3l0 persons iroia Ohio
have been denied admission foE rsnl Of
room.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
sBavness KixfecfQramt.

A Lake, supplg Of The above valuable r..
m medy for The coughs and colds now pie.
sailing, Just feceiset and for sals hy
JOHN ?. BROWN.
ChsrlesicNnr Jan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

4 correspondent OF ihe Baltimore Pa.
trio,. ftom Circlesille (Oaio) savss
II have been fIom Cleaveland 10 this
point. south. west. aud east too. and do
assure yoa. that there i bat one political
theme, allthronsh the State. aad that IS
Harry Of he Igssf far "A.
II ,hs ,,ses H. Az or r,nskv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
NlgAiaRlRa WIBR 81
xRON FOUNDRY.
MIL Gearfng

hahE following 4 I ststsmeni d the kinda u
~ Castings tina, can BE- had Al he Harpers-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
List of-Leffers.

EMAINfNG in the Post Office atCharles-
ID, town. Janaary 4. IS4i, which, If not taken
cut before the LIST April, will be sent 70 the Post
Office Department as dead letters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
MUExCE.


NfASDlEs assorted, EyIberts. Ajmehds, Pscon
~ Nuts Cocoa Nuts, Palm knls, Figs, Raj
sins. ana Fresh Lemons, for sale b.
Jan S Il AI.IsF None
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

.Ntrs from Santa Fs The editor OF
the Western Exposi,or. published al In.
dependence; Missouri. has received in:
diligence that the inhabitants Of Santa
Fe, together wjsh their Governor ARMJo.
are much dissffec,ed With the condvcl Of
Santa Ana in closing the American trade,
and that there is disposition Of the peos
pie 10 side with. and come over into the
power d. Texas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The message Of Governor Porter was
carried 10 Philadelpha BY Express, The
locomotive 90 the Columbia Rail Road
which carried the message is said 10 have
run 81 miles in one hsur and City seven
minutes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The accounts from Cnbato the 23d ult.,
states sefyile iDsurtechon had broken
out. bo, was put down after FIVE hundred
slaves bad been killed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

"A Quick Passoge The packet ship
Hottinguer. Capt BursIey. arrived 10 the
Mersey oniihe nigh, Of 9th December
having run across the Atlantic nom land
70 land in fifteen days. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The Georgelown. D c. Advocate no
tees rumor that the Hon. HrSRY A
WISE IS lobe nominated Minislerio Mexi
co, 10 place Of Gen. Thompson resigned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
HarpefssFsrrv Report.

II ncenfdancs ulik resoluiinp Of ihe lasl'
UpIen The follaalss reports we're handed 10 from
fNo 81 the Soeieiies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Gen. D. L CLiNcH, tWhig.) has been
elected 10 Congress from The Richmond
Districts Georgia. TO Gil The vacancy oc
casioned BY the death Of the Hon. Alr
MILLNER.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-11-07

CAPT. HARPEn,-rhe Mount Sidney Ciav
Club was addressed Oh Saturday last by Hugh
w. Shelley. esq. of S,aunton, in a very interest,".
ing and forcible manner; such as must have car.
rled conviction to the mind Of every hearer.-
He exposed the an,i-republican practice of the
self-s'yled Democratic Republican Convention.
that nominated James X. Polk Cor the Presidency,
by the adoption Of the celebrated two,h:rds rule.
and thereby totally disregarding the popular will
tie also portrayed, We think, in no very enviable
light, the Southern man with Northern prnci-
pies, upon the Tarir-He contrasted the claims
OF the Wing and Democratic candidates for the
Presidency on the people In manner that we
think must have left but opinion on the minds
OF the hearers.--Ilis clear and practical EXPOSE
ton OF the Tariff, and its beneficial effects on all
the great interests Of the country, we think could
hardly be surpassed by any one even of ripper
years.-He also gave the subject Of Distribution
brief but very effectual notice. In short, we
have rarely listened to an address more replete
with good sense and sound argument.
The Club was farther entertained by an inter-
esiing narration from Col. Harnsbarger. the Vice
President Of the Club, Of his late tour to the
northern cities; after which the Club adjourned
A HEARER.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-11-07
SIS l2lNNNY .A1s.1Oo

OST, on Wednesday last. in the Town OF
- Stanton, small fair leather POCKET
BOOK, appearing to have been long in use, con.
tanning bonds and accounts on different indiyi.
duals, some of whom are the following, viz =
Two executed by John Frymire, amounting to
about ffty-fve dollars, one BY Lewis Keller for
about fourteen dollars one by David Keller for
upwards of twenty dollars, and others for various
sums, estimated by the owner to amount, in all 10
about two hundred dollars; for the delivery of
which at this office the above offered reward will
be paid.
| would hereby forewarn all those indebted to
me against paying any bond or account or part OF
any bond or account, puIPorting either to have
been executed to or assigned to me, to any indi.
vidual but myself.
ABRAHAM BEAVER.
Nov. 7, 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-11-07

.another Locomotive Eaplosion.-W have
been informed that another explosion occur
red on the railroad near Port Clinton few
days ago, under precisely similar circumstar-
ces with the one which occasioned the disas-
trous loss OF life on the Cd of September last,
and which DIR. Lardner, in very laborous
report attributed TO the effect Of lightning
The engine had taken in its supply Of water,
and had heavy pressure of steam, when the
engineer discovered, by peculiar Kissing, that
an explosion was about to take place, and at
once leaPed from it and passed down the en-
bankment. He had scarcely done so, when
the engine exploded. scattering the machinery
IN all directions. Very fortunately, no one
was injured. An examination of the cause
attributes the explosion to the weakness oil
the stay across the fire box, being too light to
bear the pressure of Steam required. The en-
glne was built by Mr.. Baldwin, and had pre-
vlously worked we'll The company, we
learn, have taken measures to examine all ,hei,
engines, and guard against fu.nre accidents
from the same cause Reading pa Gaz.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-11-07
lDAlGGAINS9 DAlAG+ATNS99
BARGAINS!!!

.NHE subscriber having just received fresh
supply of Fall and Winter G O ID S
from the North, fatcrs himself that he can sell
TO Inc citizens Of stanton and the surrounding
country the handsomest styles of goods that have
been offered i'm this ma!ket-comprisinu i'm par,
the following articles -
Blue, black, invisible green and Pilot Cloths
Plain, plaid, striped aHd fancy Cassimeres
Blue, black. grey and Cadet Satinets
SATIN, silk, oriental plaid, French merino plaid
Vestings
Also--Velvet Rep. Cashmere, Grape Tesano,
Chusans, Grape Decoss, Ginghams, Chenille
Prints, Paris Chints, and Fancy Prints of
all descriptions
Also the greatest variety ever offered in this
market of Fancy Articles-such as
Jet and Gold Necklaces, superior gi't Watch
Guards, gilt and jet Breastpins. gilt and jet
Breaches. gold and silver Beads. extra SUI
Perior gilt Hair Pins, silver Hair Pins, gold
and pearl Hair Pins. Also, jet Shawl Pins
and Clasps
Also, the greatest variety of ivory, tuck, side
and dressing Combs
Also, Candy, Almonds, Figs, Palmnuts, Fill.
berts and Walnuts
Also, BOOTS and SHOES
Also, Fur, cloth, scale, and glazed CAPS and
HATS
Also: great variety Of Table and Pocket
Also, QUEENSWARE of all descriptions
and great many articles too Numerous to men.
tion-al! Of which will be sold low for Cash or &c
punciuai customers on the usual terms. or Barte
for Country Produce at cash prices,
~ COME ONE--COME Nil.
DAVID KERR.
Oct 81, 1874
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-11-07
o BIT r U A r Y.

DIED, ON the 29th ult at the residence of James
Points, esq, in this place, Mrs. Ruth L. SrEvENsos
mother of l.. l.. Stevenson, esq.
DIED. on the 7th Of September, at his residence in
Johnston county, Missouri, of congcstive fever Mr.
ROBERT CRAIG IN the 47th year Of his age.-Mr Craig
1929. ~ !"
DIED, on the 22nd ult. very suddenly, Dr. HuonAnr
MONTGOMERY, Of this county.
DIED, at his residence in this county on Friday night
as very suddenly Mr. DAVID KYLE, SEN, in the Sfth
year OF his age. MIR. Kyle was known generally as
correct and honest in all his business
and had amassed large fortune during the of his
prepared to say that he was truly can honest man
Rockingham Reg.
DIED, on Tuesday last, al his residence, Col. Ar
cHisALp w. HusToN, in the 50th year Of his age
COL had been the subject Of dropsical complaint for
some time, which was the of his death. He
leaves large family TO over the removal of
kind husband, father, and humane master.-Ib.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-11-07
SALE OLE lhAN@o

WILL be offered at public sale, before the
w Courthouse door in the town of Stanton,
on Monday the 25th day of November next, (be-
ing Court day.) tract of escheated land in the
county of Augusta, containing by recent sur
vey 40 acres and roods. Of which Jas. Hickey
died seized. This tract Of land is situated in the
vicinity of Mount Solon,. and near the North
River; il is for the most part fiat land and very
susceptible of improvement; about two-thirds Of
the tract is cleared, some eight or ten acres of
which is good meadow land, the residue is well
limbered.. The Improvements are small Dwell
ling House and Barn, which could be made con-
venient and comfortable at very small expense
There is also never-taling spring Of excellent
water within short distance of the DWELLING
A further description of the property is deemed
unnecessary, as it is presumed that persons desi.
rous to purchase will view the premises. The
property will be shown to any person who may
wish to purchase by Mr. r.. Curry, who resides
upon the land. The sale will be made upon
credit of t. 10 and l5 months. Bonds with suf-
hcient security will be required Of the purchaser,
and the title retained until the purchase money
is paid. J. OWENS FULTON.
Escheator of Augusta county.
Oct. ri. 1Sd1-fds