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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-28
LAND SALlNo

HfiERE will be sold, on Monday, the 2snd OF
April next, at the front door Of the Court
house In Paramount, Marion county. Va, two
Tracts ct Land, one Of J0l acres, and the other OF
20 II being the same purchased of Philip Pa,ter-
son oy Edward i. Vincent, aud the purchase mo.
ney not all paid, which Land will be sold first to
pay the purchase money, and amy surplus Arising
from said sale, for the creditors of said Vincent,
he having surrendered the same in his inventory
In bankruptcy. Also. one other Tract purchased
by Augustus w. Ilaners from said Patterson,
and Will be sold at the same time and place. and
under the aforesaid circumstances, he the said
llamers having surrendered tile same in his I'M.
ventory In Bankruptcy. But such deed only will
be made for said Lands as is vested in the as
assignee.
Terms Of sale--One-third Of the purchase mo.
n'y Is to be paid in hand. ana the residue in TWO
telua' annual payments, The purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and retaining lien
upon the lands for the deferred payments.
Sale by order of the District Court at S,aun-
ton.
G. CRESAP, Assignee
March 2S, lS1i--it in Bankruptcy.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

'INHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generally. that he has just re-
ceivsd general assortment ofDry Goods, Queens
ware, Hardware, and Groceries. consisting in
part Of the following articles Cloths, Cassimeers,
Cassinetts, French AIerrimack, and Fancy prints,
Alpaca and Brosha Shawls, superior article,
Net, Plaid, and Fancy dress Handkerciefs; and
all articles usually kept in dry goods line. Also,
very fine assortment of Table and Pocket
knives, together with all kinds Of Hardware usu-
ally kept by retail. Also, Oueensware Of all
kinds. Also, Candy, Almonds, Figs, Citron,
Segars, very superior article, all Of which he
Will sell low for cash, or TO punctual customers
on the usual time.
DAVID KERR.
sT@- All those having unsettled accounts will
please call and settle them, as short settlements
makes long friends. ID. X.
Staunion, Feb. 80, 1914.
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LIBRARY FOR sale.

'H'llE subscriber being about to remove TO the
West, offers for sale his large and valuable
Library, consisting of about 600 vols. of well Sc.
ircted Books, in every department of Literature
lhos- that are no, disposed of d, private sale be-
fore Saturday the 30th instant, will then be Offered
AT auction. For all suns over SIS, a credit of six
months will be given, if desired, the PURCHASED
giving bond with approved security.
The subscriber has been in the habit for wears
past of lending books 10 Lis friends, and there ar,
now nearly $50 volumes out. Those who have
them will confer great favor by returning Them
immediately, as much time and labor will be
thereby saved.
J. WORTIlINGTON SMITH.
March 81, 1874,
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TR USTEE'S SALE.

virtue of IA Deed Of Trus, executed by Sam
uel Leonard To the subscriber dated the 9Th
day OF November 1910, and of record i'm the Coun
~ Court Office Of Augusta County, shall, on
Saturday the Both OF March next, proceed to sell
at public auction, al The Susanna Foundry, a, 4
o'clock y. M, Ior cash, the following property,
VIZ: certain Tract or Parcel of Land, living
anu being In the County of Augusta, on both
sides OF The South River. containing l3 Acres,
and is the same land purchased by said Leonard
from Abraham Rhodes, who was trustee in a dc ed
executed TO him by James Sutherland, and which
was exposed To SAFE under the said deed of trust,
and the said Leonard being the highest bidder be-.
came the purchaser, &c.
Acting as trustee, shall only convey such IL
tie as is vested In me by the deed aforesaid.
CLINTON 6. MILLER, Trustee.
Enh
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DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.

NJ meeting OF the Democratic Republican
Association Of Augusta County, held at the w ash.
ington Tavern In Staunion, on Monday the 25i
day OF March, lSi4
The Association was called to order by the
Chairman.
On motion OF Jacob Baylor, Esq.
Resolved, That Committee OF two or more
be appointed in each election precinct Of this
county, to obtain and solicit subscribers to the
Democratic Republican paper to be published i'm
Staunton, and return the list OF the number OF
subscribers that each committee obtains, ut the
next monthly meeting of the County Association,
TO be held at the Courthouse in Staunton.
The following persons were appointed on said
'commttees:
Al Staunton--R. G. Bickle, nj. G.. Hartman,
and Vincent r. Geiger.
Middle6rook-John Randolph, Jacob Baylor,
ESQ.,. John Shuey, VIM. Dung, Esq, and AL
bert 6. Wayland.
Sreensville-Dr. Gilhan, Ballard Smith, and
N. NJ. HIT.
Waynesboro'-Geo Baylor. jr., Jos. Long,
Sam'l B. Brown, john 3. Taylor, and Jacob
Schrickisc.
New Ilope--C. C. Miller. Jas. G. Dickson,
Charles Bates, Zecharah Johnson, and Gideon
Barnhart.
Mt. Sidney-Thos. Burke, Thos. p. Wilson,
Esq, and George Schrickise.
Mt. Solon-Dr. VIM. Il. Blair. DR.. e. II. iIar-
ris.. Hatch Clarke, and Schadrack SamueIs.
Deerfeld-P. II. Heskell, and Renox Hedge.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Woodward, VIM. H..
Bell, and Jas. II. Berry.
The said committee shall at their discretion en-
large their number at each precinct, by appointing
other persons, who will cooperate with them in
the above cause.
Resolved, That committee Of three be APP
pointed TO draft preamble and constitution for
the more proper government Of this association.
George Baylor, jr., VIM. Young, Esq, and
ID. w. Pateson. Esq. were appointed said cou.-
mittee, and that they make report at the next
meeting.
On motion, The Association adjourned to- meet
ON The 4th Monday in April
NJ. CARRIER, Chairman.
JAS. a. PoAGE, Secretary.
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LAND SAiIIAo
vENHERE will be sold, at the front ,

FE>flERE will be sold, at the front door of the
Courthouse. in kngwood. Preston county,
Va. on Wednesday, the 2iih day of April next,
all The interests of Samuel &. Tracy, Elisha Tho
mas, and George w. Summervlir, in and 10
their iathrr-in-law's, Thomas Athy's, decd land
lying IN Hardy county. Va, they having surrem-
dered the same in THEN inventory in bankruptcy
But such deed only will be made as is vested in
me as assignee.
Terms of sae-Onc-,hird OF the purchase mo.
ney 10 be paid in hand, and the residue in two e.
qnai annual payments, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, and retaining a lien upon
the land for the deferred payments.
Sale by order of the District Court at Staun-
ton.
G. CRESAP, Assignee
March %, lS4I-ft in Bankrup,cy.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

'HNiiE subscriber being DESTROYS Of removing 10
tie Western country, offers for sale his Lands
In ihe county OF Bath, containing about six hum
dred acres. These lands are situated about five
miles West of the Hot Springs. and on the Jack
son River Turnpike Road, which is one OF the
mar! main thoroughiares through Western Virginia
he improvements consist of large two story
brick building and single story wooden build
ing, used as Tavern and Dwelling House,
Sior" House and Cabins detached from the main
buildings, Stables, BlackSnii,'s Shop, Kitchen,
Smoke Sons", Ice House, &c. Also, n very va
liable Manufacturing Mil and Saw Mill, with
constant supply of water from Cedar Creek,
which passes entirely through the said lands In
addi'ion TO the above there is situated on the OPP
pos'ie side of edar Creek, large two story
Dwelling House, with the necessary out houses.
and should 1t be desirable, that portion of the
SAID lands upon which the said last mentioned
buildings are situated. will be sold separate from
the balance. The above described property is
very desirable and is worthy the attention of any
one who may be DESTROYS Of investing his money
IN the purchase OF real estate. The terms will, be
accommodating, and will be made known upon
application To the subscriber, who resides upon
The premises. HENRY MILLER
March %, lSiI--dt
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For the Spectator.

Mr.. Editor: Ii is moi usually the case that small
shot, fired from short gun, at flock OF large
game, are very eli, Give; yet il is sometimes The
case when the marksman is close upon the game
he may, even with the smallest shot, by striking
vital parts, cause much "nuttpring among the
pigeons. And such seems 10 have been the Gi,
feet OF my .'puny essays published in your pa
per OF the 9Th and llih instant. For. although
'oarren OF Argument they have certainly struck
IN tender part. Now il the existence of IA
"ciIque" IN Staun,on, Is only supposed" and not
real, what has called forth such lengthy chasfe
and arguinentative communication from CAUCUS
ia! did not say that Mr.. Augusta was one
OF the 'ciique"! Why then should he be SO We
ry touchy! Come, come, Mr. "Augusta!" keen
your tempcr don't ''let your angry passions RISE; -
II there Is a"cique," "junto'' or little Congress-
In Staunton, perhaps you can't help ii yet if the
shoe pinchrs you or any of your friends, all
nave TO say is, JUS, "grin and bear it," As to my
ABUSING Til" town. you certainly have "missed
me Inquire" altogether Read my ''puny cssay''
again, and you will find there is no such thing in
IL as abuse OF the town. | merely state what
oeieve 10 be TACT, and what scores of other pcr-
sons both in town and country believe to be true
namely, the existence Of ''clique'' or "unto"
who wish to have things just as they please; but
am glad that the eyes of many of the citizens
not only of town, but of the country too are omen
so as TO see this Thing in its proper light, and that
they will ere long satisfy the ..junto." in the
clearest manner possible, that their edicts will no
longer prevail.
Many OF the people in the country are aware Of
the fact that "town candidates. do not always
live In town. or, in other words, that The iavories
of the ''Junto" sometimes live in the county,
30 you ''can't come it, folks ''on that hook
Mr.. Augusta" with your slang about dark in
uendo' and ''unmeanng prejudice
With regard to the rumor of an edict having
gone forth about the pulling dozen of a young
lawyer, and which MIR. Augusta so n,odesiiy
and mildly alludes to in the fourth paragraph OF
his communication, all have to say is, that it is
a rumor which | fully, well as many, very
many others, believe, and also believe, that the
substance If not the words of that ru,lor, can if
necessary, be proven to be a fact.
AS To who constitute the s.ciiQue," suppose
the people in the country (who it is well known
nave often spoken Of there being such "clique''
IN Staunton.) know Them; therefore d, EN- il ur-
necessary to name them. And as for Mr.. eau
gusta," If he don't know who they are, he will
have to find them out the best way he can.
And now, Mr. Augusta" at the close Of this
my last ''Puny essay" bid you good night. ho-
ping that the readers Of the Spectator may soon
DE favored with another of your elegant and able
essays. II CHisen o( StauDiOn.
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND sEGAR
s = O Il e.

'H'HE subscribers have commenced the manu-
factory of Separs and Snuff. at the Store
lately occupied by Benz. Crawford g. Co. in
stanton, Va, where they intend TO carry OH the
business, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
They will always keep on hard a large stock
OF Segars, Manufactured Tobacco, and Snuns.
Also the usual variety of Articles KEEP, in To-
baccon'st Establishment Merchants are invited
10 give call, as we are determined to sci, ON
liberal terms Orders from distance PROMPTLY
attended to. e.. II. COCHRAN 4 cd
March Z, 1914.
H. I.ewisburg Wing and Lexington Gazette
insert three times
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

WILL BE SOLD. on Saturday The 9th day of
April next, al the residence of the late Dr.
George w. McCulloch, in New Hope, the whole
OF his extensive medical and miscellaneous Liz
bEary, Surgical Apparatus, and Medicines, toge-
Their with The Jars and Bottles containing them.
Also, his Household and Kitchen Furniture con-
sisiing Of great variety of desirable articles
And also, three fine ynung Horses, and an exce.-
lent Mich Cow. For all sums of five dollars
and upwards, nine months credit will be given,
on the purchaser executing bond and security
therefor; under fvo dollars the cash will be re-
CURED before The property purchased will be gil
ven up to The purchaser.
JAMES WALKER. Admir-
OF Doctor q. w. McCuloch, decd.
March o. 1914
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR

On Tuesday night, a young man by the name of
Donald was shot by Archibald Beard Of this place.
and it is feared MORALLY wounded. We thought
at first of making statement of the case, but as
the affair will undergo judicial investigation, we
think it most proper that the first statement which
comes before the public should come in The shape
Of testimony in a court of justice, and !hus every
error and unfair impression upon the puplic mind
be avoided. Beard is in Jail, awaiting the opera
ton Of the law. Donald died on Wednesday e.
ening.-Leringto" CTa.) Gazette Of Thursday.
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BROWN, TAYLOR 4 TUCKER
OFFER for sale amongst other articles
30 hhds p Rico and n . Sugar, new crop.
so bbls n o Molasses,
200 bags Coffee, Rio, Laguyra, Java and
Mocha.
20 boxes double refined Loaf Sugar.
$50 boxes superior Sperm Candles.
100 Iaiow Lard, and S,earic Candles.
100 bbls No 1 Cui Hrrrngs.
600 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt.
Cotton Iarns. Leather, Cheese, Soap &c.
Richmond, March 7-2m.
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CANDLE TGANUrAcToRx.

'H'llE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public tina; he has provided himself
with the necessary apparatus for Moulding Cam
dies, in the neates; and most expeditions manner.
He will be able to supply families at the rate of
l2l cents pound by the quanti,y-say, so or
100 weight. and where the Talow is furnished
he will mould for SD per 100 lbs.
s lie will continue the BuTcuRRiNG BusI-
NESS as usual.
Eg His GRIsT MILL is now in full operation.
PLASTER ground on the shortest notice.
JOHN ii. ASST.
Stanton. Feb. 90, 1914
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NEW GOODS

\ AM now receiving part Of my Spring Goods,
gust purchased upon favorable terms in the
northern cities. consisting of the usual variety,
which am disposed To sell very low for cash or 10
such customers aspay promptly on the usual time.
Call and see. r. q. BICKIE
Corner opposite Post Office.
StaUnton, March 81 1914
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vi 4 8 ON IlI

'EHE Brethren of adjoining Lodges, and all
Masons In good Standing, are respectfully
invited to unite with their Brethren of Stanton
Lodge, No. 10. in public procession and other
ceremonies. at Staunton. on Thursday the 9Sth in
stani' In honor OF the Nj. w. J. Worthington
Snith' who Is about to remove from the State Of
Virginia. TIE COMMITTEES
March 2I. 1914.
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Valuable Eaa.d for Sale.


II subscribers having determined to remove
to the Western Country, offer for ale the farm
upon which they now reside. situated on Jack sons
River. in the County of Allegheny, 7miles above
the town Of Covington. and about one and half
miles from the Jacksnn's River Turnpike, known
as the Widow Mann's placr.) The old tract
contains 2O5 Acres. every acre of which is arabic
except a few acres which taken I'D by the
Falling Spring Branch. running through corner
OF IT. This tract is well adapted tn the growth Of
all kinds Of Grain. Hemp. and Tobacco, and not
surpassed for It's fertility, by any farm ON the
river. Contiguous to the old tract there is a su,-
vey of l55 Acres, of we'll timherrd laod-bo,I,
Of said tracts contain portion of The FAILING
Spring Branch, which afT"rds abundant facilities
for the working Of any machinery that man NAV
desire to erect. The society Of the nppl,horbood
Is good; there is Il Church in SIGHT of the mansion
house Icrms will be made accommodating IN
the purchaser. Persons desiring to purchase will
he shown the land by either OF The subscribers
(all o! whom live on the p|ace.) If not sold by
private contract between this and The 5th dav nj
June next. II will he sold on that day At publi,
auction On the premises. to the highest bidder
Persons wishing to accommodate themselves will
desirable Farm had better take care.
j. MANN,
a. G.. MANN,
WILLIAM MANN,
e. GRIFFITH,
S. kINCAID.
March 2l, 1914.
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} a Va e s It. JU REY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND FORW AHDING AGENT
BASIN BANK,
pICuAInNn vIprrNr.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
1 ANlNG established himself permanently as
agent Tor the sale OF Flour. What and every
description OF country produce respectfully makes
d lender OF his services to- the Farmers, Dealers
and Millrrs in tie Valley Of Virginia. He
pledges himself to every effort to advance the
interests Of his patrons---and intending to do er-
cI"@wiy Commission business, his undJrfdcd at.
his management.
lie respectfully suggests TO those disposed IN
send hin produce passing through ScoItsvie Ia
direct their consignmcnIs to NJ. b. f. Frye, ci,
toiH rec,ire and forward then, free of charse To- I'M
OicHer.
Liberal cash advances will be made when re-
qucsted, OH produce actually in band.
J. ri. J.
Richmond, March %, 1873
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lD o " " II NSo
VuSr received IA small supply OF the newest
- style Ladies' Bonne,s, which offer very low.
X. G.. BICkLE
:, Conner opposite Post Office.
March 81, l3li
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A BUGGY, Of superior make, with harness,
Settee, and Bookcase--all we'll made. Also
some Volumes from select Library, list OF
which may be found with Mr.. n. G. Brooks.
Inquire at Mr.. J. McDowelrs.
March 81, 1914
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z L vi @ V AL.


'e'hE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
ana lhe public that he has removed his shop
TO the house formerly occupied by the Vir6inia
institution, as a Cabinet Shop. one door West of
the l'iiI.hammer, near The Bridge, where he will
carry on the
90 A 9 II Z u 8 z 7 n 6,
and PAINTING, in all their various branches.
lie lenders his thanks for the encouragement al
ready bestowed on him, and homes nv ,nod.,a,s
charges and strict attention to business. IN me,,
a continuance Of their favois
GEORGE w. CAMPBELL.
Stauntoh, March H. 1914
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WILL on Monday tho LIST day Of April, at 10
o'clock, rent for the ensuing year, TO the high
est bidder,'the Stalls OF the Market house.
j. Il. WILSON, ID. S.
March 81, 1914.
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ESTRA Y.

E'AkEN UP by Henry Harner, in Augusta
County, on the 18th of January last, Steer,
supposed TO he or years OF age, Of red color.
bind legs white, large horns, marked with two an
derkeels in the right ear, crop of the left, and
Silt and undefkeel in same-appraised 10 So.
:, J. KINNEY, elk.
March IS.
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Xyu-tCc'5 Ac,

FRY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to the
subscriber by John Wright, bearing date the
10Th day OF February, 1913 and duly recorded i'm
the Clerks Office of The County Couyt Of Aurus-
Ia, shall proceed 10 sell for cash to the highest
bidder, at the residence OF said w right on Fri
day the 9th OF April next the following property,
viz One Road " agon. with cover, Gear. &C.
complete for six horses; bay Mare 8 years old
sofTel Horse. years old; 5 irnn-gray Horses,
three years old; gray Mare, eight wears old; |
Sorfei Horse three years old; yearline Colts o
Beds, with BedSicads and furniture, / Clock. |
| Copper Kettle, Desk, | i!ureau and Cupboard
with lis contents. 100 bushels Corn, 80 bushels
Rye, SCOTS Family Bible, Newlon's Works.
Bunyans Works. Josephus's Works. , mems
Saddles, 3 side Saddles. Brides, | Pot, . o.
vens, 3 Shovels. 2 pair longs, . Looking Glass
es, MCormick Ploughs, Harrows, ; Shovel
plonghs, 3 Tables, 8 Cows, | Loom and fxinus
| pair Andirons, 2 smoothing Irons, and all The
| Spring House Furniture, and all the Grain ther
growing on the plantation on which the sale
| Wright resided.
! Acting as Trustee, shall convey snch IT'LL
only as is vested in by the deed of trust aforc
said JOHN BROOKS ,rrrs,oo
! March 81, 1914.
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PUBEIC SALE or wEGaoUs

VA lib BE SOLD. on the 25ih Of April next.
(being the first day of the superior Coufl
Of Bath County, seven likely Negroes, for cash.
The Negroes consist of one Man of .xceIIen,
character, 81 or years old, one Woman abou,
The same age, and five remarkably likely chill
dren, boys and girls, from Ii wears old down
10 an infant of 8 months.
A. p. STROTHER, Admir-
of Thomas Smith, deed.
March %, lSi3--tds
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u ihHlNiN.-Ht RULES held IN the Clerks Oh
fee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law an
Chancery Tor Augusta County, March A, 1914.
Henry lmboden, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Solomon CARRIER. Executor Of Allen McCune. de.
ceased, Robert Wilson, James McCane, Mar
lma wilson ana others, Defendants.
The defendants Robert Wilson. Martha vii.
son, Daniel :. w ison, and Margaret his wife,
George Cuisruberry aid Martha his wife. Tho
mas NlcCuIlock and Mary his wife, John Harris,
and Mary Harris, heirs of Deborah Harris decd!
ana Samuel McCunc. not having entered their
appearance and given security, according 10 tho
act OF Assembly and the Rues Of this Court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth 1t is or
dered, that the said defendants do appear here on
the lst day OF the next term, Ust day of June;
1910 and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted I'M
some newspaper printed in Stanton, for two
months successfully, and posted a! the front doof
Of the Courthouse.
Copy--Teste,
; -: NICHO. g. KINNEY, G. e.
: March 81, 1914.
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3 e Es-BEEs-H EY!

RNHE subscriber having purchased the Right
1or Augusta Comfy. for making. using and
vending HALLS PATENT SELFPROTEC'r.
ING
BE E-TETvE,
he takes this occasion to inform the public. that
he Will constantly keep supply of HIVES on
hand, and will suit the prices to the times. For
an individual Right and one Hive, his price will
be SIX Dollars. Tor single Hive. Two Dollars
FOR The present. persons in want of Hives will
please apply a, his residence.
Specimens of the above Hive can be seen al the
Store Of James f. Patterson, and at the Shop of
Absalom Brooks.
VIM. GROVE.
Staunton, March 81, 1914