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MARRIED.

In this place, on Thursday last, BY the Rev. T. r.
Castleman, Rev. Roman Nelson, OF Lexington, Va,
TO Miss Rosa E., daughter Of James Points, Esq.
On Tuesday the 24h ult., by the Rev. J. NcKcnJrcc
Ncney, MIR. DAVID FRAISvM, late OF Scotts division
U. S. Aarmy in Mexico, 10 Miss SopuRoNiA BEAR,
daughter OF Mr.. Jacob Bear, ofths county.
On the 18th ult. by the Rev. Benjamin Tallman, Mr..
AoAm STEPHENSON, Sr., Of Highland County, to Miss
ELIZABETH, daughter Of the late Dan cl Kerr Of Poca
hontas county.
On the 10Th ult, by the Rev. James Wanlcss, Mr..
WILLIAM CoLLiSs, to Miss SARAH, daughter of Solo
mon Warner, Esq, all of Pocahontas.
On the 5th ult. by the Rev John A. Van Lear Mr.
GEoRGE BAILEY, TO Miss ELIzABErH, daughter of MIR.
John Karicofe. Sr.,-all Of Augusta county.
On the 25th ult. by the same, CRAwroRpC STRAY
Err Esq, of iarrsonburg, to Miss JULIET H. daughter
OF Mr. Abraham Smith, of North River, Rockingha
county.
Much happiness attend this pair,
United now in wcdocks ties;
blissful journey DER lifc's sea,
A heavenly home hey ond the skies. v.
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October is, lS4s.
TRUST SALE.

EpY virtue Of deed dated the 7th day of Oct.
~ lS4S, executed to by Catharine Jackson
and of record in the County Court of Augusta.
shall proceed on Friday the 18th of November
next, on the premises in the town of Greenvie to
sell the said Catharine Jackson's dover estate in
the following real estate, to w.t. about S7s acres
of land, including the part of the mansion house
ana other Improvements allotted to said Catharine
jackson: Also, said Catharine Jackson's dover
estate in the following slaves to wit Jordan. 81.
Jordan, jr., Caroline, Sally, Frank. 81 years old
John, Ia years old, Sarah Jane, IL years old Lo-
nemma. 10 years old, Jim. years old, and Hester
Ann, years old these slaves are valuable. The
real estate will be divided into parcels-the limits
OF which Will be pointed out on the day of sale.
Terms OF SALE-A credit of nine months will
be given, bonds with good security TO be executed
by the purchasers.
ISAAC NEWTON, Trustee.
October 25, 1S4S-tds
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

'lNiE following named gentlemen are appointed
10 superiniend the Election of Electors &r
President and Vice President of the Unit ed States
at the different Precincts in Augusta County:
WAYNEsBoRoUGH.- Nathaniel NIassie, Jacob Col
ner and Henry Nj Darnall.
GREENvILLE.-John New ton, Ballard Smith and Shell
ton S. Abncy.
MIppLEBRooK.-Will Young, Jacob Baylor and
Elijah lIogshead.
DEERFIELD -Porterfcld A. Heiskell, Martin Snider
and William Guy.
MOUNT SoLoN.-Doctor William r. Blair Ozbert
Miller and j. Owens Fulton.
MOUNT SIDNEv.-Thomas p. Wilson, Can't Thorn
as Burke and Samuel Harnsbargcr
NEW HoPE.-AleXandcr Walker Doct. William
Roberts and Alexander Il. Givcns
CRAIGsvILLE.-Jamcs Berry, Luke Wood ward and
Jacob KunkIe.
Any of the Commissioners above appointed who know
oil any cause TO prevent them from serving will please
notify the undersigned in time their places sup
piled.
The election takes place the seventh day of next
November and under the Interpretation of the Election
Law given by the Attorney General of the State the
polls can only be kept open commissioner
and voters will please take notice thereof and govern
themselves accordingly.
The Commissioners respectfully request the voters to
satisfy themselves of their right before the day
OF election sucha will greatly diminish the la
bours of that day.
THOMAS J. MICHIE
BENJAMIN CRAW FORD
DAVID w. PATERSON.
oborI
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NORTH MOUNTAIN GRAZIERS.
AgsElaNItION 9

4 WILL sell at public aution, the first day Of
the Superior Court, (Nov ls,.) three -fourths of
ain undivided Tract of Land, containing, by recent
survey,
4SA ACRES.
This land is all in woods yet, but is finely adapt
ed as mountain range, for Cattle, being situated
IN Jennings Gap, and adjoining the Lebanon Sui
Phur Springs property of Porlerfield a. Heiskell.
Esq. great portion of it is really good land. and
well worth the attention of any one desiring to
make settlement in that neighborhood
For Partlcu lars enquire of John ID. Imboden or
Albert ). CARRIER, Stanton, or of John Rhvan, who
resides near 1t, and will show it to any person who
may call upon him. The title is unquestionable.
ELIZA j. TAPP.
October 25, 1913.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

Y>HlS lstitution being now fully organized is
ready TO receive deposi,es, and to pay interest
on the same, at the rate of two per centum per an
mum where the depostes are Withdrawn in four
months, four per cent per annum in case the depos
ties remain longer than four and less than twelve
months, and five per cent for twelve months and
longer. The Directory meets regularly ON Tues
day at 4oclock, p. nj. in each week Notes offered
for discount must he left with the Treasurer on
Tuesday before the Beard meets Stockholders arc
notified TO pay TO the Treasurer ten dollars on each
share at once. The weekly contributions are TO be
paid every Tuesday-25 cents on each share
BY order of the Board,
BENZ. CRAWFORD, PREs'r.
ROBERT CowAN, Treasurer
Nov. l. IS4S-6w
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augusta Female Seminary.

'>HE friends and patrons of this Seminary arc
Informed that Rev. SAMUEL MATTHEWS, has
now entered fully on the duties Of his office, and
takes the place formerly occupied by me in the
School Rooms.
Under his immediate direction, the public may
be assured, the School will assert new claims to
their appreciation and patronage
The arrangement is one ON the part of the sub
scrIber necessary to his own health, and therefore
TO the interest Of the School. My labors will still
lle IN the same community where so many proofs
OF confidence have laid strong claim to my re-
spect and gratitude-and where may hope still
to render acceptable service in another sphere of
duty. II. w. BAILEY.
S,aunton, Oct Is, ISiS-tf
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Groceries, EMrsssCGre, Boots
Shoes, EEssfS a. Cams,
TO THE LADIES.
-eISN
Mrs. Y. M. w ard.

" ETURNING thanks for the liberal patronage
~ extended to her heretofore, would respectfully
announce to the Ladies of Staunton and vicinity.
that she is now receiving her FALL s. WINTER
SUPPLY OF GOODS from the North, which
have boon selected with great care as to duality
and taste. Her stock consists partly in
BonnctS, VClvGtS, PlumcS, Flowers, Ribbons, Dress
g. Fancy Caps, Head Dresses, Chidren'S Hats, &c.
which selections she 1latters herself will vie with
any ever brought TO this market both in laeness of
fashion and superiority of quality.
She is also prepared TO carry the MAN
TUA-NI AIRING business in the most fash
ionable and durable manner, and with renewed eff
forts TO please.
Trimming, altering and whitening old Bonnets
will also receive her prompt attention, and will be
executed in the neatest style.
Eg- Her room may be found at Mrs. Tapp's
Boarding House, on Main street.
Saunton, Oct, Is, IS48.-.f.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

-oe-lSe-
r. subscriber as Executor Of his father John
II. Peyton, decd, and the Attorney of John
Cochran VIII expose at public auction in the town
OF Stanton, on the 7th of November next, a valu-
able
Tract oGF4and,
lying In the County Of Augusta. about miles from
stanton, containing 81 ACRES.
u Is tract formerly belonging to VIM. w Cur
Iey ana by him sold TO NJ. Blair and by Blair to
Peyton and Cochran.--It is bounded by the lands
OF Beihuel Herring, Euo5 Swink and others-is in
pretty good condition. well watercd and has on it
good LOG DWELLING Kitchen, Smoke
house barn and other necessary out-budiugs.
Mrs. Currey NOT having renquished her right of
dover, the land will be sold subject TO the same.
lerms.-One-th third Cash, The balance in / 2and
years, the purchaser executing satisfactory bonds
bearing interest from the date
JOHN l.. PEYTON, Ex'or, &c.
Stanton, Oct. p, 1SlS.--tds
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MEETING OF THE SYNoD.-The Synod of Vir-
ginia assembled in the Presbyterian Church in this
place, on Wednesday evening last, at half past 7
o'clock. The opening sermon delivered by
the Rev. William S. White, to a crowded audi
ence. At the conclusion of the services, the meet
ing was called to ORDER and, after an appropriate
prayer, the Synod proceeded to the election of new
Officers. The Rev. John Leyburn was chosen
Moderator, and Banjamin M. Smith and Nicholas
'Chevalier, Secretaries fredericksburg Trginia
Herald
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Highland County Court, October Term, 1913.
I'm the matter of James \Viley's nuncupatiy

N the matter of James Wiley's nuncupa,ve
VIII, at the relation of Scynthia Wilson.
The summons awarded in this case, at the Au-
gust Term of this Court, having been returned by
the Sheriff of this County, that Robert WILEY
whom 1t is said is the Father and heir at Law of
the said James Wiley, decd, is mo nhabtant of
the Commonwealth OF Virginia" and that he s.has
no knownagen in this County, this State, upon
whom this summons can be served )" and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court, that The said
James Wiley departed this life without lawful is
sue, and that the said Robert Wiley his Father is
no lnhabitant of this Commonwealth 1t is there
fore ordered that at the next February Term of this
Court, tho Court will proceed to hear such evidence
as may be adduced in support of said nuncnpa,ive
Will-also any that may be offered in opposition
thereo-and it is further ordered that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Staunton Speca-
tor once week for four successive weeks, in order
that any disposed tooppose said nuncupative Will
may have an opportunity so to do
Copy-Tese,
A. STEPHENSON, Jr, Clerk.
Nov. |, 1S4S-4w
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CHEAPER THAN EVER F.!
AT THE BALTIMORE
0LIEHlIING DlAIPO1No

ERANk & CO, would again call the attention
or the citizens ofStaunton and vicinity TO their
large and superior assortment Of
Reddy-made Winter Clothing,
which they are determined 10 dispose of for cash
at the lowest possible rates. Those Who want any
thing IN their line, will find it greatly to their in
terest TO give them call before purchasing else
where. Their stock consists in part of every vari-
ely OF COATS, such as Over, Dress, Frock and
Sack do, all manufactured of the most fashionable
and durable material, P3JNI.9L O O.N;S AND
TESTS. OF the most choice patterns, made in the
most fashionable style and of the best material
ALSO.-A large assortment of Shirts, Shirt
Collars, Bosons. HdndkerchicfS, Pocket and Neck,
every MATERIAL G1cvcs, S"spcnders. Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes, for boys or men, Umbrellas. Hair
and Leather Trunks, Carpet bags, Sc, Sc.
Call at the corner room of the Virginia Hotel
and you will find Frank & Co.'S, Clothing Depot.
which we will sell low for cash
Stanton, Oct. %, lSiS-4m.
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SIROnalSN

I'll Vl9lHN
'foM the subscriber on Monday night last, a
small TIN box. with brass lock containing my
ree papers, several accounts, and about two dollars
IN money. Any information which will lead to
the discovery of the thief aud the restoration of my
property will be thankfully received.
AARON SHOVELLER.
Staunton, Nov. |, 1913
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MORE ANNEXATION.

"A letter is published in the New York Herald
from Madrid, which states positively that Go
vesament is in negotiation with Spain for the pur-
chase Of Cuba. In the days of our Republican sim
plicty such an annunciaon would have staltled the
whole couatry-but now the President is the Rep
resenave of the People and can do as he peases,
without responsibility to any body.
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NOTICEl

Z WILL. on Saturday the 18th November, at the
= late residence of Mary Aylor, decd, dispose of
the estate of said decedent. consisting of two Wag
ons; Horses, Cows, quantity Of Wheat and Rye.
four Beds and Bedding therefor. a good deal Of OK
ira Bedding, Bureaus, Chairs, Carpetug, two large
folding leaf Tables, two Stoves, and other articles
TOO numerous TO be SET forth in an ordinary advor
tisement. Terms will be made known on day of
sale.
All persons having claims against said estate will
present them at once for adjustment and those in
debicd thereto will pay up without delay.
JOHN %. WATTS. Adm'r
with the VIII annexed
Oct IL. tS4S.-3t
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

WE are largo dealers in these goods, and invite
attent'on to our stock Of Knives and Forks,
Pocket and Pen Knives. Razors. Locks. Stirrup
Irons. Birdie Bits, Trace Chains, Log Chains.
Best Warranted Axes, Cutting Knives, Mill Saws,
Suffers, Coffee Mills, Spades and Shovels, Pitch
Forks, &c., very low WHITE & co.
Staunton, Nov. !. 1913
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PUBLIC SPIRIT.

The New York Courier has article showing
why Seabury Ford was run so hard in Ohio, and in
its reasonings contends that candidate in Ford's
position, could not poll the full wing vote. Previ-
Gus to the nomination of Gen. Taylor, Mr. Ford
had declared he would not vote for him: and though
often appealed to the subject he refused through
out TO withdraw that declaration
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THE FILLMORE PLATFORM.

s'I dsayow most unequivocally, now and forever,
aNy desire on my part to interfere with the rights
of what s termed the property Of the citizens of o.
ther States"
"This government is government OF limited
powers, and that by the constitution Of the United
States, Congress has no Jurisdiction whatever over
the institution Of slavery in the several States"
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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Valuable Cowpasture Hands
BOB SALE

4 WILL proceed to sell on the premises, on the
- LIST day of March, 1919, to the highest bidder.
valuable TRACT OF LAND, late the proper
~ OF James Hughart. decd, lying in the county
oil Bath, on the Cowpasture river and free Turn
pike road, twelve miles east of the Warm Sprinps
The tr-ct contains between
3G0 and sec Acres,
and has on it Il good Dwelling House and Barn.
with other necessary buildings. Also, three other
dwelling Houses on different parts of The place
large portion of the land is River bottom-fine
ior corn, wheat and oats,-and has on it fine SUI
gar orchard, and a tolerable apple orchard. The
terms OF sale will be one-thrd of the purchase
money down, or within 80 days the balance in
TWO annual insialments, secured by bond and GOOD
security. Any person wishing to examine the
land, Will be shown it by Mr.. Ewn Huqhart. who
resides on the land. A good right and ali necessa-
ry attention will be given by
ANDREW STEWART.
Adm'or. of James Hughart, decd
Nov. l., lS46.
& WILL likewise offer for sale at the same time.
the Farm on which reside, two miles further
up the river, containing 400 acres, possessing like
advantages too numerous TO mention as any persons
wishing to purchase will examine for themselves.
Terms Will be accommodating.
ANDREW STEWART.
Nov. /, 184S.
o. The Valley Star please copy and send ac-
count to the Spectator Office where payment will
Oo 'iiaue' "A. S.
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OYSYERSl ON S'YERs /.

EEAViNG made permanent arrangements at the
y North, OYSTERS can be had daily during
the season, at the store of the subscriber bv the
Can or half Can lower than they have been ever
sold for in this market b. +. EVANS
Nov J, lo4s Opposite Spectator Office
Democrat copy.
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~ rare chance 10 make Money

ENlENDiNG TO return to Richmond during the
present month, and not wishing to remove my
entire Apparatus and fixtures, would give Instruc
non IN The Daguerreoype Art, and will furnish an
instrument for $50 This is rare offer, as any
man OF active business habits can make from $75
to $50 per month. Apply Immediately to
f.. w. WALDER.
Saunton, Nov. /, lS4S.-2w Democrat copy
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BI r U A r Y.

DIED. at his residence in Wythe County Va ON
the 18th October, DIR. JONI SRA NIGER aged about SO
years Dr. s. was the representative Of that county in
the House OF Delegates for many years.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-01

OlLO1ElAS g 0ASSTMtlMlllASo
w IL call the public attention to lot of Superior
FRENCH CLOTHS and DOE SKIN
CASSlMERES, imported by Stewart of New
YORK, and warranted genuine at very low prices.
WHITE g. co.
Stanton, Nov. |, 1S4S
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TRUST SALE.


4 N pursuance ola Deed of Trust executed to the
subscriber on the 18th day of February ls43.
and OF record in the Clerks Office of the Coupt
Court OF Augusta, will be sold to the hiphest bid
der for cash, on the goth day Of November next
at the residence Of Martin Snyder in the Coun-
ty OF Augusta, the following described
Real and Personal Property,
to wit: A certain tract parcel of land containing
SdO ACRES
more or less, being the same conveyed to the said
Martin Snidtr, by deed bearing dale 10Th Olsen
TENDER, 1927; will more fully appear in the
oierk s oilce OF the County of Augusta, said deed
executed by Andrew Y. Lockridge and Christian
Anderson.-Also another tract or parcel of land
containing
l91 A0I8lsSo
conveyed to said Martin Snider by Robert u. Nc
Cutchen and wife, bearing date October 9. 1887.
Also the following PERSONAL PROPERTY.
viz:
Sig head Of Horses, namely, Bay Mare 9 Years
old, Gray Mare gears old, Graz Mare 6
years old, Gray Mare gears old, S0,reI .1Iare
5 gears old and Bay Stud Coll 4 years old 10
head Of Cattle, namely, 5 Co,cs, 6 Steers, and
Bull, also f,co gear old Hcifcrs, and 5 uearlinrs
80 head Of Sheep; 10 Hogs; running rear Of n
Wagon, and gears far Horses i; Car,q,nH: 3
Vuc Cormick Plotighs, 3 ShoveL PLOUGH, Uind-
mill; Sell Blacksmith Tools 5 Feather Bed,
BEDDING and Furniture; 5 Bedsteads. pic
French Post, and small Bedsteads / Walnut
Dining Table; .Natogany Dining Table
Corner Cupboard; Tin SAFE dozen of Wind
son Chairs; large Kettles; 2targc Pots; Z Orens
.Shtitet; Plates, Dishes, Kniues and Forks, &c.
and all other property now in possession ofsaid Sni
der, together with all the increase of said Mares
and other stock above named
Acting as Trustee, such title to the above prop
erty only as is vested in the subscriber will be made
TO the purchaaer
WASHINGTON SWOOPE, Trustee.
November ] 1913.
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EcCLESxASTLCAL.

~ The LEXINGTON PREsBYrERY will NEE,
at Lexington on Thursday 10th November, at | |
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of Installing the
Rev. WIN. S. WHITE, Pastor Of Lexington Church.
j. "A. VAN LEAR, Stated Clerk
Lexington Papers requested to copy
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PRlV AVE BOARDlNG

MFRS. TAPP will receive few Boarders at her
A'A residence on Main street. Her charges will
be moderate, and the comfort and convenience of
those who may patronze her, will be attended to.
Stanton, October lS, l34S.--tf.
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Do-The Castles affect to doubt that they are 10
be defeated in the Presidential Election, aotwth-
standing the demonstrations are so strong against
them. The Parkersburg Gazette, however, init
mates that perhaps they are like the Frenchman in
a fight, who shouted ''hurrah, hurah, hurrai -
when he meant eenough q"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-01
" aAacr's Daguerrean Gallery =,
At the Wesleyan Female Seminary.
(STGN OF THE FLAG1
IDlLLI'TINltE, ER Ell

III AGUERREOTYPE Portraits taken in tho best
~ style Of the art. without regard to weather All
pictures gilded by process which indcl.by fixes
them into the silver platcpicturcs of all kinds copied
tus OF the most approved kind furnished Prices Of pic
lures reduced TO So, So 80 aud S including hand
Mr. w :, IS pleased 30 make Acknowledgements to ihc
citizens OF Stanton and surrounding country for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon him. and natcrs
himself that having receivcd entire Apparatus
manufactured by the celebrated Shuvccr Of Paris his
pictures will please the most flstidi ous.
Stanton. Oct Is
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Drugs, Medicines and Fancy Articles.

-ooe--
q 'HNHE subscriber is now receiving his
E0 Fall supply of DRUGS, MEDI-
CfNES and variety of FANCY AR
Hln TTlCLES, including many other, zen
fiSnM 3 luine GERMAN COLOGNE, Bay
EfITT2S3 Rum, GIen's Shaving Compound.
E#E1 Motto s. Transparent Waters, Sc, SC.
EMHR Also WINTER STRAINED LAMP
GH9 OIL and LINSEED OII.-all of
I-~w which will be sold on accommodating
terms. f.. BERXFIFY
October %, lS4S IDem conv
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NOVACE.

The Courts of Inquiry for the 9}d Regiment.
THNHE lst Bat. Court will be held in Greenville
= on Thursday the Cd day OF November next :;
the I'd Bat. Court at Middlebrook on Friday the
Sd of Nov, and the Regimental Court on Saur
day the 18th Of November
JAS. Nj. IU.LEY,
Col. 93d Regiment V. NJ
Oct. l6
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NOTICE,

FSNHE subscriber will sell public auction at his
Farm miles s. w. of Waynesborough on
Friday the 10th day of November next. his crop
of Wheat and Corn, also 60 head of three year old
Cattle, some Horses, fat Hogs, | Road Wagon, a
break break Wagon, Ga convenient article) &C., Sc
Terms made known on the day of Sale.
ISAAC HALL.
October 25 lS48
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'HNllE subscriber has received and opened ls.rn
o. stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS.
embracing Dry Goods, Of almost every description ;
Hardware. QuecnScac, Boots a,,d Shoes. of eUc,7t
quality. Hats and Caps, Cotton Tdns, Umbreiias,
Sc. Sc, which offer 70 the public for their in
sPectlon, believing that can sell as cheap bargains
as any other house in this section ofcoUntry re
specially soci; coll from my friends and tho
public generally. JOHN BRANDEBURG.
Staunton, Oct. T. Opposite Va Hotel
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FROM MEXICO.

The revolutionary movement in Mexico, headed
by young Iturbide and other officers, with view
&e'bsihg Santa Ana into power, has been suppress
ed, and the leading conspirators arrested.
Gen Bustamente raising force to proceed
10 Tanpieo, 10 quiet matters in that quarter The
citizens, it seems, have compelled the Government
troops TO withdraw from that city, and pronunci-
amente has appeared, giving the preliminary de-
tails of the Sierra bIadre plot.
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THE MARKETS.

liz BALTrMoRE-Flour s. 37-Cattle So 62 to
S. 75--Hogs S. IS %.
as RIcHMoND-Flour So 81.