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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05
.ggemts for the Company

Daniel B. Brnsmade, Washington,
David c. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller. Dr.. Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon, .
Frederick Kellogg. Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen.
VIM M Burial, Canaan,
Dona,i J. Warner, Salisbury,
Ss ;D, S Hs.'Hr'y' 6 ) Norfolk.
Roger II Mills. New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams Torrington,
Lewis Smith, HarwInton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John c. Amber, Bethlem.
Leman w. Cutler, Watertown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury., A
David C. Whiiflesy, New Preston, SCI
GeoreeP Tallmadge. Warren
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insured
can Apply to either ofthe Agents. or to the Sec
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary
L:'chfield. July z. ls4S. lamlv
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05

Three Diplomas. toF the best. II three differ.
ehl Stale FaiTss kiostoII New fmk. aud SaF-
aiuga Ssuis FANS In the j'inls, the Band pre-
sen' SmDoth surface on both sdeu. A ,u,-
factory, 81 and 6V FlsHkIorl Street. New York.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05
Bagley's Celebrate d Gold Pens.

Z "A. G. BAGLEY u CO., 1S9 BrUadway, New
York. Manufacturers of their Ever.Prnted
Gold Pens, Patent Extension Cases, for Pen
and Pencil. and Pencil Ca es. The trade sup
piled at the lowest rates. e,e-. ... ,.'
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IlTGHlTaELD -. - 1.
INITIAL FIRElNSURANCE COMPANI,

THIS Comren NJ hasbeen N opratlon Flt'etn
Years ending Jui5 3, lS4s, and have issue
1888 Policies.
A1 ,I', No. % s2,543154
Amoun, oI property now insured 10 'Cs4'6H
The whole amount Of cash premi-
uma paid int, the Tssasury dM-
ring the time -, Sl[,4 ne
To I'M crest receive don Loans I'Il9"'
r~ @ l3,s93,9sl.2
Amounto CP Premiums no W charged
on The Books which can be COL 900 -e @
lected If ROUTED. @S.zo-,'ot.~
IS, 81 rs
The whole amount IF Losses WITCH i.
have heen paid is, SIo55i,6s
To amount ct expenses
paid 20 Agents. and 'ts II ..
for lns plates, Books "
Stationery &c lis 2'oos,4o no ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05
Diaries tor. 1910.

NEW Improved Styles Of Daily Mem Books,
containing space for Memorandum for every
day in the year. Almanac. Interest Table. &c
prices 3. s. 6, and 8 shlllings each, a large
discount 10 dealers. Order sent BY mail or
express. EagYe a,-a.
FRANCIS s. LoUTRFI.. IT Maidea Lane.
Blank Bmks, Papers and Stationery. oil
kinds sold cheap. $50
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Hartford. March le,h. ls4s. $3.50
PILES, PILES. PILES.

DIR T"wNsead's Sarsaparitai is "a less 9pne
cessid incnr.ng ihisdis,reas,pe complaint, than
fsr disc ases .ot the Blood Dyspepsia. RLeuma
,ism, aud Nervous Deb A ,1.--i--
Princlgai Olhces l26. FHlion street, New
York. For .sals ny the PRINCIPAL Dtuesists
throughout abe Unite Siatcs, Wesi Indies aud
CanaGa. }.4fs .sIfEIgI-
Nome genuine nnlesspui MP in eqnare bo,t,es.
which feentaiuT a quar-. end sisnsd Width
writer signature OTIS PTOWsNSEND and M
name ,blswn in the, glass. -
~ For Sale a. The Drug Store in Liz. Seld
and b, Terry and Porter. Plymuuih
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Trusscs, shoulder-Bfaces, and Sup.

DIR. HOLToN, 335 Broadway New York.
Manufactures and offers wholesale and retail
great variety of these articles. particularly
Grains Spiho. Abdominal Supporter.
Curvalules and other determines treated,
and stamme,ing cured. at 325 Broadway. N
Y.By DIR. HOLTON.
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Notice.

T'HE firm heretofore existing und rsthe
= L name If MEAFOYiS TRoWBRIUGF., IS
This day by inuica consen, disso we'd. !, is de-
srahle that all debts, dues aud demands should
ne settled Immediately. Either If the late
tem are authorised w lie thr same.
Il. o. MEAFOY, ~
...eae,5 .. q .7,s 2, H P. TROWBRIDGE.
Pa THE business will be continued by The IN
,lersigned, al the old stand, where he may be
faand A general assortment Of all kinds ot
Boots and Shoes, fresh from Market, and At
very lew prices Please call AID sce. 49,,
L. o. MEAFOY.
Sept. 18th, 1878. 3w19
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N&kfsKE INTO the enrioenre OF he Er6E
> sSf;sen 81 q sbnpf che 10Th 81 June last.
ssc s{se = ell1 one heller two years old. Asa
Qsis ye6glins hsjfes all Of which are IA No
Ne eeiAl yn&fR. A. G. LENNON. :
New Pre- sgs. Ans. It,.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05

gllHE Cars will run as follows, daily tSun
DAYS excepted)-
g3oins Worth. CHING South.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05

Present. cnpital or funds Of the Com. 2S.e67, ~
There is now 40 claims against the Gonna
nv fnr losses-aud durin. Ihe time il has been
in onerati,,i, there has no, heen any assessment
made On the charged premiums &c.,
The expense of insurance in tins Company on
de'ached DweIu g Houses has been but o CTS
on the $IJ0 per ahncm,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05

IN .sn,soSsnce Of lsslnesv liberal F'' s'as
- rom eesessus eon'nant.iy, : n aas
f..s.-minrd 10 I.ut on the rs'lse I'm
ssors-siI 10 Liich6ald Horse rcseH - ~. -.
S,:iy fsonduys excepgrd1 and " ~ ao'os s.,s, w
- in,,nce stils more extensive pe.r"s s,s,. X;
make this roste. 81 10 nnne :" w.
nuiu. ef recommendations ana a, y =. *, 20
W. $ PORTER, Proprietor.
W.., Cornwall, Aug. 25,h.lSts. -
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william punlop's St. Adams Veg

GThUIE bidCKIWS NItu INKS.
MANUFACTURERS EMPORIUM, No. 81
Gold Street, between John end Fulton, city u
New York TIN Boxss and Canisters in end
less variety, by machinery, superior to The
best. chta.a.r than The cheapest Also. Drug
gisis' Tin Ware in general. y.E fs!e+5,0
FRASER s. EVERETT. Sole Propristovs
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LEAD PIPE AND PUN

The subscriber continues 10 manufacture and
mt in operation, Lead Pipe for running water;
House and Factory Pumps for drawing water
Fl ON Wells, Springs. Brooks, o!, Cisicrns Barn
Yard Pumps. &c SC.
The subscriber offers the avails Of twenty
years experienc observation, and practice 4"
The puhlic-confdent that he cali execute all
orders he NAV he favored with, 10 the entire
sat sfac,ion Of his employers.
Hundreds of references and certificates farn-
shed If required.
az-Orders respectfully solicited, and prompts
y attended TO.
t ALANSON ANDRl'S.
Car fnn Conn AnU Is, 1915. ID
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Rarilroad Arrangements
cling May %, ls4S.
yand alter Monday, May s2d, trains, ,, will y
,ssve daily, Sunia, = excepted as toI.ew :,
&c Nav Haven Tor Plainyille at Q a. N
9. soA NJ. / P. NJ, and ! 2 n. s,o /.
I..aee plainville for New Haven avg ~ =
NJ. 10 80 A. M. and 10 p N. and ., ~ !,
Z VI w. No.,
r.. TIE 6 A. NJ. Train frem New Haven
and the SEQ p. M Tra01rom Plalnsiiie. WIZ
o. freight aims with Passenger Lar attach
Ad
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RUNNING WATER

The simplicity Of the operation, the effec-
tiyencss and durability 81 this machine-whlch
has been in successful use in England and
Frame for three f"url be OF century, aud more
receu,ly in The United 81 aleS--rpndet ~ most
imporrant aud valuable apparatus t"t forcing a
por,ion If a stream Of waller ie any elevation
propor,ionetigto, the fall obiained, and 70 an>
distance requircl. ], il perfectly aPplwab,l
where one ion, fall can be obtained. Vet M
greater the fall. the hgh.r The wafer can b.
raised The quantity raised varying in propo'-
ton to the height with gwen TALL . s.
The Machine reconstructed with a Regulator
which is a very decided improv' meni. aud B..
means OF which the same machine may D. va
rie,l in capacity, and adapted to The quantity OF
water ATTENDED at different seasons ni the wear
The sub.c,iter is manufacturing superior
article OF Machines, with all parts liable t"rnsi
ot brass, d. other lneOrraslve metal, and Will
furnish the accompanying pilfs I'd put hem
in oner ,lion. connected vii h Reservoirs, Baths
Fountains, Sc, SC, when required ....,.
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VIA WEST ORNWALL.

AN and after Monday, June ath passengers
AIcan iNave LFrCtiFIED. daiiy. a. o.
cluck, AZ. M. Sundays sexcepted.) ard arrive
IN West CornYall, in time ter the Tram ~.
New York or Albany. Relnrning leaves Wes,
Csrasvall, III a n. NJ. or on the arrival o. the
Steam-b,at Train ffpr, New Yak.
A. lhss ID the shortest route from i.'tchhsld,
4, ft,e HansAtonic R ,iiroad. ami the -uAsfrlher
has safs Teams. a careful driver and g""N
Carrisgfs--he fiatters himself that the public
wIIl favor his line. since i IL naw The short
esf and best route trsm NEW YORK 10
Ii'rCHF. g Id, aud consequently lees fatig.
inx. 4 a,
ey-F ire through. Sss7a Il asa s9,5s,, :
s's w. S sp0R TER. Prop, issor.
Vest Cornwall, JbIs 2Afh lsA6,
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a. ANDRUS'
TnnnrovedIH gdla nlic Ram.

PERFEcTLYsimplea aud Elective mschin.
"A Tor forcing a O'tIOn ot 4 >prIag or br""E
10 any REQ urvd elevation or distance. whsSe q
por,iGnale tall can he obtained; and ior the
purposes ii iIrigatiag Lands, Supplying Dwell
j. "a, Gardens. Farms, Factories, Villages, En'
,,H.s. RAIli oad StaiIdns, 81, with
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G. M. HOOKER.

e.,,. DENTIST, may in future
fY$ be consulted in Lilchficld,
CHD from the 18th to- the 3Olh Of
each Month. In Woodbury., from the
Is, 10 the 10th in Goshen from The ION
10 the 18Th. Commencing Oct. LIST. ls4S.
iflS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-06
NEW BOOKS.


u OBERT COWAN has just received varle-
~ of NEW BOOK ;, among which arc
the following The Women Of the Revolution (;
Military Heroes Of the Revolution; The Young
Mans Guide. The Young Woman's Guide, and
the Young Wife, by Dr. Alcot; Fine Prayer
Books; Fine Hymn Books The Business Mans
Almanac, for lS49; The Convent, by the author
Of the school girl in France; The HEROES OF
PURITAN TIMES, &c, Sc.
0lGlGISIHGI AS IpI2I@S!NN1ESo
The Snow Flake, for 1919 The Gift of Friend
ship, for 1919 The Pearl, for lS49; The Hya-
cinth. for 1919; Christmas Roses, for lS49; The
Keepsake Of Friendship, for 1919; The Ruby, for
lS49; The Garland. The Rose of Sharon, The
Christian Keepsake, The Fairy Ring, and the Gem,
for lS49; The Young Mans Offering The Young
Lady's Offering; Willis Poems; Poems by Anne
liza; Proverbial Philosophy; Uncle Johns Fancy
Picture Books; these new and beautiful Books
for children; a great variety ofoher and inter
esting books for children; also variety of Fancy
Articles. suitable for Christmas and New Years pre-
sent. Blank Checks and Negotiable .Notss
Stanton, Nov. 90, lS4S
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O d 7 r U a f Y.

Mrs ELKABErn FuLroN, the subject OF this notice,
was born the 1885, and departed this life the
a6th November, in tho 93d year OF age. She
ri.d about i1S4 by the Rev. Dr. James w addell-She
was the wife of the late Andrew Fulton-the mother
Of the late Hon. John H. Fulton, formerly representa-
tive in Congress from the Abingdon District and also
Of the Hon And s. Fulton, the present representative
Of the same District.
Mrs. Fulton belonged TO another generation, havi
fingered long that in all probability, there is
living of the associates Of her childhood Her hus
baud one of the noble patriots of the revolutions has
been gathered to his fathers for than 30 years,
and this venerable natron has descended TO the
tomb, after Longevity 10 which few attain OF remark
able amiability of temper and meekness she scarce
~ known to be excited by passion, TO manifest
mpatience but with chccruncss, calmncss and chris
tian humility. passed through long life, and has quiet
ly and peacefully closed her earthly pilgrimage aud is
numbered with the Spirit, Of the just made perfect.
Mrs F. long member Of the Presbyt crian Church
at Thinking Spring w.
Waxncsboro'. Va, Dec. 4, 1913.
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MARBLE YARD.

rINHE Subscribers have just returned from New
York, where they purchased quantity Of
ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
suitable Tor HEAD STONES, TOMB-TOPS,
ONUMENTS. N1ANTELS, sc. and they take
this method OF informing the citizens Of Augusta
and the adjoining counties that they have opened n
Marble Shop on the corner opposite Nice lungs Ho-
tel, where they will execute to order and with
neatness and despatch any work that they may be
called upon to do. The charges will be moderate,
aud persons desiring such kind of work are request
ed to give them call, as they assure them no one
shall be dissatisfied either with their work or price
JOHN KELLY,
JAMES Ill. BURDETT
Stanton Nov. 90, lS4S.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

n obedience TO decree of the Circuit Court OF
= the County Of Augusta, pronounced oil the Sd
of November, 1913, in the cause therein depend
ing in the name of A. NJ and e.. q. Francisco, vs.
Julia Miller and others, shall the 9th day OF
January next. proceed 10 sell TO the highest bidder
at public auction, upon the premises, certain tract
or parcel of land containing
Sg5 AOI&IASS
more or less, lying not far distan: from Spring HILL
in said County of Augusta, adjoining the lands of
William Howell, and others, and the same ofwhch
Samuel Miller, late of Missouri, died seized Said
tract is unimproved, but is considered valuable.
The terms will be- SO much of the purchase mon
ey in hand as will defray the charges and expcu,-
es of the sale, the balance ON credit of g. l2 and
lS months, the purchaser giving bond with approx
ed security, and the title retained until the pur-
Chase money shall be paid.
Possession given on the day of sale.
DAVID FULTZ, Com.
Dec g. IS1S-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-06
Alakc Room for Whites ratrnt
COO-KING-STOVE.

1NHE subscriber having purchased the exclusive ish.
OF this unrivallcd Cooking Stove for the State Of
Virginia. is prepared furnish TO the citizrns of
Augusta and adjacent counties the above article war
fanIed TO stand, being manufactured my works
III w nchcstcr oil the best materials. This Steve is
decided improvement on the Hathaway. In the first
place takes third less fuel End requires less draft
ana lar snrpasscs the Hathaway in baking bread.
III rs only necessary for persons in want the StoYo
IN order TO be convinced OF IFS superiority any
Their Cooking Stove in use. The subscriber i'm
vites the owner of Iahaway Stove 10 test the quality
of this Stovc. Numbers of certificates could be furnish
CD IT necessary OF IFS taking the place of the far famed
hathaway. j have manufactured the Hathaway Stove
for five years and now find sale FOR any other than
the White, and with confidence recommend this
Stove TO the public Persons wishing buy or take
on trial the above Stove, be supplied Mr. Sri-
dcr's Store in Staunton at Mrs. Pollock's Hotel
Harrsonburg. GEO. w CHM
November s, 1SfS.-3m.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-06

SNORMS-WO commencing Dr.
MLane's Worm Vermifuge to the public
the propretors Of this great remedy prefer TO use
the language of those who have tested its merits
Read and bo convinced
"ALMEND, ALLEsHANy Co, Pa, Sept. | 1647
81 Kidd g. Co.
We received quantity of M'Lane's Eerm
fuge by your agent, which we have sold to oul
customers, and in every it has had unparalleI-
ed success, and has never failed in any case. We
can cheerfully recommend it as the best worm med
Icine that we have ever known. We might men
ton any number Of cases. where it has had wonder
full success, lift was necessary.
KAURN s. RICHARDSON"
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD s. Co
No 60, Wood street. Pittsburg. Pa.
For sale also by ESKRLDGE s. GUSHING
Sta,rton, pa.
90 n. B.-Purchasers will please he particular
and inquire for "Dr. .WLGne's Worm Specific,
or pcrmjuge," and take nothing else.
Dec. 3, 1S4S.
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AUCTION SALE
by .AIDNrTNTSf Ei2 q THONSo

PURSUANT to the last will and testament OF
4 the late j. w. Beers. decd we, as Executor
and Execu,rix, will proceed 10 sell at Brooksville,
on Wednesday The On day Of December, To tho
highest bidder. all the personal property belonging
to the late j. w. Beers estate. consisting of %
Bedseads, % Feather Beds. % hair and moss
Mattresses, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Sofa.
Sideboard, Oil cloth Carpets. and a large
quantity ofuselul aud ornamental Furniture Kicb-
en- Furniture, Farming Utensils, SC. Also. 7 head
Of Horses, 20 head of Cattle, among which are
some very superior Mich Cows, 40 head ofShsep,
Riding Carriage, Buggy. Cauyall, Wag-
gon and Gear, 400 barrels of Corn, crop Of Hay,
Oats, and many other articles.
The sale will commence on the day above slated,
at !0oclock, unless the weather should be unfavor-
able; in that it will take place the next fair
day. and continue from day to day, unit, all is sold.
IERMS.-On all sums of S and under, cash
all over that amoun; a credit OF 9 months will DO
gwen the purchaser giving bond with approved
personal security.
WILLIAM BEERS. Ex'r
SARAH GAMBLE. Ex'x. Of
the late j. w. Beers, decd.
Brooksville, Nov. g, lS4S-tds.
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TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of deed of Trust executed to the
. subscriber by Jacob Thomas, on the Goth day
Of February 1913, and of record in the Clerks OF
flee of tho County Court of Augusta, will be sold
on Thurday the 2lst Of this month, December
at the residence Of said Thomas, near Aiddlebrook
to the highest bidder for cash, the following PROP
ERTY, to wit: 3 Feather Beds. Bedsteads and
Bedding; Bureau; Safe; Twenty-fo -four hour
Clock | large Table, small Table IL Wind
sor Chairs; / Looking Glass; l Bay Mare, abou,
ID years old Gray Mare, about l3 years old; /
Wagon; pair Of Stretchers l Fifth Chain;
pair Of Horse Gears, complete; set of Houzen, for
Horses; Wagon Saddle; Jackscrew | Wag-
on Cover; set Of Wagon Bows; large Plough !;
small Plough; Harrow Wheat Fan; Cut
ting-box and Knife; Forks; Mich Cow; s
head of Sheep; Hogs and their increase the pro-
duct Of about 25 acres of Wheat, and 6 acres of
Rye; | Log Chain; 2 Axes; | Mattock Pots,
Ovens and Lids; Grindstone; also all the other
property in the possession Of said Thomas at the
date of said trust deed
Acting as Trustee such title to the above prop
eriy as have, will be given to the purchaser.
JOHN NEWTON, Trustee
December 6, lS4S-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-06
CLEAR 'VNE TRACK.

'NHE subscriber has just returned from the North
with an entire new stock OF GOODS in his
line: consisting in part of the following
Raisins in tchofe, half and quarter Bores, Io,oe,
than crer sold IN This market almonds, Palm .N.ts
Peeons. Fitberts, English Vatnuts, Chestnuts,
Figs, Pruncs, Dates, SuLana Raisins, Citron
Currents, Sc, Sc, with large stock of
Gr0CerSes g. Fancy .grElcges,
and his usual supply Of CONFECTIONARIES
OF his own manufacturing, al Of which he can sell
al very reduced price for cash, or on short cred
1t to punctnal customers
M. CUSHING,
No. 8, Cheaper Side
Staunton, Dec 6, lS4S.-Dem copy.
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NOTICE.
Aittle's White ON
+ . r. I'll . r. S e S

NHlS is the best remedy in the world for the various
E affections TO which this animal is liable viz: Swell
cd Joints, Sprans, Cuts Saddle and Collar Calls, Bite
OF Insects and Snakes Scratches, Pocvil and Fistula
Below will give few certificates from the many
hundreds that could be secured where this invaluable
preparation has been used. No has tried il but
what speaks in the highest praise of ii.
WondeyM Cure produced by LitIe's White Oil
for Horses!
This is 20 certify, that had Horse bitten six years
ago by snake. On each succc ediu9 year the place
broke out in running Last spring anuontcd il
with Littlc's White Oil and il effected perfect cure
also had another horse which had been for time
afflicted with swinncy. This cured by the of
the same remedy. Therefore feel fully authorised to
recommend il in such cases safe and certain
DANIEL SWITXER.
Augusta County, Va, June 10, 1871
AUGUSTA Co, Va, June ~, 1877.
had Horse with gals each shoulder of the sizs
OF my two hands. He entirely cured by Littlcs
White Oil for Horses, though ] used him every day
while the cure was i'll progress have been wagon
cr for forty years, and have before with
remedy complete and cllcctual in Of the kind
SMITH BArEMAN.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail at JOHN q.
HART'S Drug Store Scousvillc, Automatic county
Va, and by a. 5. HALL Stanton. None genuine
but those signed by fHEO. w. LITTLE, on the cut
side wrapper.
Staunton, Nov. %, lS1S.-2m.
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W. w. BAILEY.
m,MmET m.TNEv

SURGEON DLsNIELSWo
WOULD respectfully tender his professional
services in its various branches, 10 the cti-
zens of Stanton and vicinity. Operations conlided
to his care, shall be attended TO promptly, ard per-
formed with as much ease to the patient as the ma
ture of the case will allow. Ladies waited on with
pleasure at their respective residences in case they
prefer it. Room at the Virginia Hotel.
o. REFEgENcEs.-J. 3. Brecknridgn s. Co.,
Ii. j. Crawford.
Stanton, Nov. %, IS4S.
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NOTICE.

oss those who ar. account. ~
settle with me- will find for the present, until
other arrangements are made, at my residence in
Staunton. Distant subscribers, who know them
selves to be indebted, will please remit by mail
-. KENYON HARPER.
Staunton, Nov. %, lS4S.
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LAND FOR SALE.

REING DESTROYS Of selling my FARM, lying on
- the Richmond road, about two miles from
Waynesborough, now offer to dispose of it pri-
vately. Persons in want of a good farm would do
well to give me call and examine the premises.
JOHN BUSH.
December G. IS4S.-3m
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NOTICE..

TIME Executors Of John Lawrence, decd, are
l. DESTROYS of closing the business Of The estate
early as practicable, they would therefore earn
nesly request those who indebted 10 the estate,
to make payment as early as possible-indulgence
cannot be given. They will find their accounts in
the hands of II. Massie, one of the EX'rs.
NATH MASSIE,
THOS. JOHNSTON. { hA 49,
of JONI LAWRENCE, decd.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

IN pursuance ola decree of the Circnit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Augusta Coun-
ty, rendered the Oath inst, shall proceed to
sell a. public auction, before McClungs Hotel, in
the town of Staunlon, on Saturday the 23d day of
December next,
Negro Woman and her Five Children,
the oldest of which is under ten years Of age.
The sale will be To the highest bidder on cred
it of twelve months, the purchaser giving bond and
good security. The privilege will be reserved to
the purchaser of paying the price and deduciing the
interest. JOHN BUSH, Comm.
Nov. 30. 184S-4w.