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NEW WINTER bSD CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES.

white & Co. have Just received
SR SIDES Sole Leather,
Wv 90 Sacks Salt,
Hogsheads Molasses,
Barrel Msckcrel,
80 Kegs Nails,
20 Bags Rio Coffee
10 Bags Old Java,
Cases Cheese
Ton and Engisi, Tyre.
Boxes Best Virginia Axes,
Strap and Hoop Iron,
Boxes Adamsntinc Candles
Barrels Crushed Sugar
Black and Green Teas, Crackers, Sc, Sc.
for sale on the best terms.
Stanton, Dec. ~ ISi9
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z, N. GREEN

EHAS Just received the following articles which
will be sold low-viz: / case superior Mole
Skin and Buena Vista Hats; 2 Bales each Of rs,
Al and Q S Brown COtons and ~ Osuaburgs;
500 yds low priced Satnetts, and Sd Pulled Lin
sey a lot 10 and IL MacIiinaw and plain Bed
Blankets; LOT of superior Negro Blankets, very
cheap; Dale Of Tickings from ~ 10 90 cts per
yard bale Cotton Batting and Candlewick,
Stanton, Dec. 10. 1919.
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NlaW lB@@,xso

II OBI. COWAN has just received faom New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore large stock
OF books and fancy articles, ANIMALS from cers
~, Handsomely bound volumes of Poems from 37i
cents to 81 Tupper's Proverbisl Philosophy from
10 cents 10 81; Macaulsy's History of England va
rious editions Nlacaulay,s. SCOTS. Cnrvle's Sid
ney Smiths and Wilson'S Miscellanies. Fine IL
Illustrated editions VI the Vicar Of Wakefield, Paul
and Virginia, aud the AIshiaa Nights; Albums a
very large assortment u Javeaile Works /; Cap aud
Letter Paper Black, Blue and Red Ink Drawing
Paper Bristol Boards; Fine Drawing Psncils,
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Total, 1893 1857 sc
j. d. lMBODEN, SUP'T.

G5- Some months ago when few office holders
t Washington were removed, the Union piously
exclaimed, overly the blood of the martyrs is the
seed of the Church." Mr.. WILLIAM j. Brown,
says the Republic, was the first seed planted. 1t
was strewed in the richest compost the Union could
prepare; and brought forth just such fruit might
have been expected from germs that had been wa
tered by the tears Of the CROCODILE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-26

Sui- The steamer Princeton has been demolished
at Charleston Navy Yard, by orders from Wash
ington.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-26

The Dutch English, German, Virginia, Family
Christian, and Presbyterian Amsnacs; Gold Pens,
Silver Pencils Blank Books Of all kinds; Waters,
Sealing Wax. Qaiils, Steel pens, India Rubber,
&c. Wall paper, rev style. Note Paper, and
Envelopes very large sssortaieat; Mole paper will
be sold very low by the box, G. ream.) Papeteries,
Porte Monies. &c, &c. Gne Copying Press.
S;aunton, Nov 81 IS49
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-26
School Books, Stationary. &c.

WE have opened a arge and valuable assort-
w ment Of School BoDhs, of the most approved
kinds,-aiso Stationary of every kind, all OF which
we offer on the most liberal tar,no
WREN s FISHER.
S'aunton, Aug %, I9l9.
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NOTICE.

E'flE undersigned will offer at public sale, to the
- highest bidder. on the list day Of January, in
front OF the Post Office, likely Negro Man named
WASHINGTON, about % years of age. His
master has removed 10 California, and as he is
family servant, home in the County would be
preferred. TERMS-Sxty days with bond and
security.
JOSEPH JEMiSON, Auctioneer.
StauntOn, Dec. %, 1S40.-lt
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CcEGREsS HALx.

10 STUIglDLWANIg0
No. S3 CHEsNUr ST., & II SoUrH THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dec. 10, 1Si9.-6m.
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DREADFUL AccIDENT.-1'he Charlottesville
Advocate has letter from Prof. HARRISON stating
that about O'Clock the Dist inst, student Of
the University named WILLIAM HALE, Of Cam
der, South Carolina, was killed by the accidental
discharge Of pistol in the hands Of companion.
The ball entered the right eye and produced death
In little more than an hour.
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WINCHESTER MARKETS.
HTeek Ending Dec 81.
FLoUR-St % a 81 80.
HERRINGs-S5 IS a 5 90.
SHAD-SI so a S 90.
BAcoN-6c. per lib.
WHEAT-S5 a SOC.
OATs-3Ic.
CoRN-60 q Csc.
RYE-62 l-2c.
LARD-6c per lib.
PLASTER 81 so per ton
FEATHERs-30 a 32c.
1RoN-$l00 a ITO per ton.
BEEswAX-20c per ID.
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MIW EGGEs.

ERVING'S Life of Goldsmith; Shirley, by ho
Author of"Jane Eyre ALSO lot Of Fine
PRAYER BOOKS, some in velvet binding
Pictorial Brother Jonathan. Just received and iot
sale by ROBERT COWAN
Staunton, Dee. II, 1919.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Ueek Ending Dee. 81.
Flour $475 "a 50 81.
BEEF-S2 a . rs gross.
HERRlNGs--S6 80.
SHAD, SIS 60a6.
BACON 81 so.
LARD cts. IN Kegs.
WHEAT 81 05.
CoRN MEAL-65c per bush
WHisKEY-RcctiIicd, CSC
BUTrER-Firkin III a i6 C
PLAsTER-S2 IS.
SALTS | i0a 81 10.
CoRN-55c.
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.NOTICE.
TNIIE. UNDERSIGNED

TN1IE undersigned
thankful TO the
citisensof and
vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has re-
ceived. would respect
fully inform them that
he intends to close his
MARBLE-YARD until
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PRINTS ONLY.
LEE 81 REV TER,

Print Wmehouse-e in 1S43, for the sale
Of Printed Calicoes erclusiuely-at lo,c prices
7 EE & BREWSTER confine their attention exclu.
sively 10 the purchase and sale of American and
Foreign Prints. Their facilities enable them TO be the
largest purchasers in the United States and
their establishment advantages in assortment and prices
over any other House,-and to which the attention of
Merchants is respectfully solicited.
December %, lS49.-6m.
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sTOTEGE.

EEAVING sold out my stock Of goods shall feel
d q greatly obliged if all who have open accounts
would call and close them up by note
j. b. BROKEN RIDGE.
Staunton, Oct. 81, lS40--tf.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS. BANK.

TENIIE Annual meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the
" Augusta Savings Bank. will be held at the
Book Store, on the first Thursday in January, at
! ! O'Clock, a. NJ.
u. CRAWFORD, Prcs'l
Stanton, Dec. 10, Jg9.--3t
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IS y. WOLFE. yEssE Z. +
Wolfe d. EPcyfOEs,

Wholesale Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No 50. MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
w would respectfully call tho attention Of South
w Dealers TO well selected stock Of Fo-
reign and Domestic Dry Goods. They haze been pur-
chased for CASH, and will be off 10 customers upon
the cheapest terms. We extend special invitation 10
the Merchants Of Virginia topay Welt at our house
No. 50 Market St, Philadelphia.
Dec. 10, 1Si9.-Um
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es- The Valley Star notices the sudden death Of
Mr.. HENRY ImBoDEN, formerly citizen of this
place, at his residence near Lexington, on Saturday
morning the 18th inst. He was found lying dead
between his house and barn, having been apparent
w well few minutes before.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-26
10 Land Buyers.

"A ny one wishing 10 buy Tract Of gao a.
Ores Of good Land, well improved, with
IN % 'nHes OF otaunton, having upon it Mil, Saw
mill, &c, and water power for any sort Of nacbin-
cry, VIII find 1t TO his advantage To confer with
J. ID. IMBODEN.
o. Address Stanton, Va, for particulars.
November II, 1S19-Gm.
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TAKE NOTICE,
a Salesman wanted

IN Wholesale Store, in the City Of Baltimore.
He must be young man Of industrious and bu-
sness habits, and also be able to influence an extern
slye Country acquaintance. None other need apply.
G3- Address. Box ISL. Baltimore.
December 10, IS40.-3ts.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-26

or The new British Minister, Sir H. l.. Bull
sy1R, arrived at Washington, in the steam frgate
Hccste, direct from England via Bermuda, on the
afternoon Of Friday last
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-26

ject, Wish TO express my disapprobation. (and
believe the disapproba,on Of nine in ten Of the COM
munty) of a move recently made in the Board oil
Visitors of the Eunatic Asyum-and which I'M
dcrstand is still under consideration, 10 increase the
Superintending Physicians salary to $4,000 per an
mum. learn that the subject discussed IN the
Board, and met with decided opposition from three
or four members--but thatt will probably be brought
mp again for the action of that body trust lis OPP
ponents will stapd fast in their position salary
of $4,000 not only unnecessarily. but 1t is crfracd-
gantly large here. Ifit was necessary to pay SlO,
600 per annum to fill the Office with Of dis
tinguished skill and science should say give TO
the present incumbent, for he possesses both in
eminent degree. Skill and science ought to be APP
preciated and rewarded to the extent Of all
able limits That office has now salary of 3d.
25O which makes it of the best, IL not the very
best, in the State. Compare it with some others
that require in the discharge of their duties,
much learning, and equal if not real labor,
mental and physical, and are attended with Incl
dental expenses to considerable amount, and see
If am not right. Take for example, tho Judge of
this Circuit,-thau whom there is not more in
dustrious and laborons officer in the Statehis sail
AIRY, until last year was but $500. he now gets
$4,000. All the other Judges of the General Court
get but $500, save one or two. The Professors
IN the University aud one other College receive
salaries ranging from 1000 to $4,000; know none
larger than $1,000. The Governor, who rs Chief
Magistrate Of the Commonwealth, is expected to
maintain its reputation for hospitality, and that too,
in an expensive city--receives but $685. per
mum. All things considered, is not salary of ST.,
$50 per annum here, equal TO one of $1,000 or 3d.
900, in Richmond
Now if the labors much increased, with the
growth of the Institution, there would be pro-
priety in increasing the saary-but the principal
Physician. has for several years been allowed an
Assistant Physician-and the Board are advertising
their intention To appoint additional one in few
days. They are required reside in the Hospital,
and devote all their time TO It's inmates, and yet
both their salaries will not be equal TO the present
salary of the Experimenting Physician. say then,
is it not sufficiently large at present ard will not
its increase make the Legislature less disposed TO
be liberal hereafterl Would it not he much better
to expend this additional sun, in the improvement
and ornamenting of the grounds, &C., Of the Inslu
ton 2
Repeating my disclaimer, beg leave 10 sub
scribe myself GUY FAWKES.
December Is, lS49.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

-. .1eNS6. I.Nf> A.
YNllE next session of this Seminary will com.
mence on the first Monday in February.
lie PRINCIPAL, whose time is wholly devoted
to the School, will be assisted in the Literary and
Ornamental Department. by approved and expert
enced Teachers, who will omit no effurts TO ADVANCE
their pupils in all the branches necessary to thor.
orgh education.
Mrs. BAILEY, heretofore connected with this
Seminary, and highly approved as teacher, will
again take charge of the Music Department.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Scientific and Literary course, per Ses-
sion Of five months from 4l2 TO ais
Latin ard Greek, either Or both $40
French $40
If two or all the above languages are ia
ken the whoecharge for them is SIS
In no instance. however, is a charge of
more than $25a Session made for any
selec,iun or all thc abope named bran
ches together.
fncidentals for Rents, so cents
The pupil is liable TO no other charge
except in the Music Department.
Fol Lessons IN Piano Forte and in
cal music, with use of Piano $50
Lesson or Gutar, if added to Piano,
Sl0-if alone $40.
Drawing and Painting, $40
Observation-Disclosures in respectable and
genteel families be procured for from IS $40
per month.
s. MATTHEW'S, PnlscIpAL.
Staunton, Jan. "a, 1895.
o. indicator copy.
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burse the State for the outlay she may be at in con
s,rncting the Mountain section and Tunnel-and IT
they can be convinced of that fact there is strong
probability that the Bill cow before them for said
extension will be passed. AS the most expeditions
and certain mode of collecting these statistics.
have determined to call upon the School Commits
sorers, whose districts accurately defined, to
aid in this matter, by furnishing me, in the course
OF the next week, by mail, or otherwise, lis, of
all the Mills, Saw-Mills, Furnaces, Fcundrles and
other manufactures in their respective districts
and also, as near estimate can be made of the
quantity Of Flour made at each Mill-the number
of bushels of Corn, Rye, &c, ground at the same
the quantity of lover-Ssed--nunber Of Cattle,
Hogs, Sc, raised in each district. and any other
like information they can procure, Each Commits
sone-, can in one hour, on any evening, sit down,
at home, and make out the statement desire.
Several have already undertaken to- do it. May |
not hope that all will lend their aid and let hear
from them by next Saturday.
J. ID. IMBODEN.
Jan. 81. 1870
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Ky virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superios
Ed Court nf Law and Chnncory fur The County
OF Pocahontas, pronounced on the Sd day OF Octo-
Der, lS4o, in cause in which William w. VOL
fenbarger, who sued for Jane Allison was Plaintiff
and William McGlaughin, was Defendant, shall
proceed on the 9Th Gay Of February, IS40, (tEat
being ConTtday, } before the front door of the Court
House Of Pocahontas County 10 sell TO the hiphes,
bidder on a credit of six and twelve months. (ths
purchaser giving bond with approved security, and
the THE being retained an additional security.
until the purchase money is paid) the reversionay
interest of said mclaughlin in the lands in tho
bill and proceedings mentioned being lands TO which
he is entitled, under the will of JOHN mclaughlin.
deed, after the death Of his Mother, Lucreta Nc
Glaughn.
=. WIN. J. WOoDDELL, Comm.
Huntefbville, Jan. 3, lS49-tds
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.

I'VE Congregation of Tiukling Spring, propose
TO build a new HOUSE OF WORSHIP
in the Summer of the present year. The House
Will be of brick, and about 45 by 65 feet. finished
IN neat and plain manner. The payments for The
building will be as follows third in cash when
The work is begun, one third when the House is
finished and received. and the remaining third ~
months thereafter. The several parts Of the work
will be let to one Contractor or To several. accord
ing to the terms offered us. Either of the under
signed will receive written Proposals. by mai, or
otherwise, from any one who may wish TO under
take the whole, or part of the building until Sat
urday the 24th day of February, on which day we
shall meet at the Session room of Thinking S6rnp
Church to open The PROPOSALS, and award The con-
tracts to those who make us the best offers Those
who may have sent in proposals are requested to
meet us that day. The plan and specifications of
the building will lie laid before those who desire
10 send in bid, by Capt, John f Smith. in Siaun-
Ion, to whom they are requested to apply for the
necessary information. Proposals may De address
ed to Rev. II. l.. Dabney. at S,aunton, to John
McCue, Esq. Mr.. Hugh Mcclure, a, Fishersvlle
Post Office, or TO Mr.. Hugh Guthrie, OF Zacharah
McChesney, at Baricrbrcok.
ROBERT l.. DABNEY,
JOHN McCUE.
HIGH G. GUTHRIE,
EACHARIAH McCHESNEY,
HUGH MCCLURE,
Building Committee.
January 81, ls49-3t
0u- Vindicator requested to copy
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CONlMISSI0NER'S SALE OF LAND,

L y obedience to Decree of the Circuit Superor
Court of Law and Chancery for Bath County.
pronounced on the 9th day of September, Is4S, in
cause therein depending, in which Adam Porter
Is Plaintiff, and James Musson and James l.. Mus.
son, are Defendants, shall on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, lS49, in front OF the Court house of Bath
County, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, upon
credit of six and twelve months, Che purchaser
giving bond with approved security and the title
being retained as an additional security until tho
purchase money is paid) the tract OF I.aad in tho
bill and proceedings mentioned containing $40 A
cres lying and being in the County Of Bath ON the
waters Of Dry Run, adjoining the lands of William
McClung, and others.
JOHN CLEEK, Jn, Com.
January 10, lS49.-tds.
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hR. M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS!!!-This
great American remedy for one of the most
formidable ills that fash is heir to, is now acknowl-
edged superior to any medicine of the world ever
offered 10 the public. The action is easy, certain,
and attendant with no unpleasant results Ii has
never been tried without producing the most salu-
tary effect. Compounded by one of the most emf
nent physicians in our country, il is the medicine
which science, skill and experience offers 10 human
suffering. Call and purchase box at
&j-Observe, none are genuine without the fac
smile of The proprietor's signature.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail Ivy j. KIDD & co.
No. 90, Wood street. Pittsburg. Pa
For sale also by ESKRLDGE s. CUSHING.
Stanton, pa.
G5-N. B.-Purchascrs will please be particular
and inquire for ''Dr. ALLIANCES Lircr P:Ws,'' and
take no other
Jan. 81, lS49.
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WILL on the same day. and at the same plaee
sell all my PERSONAL PROPERTY, Of
every descriptions consisting Of 4 variety Of
HousehoM and Kitchen Furniture.
Farming Utensils, Horses Cattle, Sheppard Hogs;
and a lot very fine Mich Cows; with many oib
er articles.
Terms OF sale will be accommodating, and made
known on the day of sale And viii here mako
known that after paying the amour, of the Deed Of
Trust upon the above Land, liberal credit will 10
gwen upon the remainder of the purchase money.
e.. JACOB CROSSE
January 10 lSl0-tds
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PUBLIC SALE.

4 WILL sell on Saturday the 10th day Of Feb
ruary next, before the Post Office corner, in
Staunton, TO the highest bidder, a credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, number of LOTS
suitable for pasture lots, now well set in clover
lying OIL the Ironworks road about three fourths of
a mile from the town. A plat of,he above named
lots will be left at the store of Davis A. Kayser in
The course afa few days, where those disposed to
purchase, will call and examine them
ALSO,-at the same time and place, I will offer
on the same terms. 81 ACRES OF Land. adjoining
the lands of the Deaf & Dumb s. Blind institution
This will be sold either a whole or in parcels to
suit purchasers. A plat of it can be seen at ID.
A. Kayser's store. Bond and good security will
be required of tie purchasers and lien retained I'M
I'll the purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM A. BELL.
Agent for JAMES BELL
Jan. q. 1S49-3t.
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NJ A r RIED.

On The 18th ST., by the Rev. ]. A. Van Lear MIR
JosEPH PETEasoN, to Miss CArHAnISE STANTON all
of this county.
TO Miss SARAH HASNA,-all of county.
On the 18th of Dec, by the Rev Jacob killian Mr.
ELISHA BnowN, TO Miss SARAH j. WALKER,-all Of
this county
On the 25th Of Dec, by the same, Mr.. ANDREW Col
NEB, to Miss EsrALINE SAiITH,-ail of this county
On Thursday the 18th inst, by the same Mr.. RurUs
GIsH, OF Roanoke county, TO Miss BARBARA, daughter
Of Mr.. Emanuel kindig, Of this county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-31
TO FARMERS!

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received nv
~ the undersigned to the 18th of February, the
same to be left with Capt. Philip o. Polmer. Val
ley Mills. proposing TO furnish me, at said Mills,
with CORN MEAL, in parcels of 3 500 lbs
that quantity be furnished the 18th of each of
the months of March, April, May, June, July,
August, September, October and November. The
meal is to be of good quality, made from merchant
able corr. Three lonrths of the money will be
paid at each delivery, and the remaining one fourth
on tie delivery of the last parcel, 9TH of Nov
Bidders may offer TO furnish at James A. Coch-
rams Mill ChurchviIle, if more convenient but
the bids to be left with Capt. Polmer as above.
JOHN w. FRAZIER.
Cloverdale Hotel Bath Co., Va.,}
January. q. 1SA9=3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-31
LAND FOR SALE,

D NOW offer FOR sale the FARM on which re-
u side, one inilc south Of Green Valley, in Bath
County, and, if rot sold privately before the lst
day of March, le49, it will be sci up public sale
on that day. The Tract contains
900 A0BlMS0
of which about l25 ACRES is cleared and in a
good state of cultivation, and has on it comforta.
BILE Log DWELLING EOUSE, an ex-
cel!ent Barn and other buildings, aud has
Spring of excellent water piped into The yard.-
There is about IA ACRES OF superior meadow on
the Land and there could be | 5 or 20 Acres more
made without much cost trouble Further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary, as persons dcs-
rous Of purchasing will examine for themselves
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
Land TO any and all persons desiring 70 purchase.
WILLIAM G. BURGER
January 81, 1876.
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NOTICE.
Jan. 81, lS49.

'E'HE Ladies of the Episcopal Congregation will
= open a Fair on Thursday the first of February
for the sale of variety of useful and fancy articles
They will have their table sumptrously laded with
vands, CONNECTIONS and plenty of fine Oysters.
The proceeds are to be applied toa benevolent OBJ
ect, and it is hoped that all who desire the reputa-
,ion Of having purses "open as day to.meling cbar-
ty," will honor them with their patronage. The
gver will be gamer in every sense.
Stannton Jan. q. 1910.
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REMOVAL.

THE stbscrber has removed To the Store House,
recently occupied by VIM. Kyle, Esq, oppo-
site the Post Office, on Main Street, where he will
be pleased to receive the calls of his friends and the
public generally, having on hand general assert
ment Of
Dr. Goods, Groceries,, Hardware, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
which he will sell very cheap for cash, or country
produce, or on the usual credit to puntual custom
ers. Call quick as he intends to close OH, his pres
ent stock OF GOODS
ID. NJ. HUFFMAN.
Stanton, Jan. 81 lS49.
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SsEAIeED Proposals for the erection of an addi-
~ tional BUILDING will be received at the
Virginia Institution for The Education Of the Deaf
and Dumb and Of the Blind until III o'clock, A. Nj
ofthe first day of March next
Plans and Specifications. may be seen by apply
ing to he Ardtor ct the Insn,ution, after the 9Th
day Of February nc%l.
BY order of the Board Of Visitors,
J. c.. NJ. MERILLAT, Auditor.
January 81, lS49--tdl.
To- Vindicator will please copy.