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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12
NJ A R r lie ID,

Richmond City, by the Rev. II. " Moore Mr.
RoB'r CowAN, of Staunton, to Miss JANETrA FonBEs
Of the former place.
Near Lyncbburg, the 9th inst. by the Rev. G.. r.
Vaughan, c. Nj. LOVING, Esq, of this place. to Miss
EMMA E., daughter Of Sam N. Scott, Esq of Camp
bell County, Va.
On Tuesday the 4th inst, by the Rev. T. T. Castle
man, Mr.. n. BERKELEY, of Loudoun County, TO Miss
LAvINIA, daughter OF DIE. Berkeley of Stanton.
On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr. Thomas p. rs X
RIDGE, TO Miss MARGAREr ANN, eldest daughter of
Robert s. Brooke, Esq, all oftbis place.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. b. NJ. Smith JoHN Nc
CuE Esq, of Augusta County, Miss ELLEN DOUGLAS,
OF Staunton.
On Monday the 26ih ult., by the Rev. II. NJ. Reese,
Mr.. JosEPH M. SnowALTEn, TO Miss ELizABETH JAN e
COLLINS, daughter of Jacob Collins all of this County
In Cincinnati, the 23h u!t,, by the Rev Samuel b.
Wilson, ID. ~ Rev. HESRy RUFFNEn, L. l.. ID. OF
Virginia to Miss LAURA JISE, second daughter of Mr.
Cloudsbury Kirby, of that city.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12
FOR THE SPECTATOR.

.Messrs. Editors A recent visit 10 Brownsburg
has made NE acquainted with the Presbyteriul
High School lately organised there by the Presby-
terry of Lexington 1t is one of those public i'm
provements which indicates progress in the best Sc
cures to liberty and lava well educated gene
ration 10 succeed the present the depositares Of
thuse civil and social ImmunitieS Inherited from cur
. ancestors.
found here about forty youths, generally be-
tween the ages Of and 20, engaged three fuirhs
of them at least in classical studies under the su-
perintendence of the Rev. Mr.. TRIMBLE, assisted
by Mr.. GAY, gentleman highly approved, both as
A'jhdicious disclpnaran and classical scholar
Every thing indicates good order and efficient study
Through the liberaiity Of the people of Browns
burg and vicinity, very ample provision is made for
the permanent accommodation of the School. 4
large and convenient dwelling house has been pur-
chased in which the Principal finds his family ac-
commoda,ed. with ten or twelve boarders, and new
brick edfce is under contract, fifty feet by thirty,
and two stories high-desgned for school, recitation
and lecture rooms. which is TO be finished by the
first of September next. The funds for the com
pletion of these arrangements have already been
pledged, and the property is to be placed in trust for
the perpetual use designated.
The community in this entire section of the two
counties OF Augusta and ROckbTdge is one of the
most enlightened, religious, and Independent in the
Valley They bring strong moral influence to
bear on the youth assembled, while the school is
calculated to advance the of sound learning in
return. better location for heschool could hard
ly have been selected and certainly the advantages
of such school cheapIy purchased by the out
lay-aithough liberal one---of the community
where it is placed. NlATOR.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12
TO ER9yG Contractors.

SEALED Proposals are invited by the under
- signed, until Saturday The 5ih OF January
1850, at the Warm Springs, Bath County, Va
for the Grubbing, Grading and Draining of the Al
leghany and Hunlersvle Turnpike.
This is State work and offers unusual induce
menis 10 Contractors, who are requested Ia exam
inc the line, located, before bidding (begin-
ming near Shumaie's on the Jackson's River Turn
pike, and terminating nea: Nance's on The Warm
Springs and Hunicrsve Turnpike a distance of
il miles, to be bid ior in whole or in part.
Bidders are invited TO state terms of payment
(being in Virginia fands,) time OK pletng work
whether by monthly payments with deduction OF
20 per cent, by the mile, by bond and security
for faithful performance of work, and the right is
reserved TO reject any or all bids.
No bid will be entertained unless the Contractor
is personally known 10 the undersigned or accompa-
MED by testimonials from Engineers under whom
they may have been formerly employed, or other
good testimonials.
Specifications can he seen at Inc Warm Springs,
from the LIST to the 9th OF January, 1850.
r.. II. KINNEY,
Civil Engineer in charge of the work
December II. ISl9.-tdi.
~ The Valley Star ard Fincasle Democrat
are requested to publish ihree times and forward ac-
count 10 Warm Springs, Bath Courthouse, by day
of letting for payment
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12
SterlinS'S Cheap Confectionery
is THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS.

SAMUEL STERLING takes this method to
~ inform his friends and the public generally that
he has just received from Balnore large stock Of
CoNFEcrIoNARrEs, consisting in part of the fol-
lowing articles:
fine stock of Candies, Of every kind Fruits Of every
KIND such as Pruncs, Raisins, Figs, Dates, Almonds
English Walnuts. Palm. nuts, Filbcr,s. Pccon. nuts
Ground Peas, Gingcr-nuts; also Soda ami Water
CRACKERS, Cheese, Brandy Peaches, Baltimore Ale,
Newark Cider Porter, &c, &c, together With every
variety of Toys, Essences Side aud Pocket Combs,
Money Purses, Pocket Books, Tooth and Hair Brush
cs, aud variety Of other articles too numerous to
mention Also fine lot Of Tobacco, and Cigars from
one TO five cents.
~ B:-Always on hand supply of those fine
Buck Gloves, of my own manufacture, to which
The attention of Country Merchants is particularly
invited.
Staunton, Oct. II. lS49.
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HOUSE AND lot FOR SALE.

ESf virtue ofa Deed Of Trust executed to me by
~ John Gregory and wife, On the 9Th of Novem-
Der. iS47, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
of the Corporation Court of S,aun,on, | shall. on
Saturday, the 9Th day of December next, in front
of the Post Office in Staunton. offer for sale at pub
lie auction, the HOUSE AND LOT mentioned
In the Deed. The property is situated on Augusta
Street, IN the Northern part of the town, near the
Valley Hotel, and is the same formerly owned bv
Abram Trabo, deed. The title is believed TO he
gond, but the usual conveyance only will be made.
Terms of sale, Cash.
JOS. A. WADDELL, Trustee.
November 7, lSl9.-tds
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TO CONTRACTORS

Seal proposals will be received up TO the Goth
~ inst, addressed 10 the undersigned at Towards
vile for the construction OF about % miles of the
!l"wardsvilIe and Rockfsh Turnpike road and sew
era bridges, commencing at the bridge across Rock
fish river, on the Charlottesville and Lynchburp
road. and terminating South river, in Augusta
county. Specifications for the first seven miles can
be seen in the hands of n j. Burnett, Esq, of
Covesvile; the remaining portion is now being sur
veyed and 1t is expected will be ready in due time
The work will be let in sections Of one mleormore.
as may be preferred and the contractors expected to
receive in payment at least l2a per cent in the
Stock in the road.
w. A. LEMON, Sec'ry.
December IL, 1849.-tdl.
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H'0 'TEaE1 E.AgGEGS.

IN n. GREEN has just received he following
list Of new and desirable DRESS AND
FANCY GOODS, which will be sold at very re-
ducei prices, viz:
Super. Maroon Green, Sky Blue and Plumb coI't
Marlnoes and Mouslsnes, Super Green, Sky
Blue and Glaze Alpacas, Super. Green. Drab.
Ihibet and Coburg Cloths, Fancy Vest Trim,
mings, Handsome worked Collars and Cuffs.
Cherry Marceane and few superior Blacl,
'Thibet Shawis
November IS, 1915
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF WATCHES, JEW ELRY, &C..
AT ONE DOOR WEST OF NJ. cusutNG's

'sSllE undersigned has just returned from Phla-
deiPhia with large and elegant assortment of
W.aTCHES, ,IEIpELRY,
and ether articles in his line, which will be sold
lower than ever and TO which he invites the al,en-
Ton OF his friends and the public generally.
Ills stock consists in part of fine Gold aud Silver Watch
cs; Gold Neck, Fob and Vest Chains Ear and Fin
ger Rings, Brcastpns Miniature Cases Gold and Sill
yer Pencils and Pens, Lockcts, Bracelets, Clasps,
Keys Studs Slides. sc. Also, Silver Table Des.
scrt and Tea Spoons Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives,
Salt Spoons, Spcctnclcs, Thermometers, Magnets
microscopes; Spy Glasses, Penknves, Perumcry
Fancy Articles, Sc, &c
IL Clocks, Watches and ,JeweIry repaired
and warranted. GEORGE Il. WRIGHT
Siaunion, Nov. 7, 1910
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12

o. A Washington letter in the New York Tr-
bune speaking Of the report of the Secretary of the
Treasury, says:
The Union will be satisfied to its hearts con-
tent as to the causes of the deficit OF twenty mil
lions of dollars, when the Report Of Mr.. Meredith
is laid before the public. Nothing is left to doubt
or conjecture, but the whole matter is made so plain
and clear that he who may read Tile Polk
Administration caused the entire deficit and it will
be so tightly fastened upon them that even the su
perior abilities ofthe Editors of the Union will fail
in mystifying the matter in the least. If the sum
required to make up the deficit for the fiscal years
of 1850 and SOL does not exceed I'Uenty Millions
4 shall be most agreeably disappointed.
Mr.. Meredith has devoted very large space to
the Iron and Coal interest of the country He COW
sers some 25 or 30 pages Of manuscript with this
branch of his report alone, and has accumulated a
vast amount 3f statistical and other information in
support of extending increased and adequate proec-
hion toward these industrial branches. He demon
straes the absolute necessity for specific over I'D
vaorem duties in affordng that protection and also
shows that the Tariff Of duties upon both Iron and
Coal must be materially enhanced 10 prevent these
immense interests being entirely destroyed in com
petition with the foreign scale of duties. The Ian
gnage of the report is easy, and may say beauti-
fuI, and will 90. fW-Ueyy. fW-toward removing
much Of the prejudice that has been gotten up a.
gainsL the selection of Mr.. Meredith over Hon. Alb
bolt Lawrence.
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NAW BOOK So

GBl' CGWAN his jae: received iron, lSew.
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore a large stock
OF books and fancy articles. Animals from rs cers TO
~ Handsomely bound volumes of Poems from 81
cents to 81 IuppeT's ProverbiaI Philosophy from
80 cents 10 81; Macanlay's History of England, va
rous editions Macaulay's, SCOTS. Carlyle's Sid
ney Smiths and Wilson's Misceanies. Fine H.
Illustrated editions Of the Vicar of Wakefield. Paul
and Virginia, and The Arabian Nights; Albums: a
very large assortment OF Juvenile Works Can and
Letter Paper; Black, Blue and Red Ink Drawino
Paper; Bristol Boards; Fine Drawing Pencils.
&c
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12
SAKE OF BOOTS AND ass o1sS.

X BOXES, Thick sole for Men;
3 do, Kip ard Calf do;
Z do, Youth and Boys, cheap;
: do, Water proof, double sole, for Men;
do, Cork Solo
do, Coarse Bro9ans for servants. ali sizes;
do, Fine Cali and Kip Shoes do, do;
Z do, Buffalo and Gum Over shoes for Men
and Boys. and every thing necessary To keep you
warm and dry in winter. Call quick and make a
selection. opposite the Post Office, on Main Street,
where YOU can always get the hes, bargains
ID. NJ. HUFFMAN.
Stanton, Nov. n, lSl9.
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l2l2AD AND OONsIlDlsia 8 3
GRAND ARRIVAL OF READT.MlDE CLOTHING;

'ESliE Proprietors of the Baltimore Cheap Cloh
= arg Store. will challenge any other establish
ment in their line Of business, that they will sell
any kind Of Clothing 25 per cent cheaper thar
can be bought between this place and New York;
Gentlemen will do us the favor TO call and exam
inc our stock of WINTER CLOTHING before
purchasing elsewhere, which they will find to their
advantage.
Oar stock consists in rart Of large assormens
of Overcoats-C loaks-Coth. Dress, Frock and
Sack Goats, ofdilcrent colorS-C assinetand Tweed
Coats-Fine Black Doe skin and Fancy Cassi
mere Pants-Corduroy, Black and Fancy Cassinet
ditto-Back and Fancy Vests-W ooen, Plaid
and other kinds of Winter Vess-with general
and full assortment of fancy dress articles usually
Kept in a Clothing Stcre, such as Urlershiris,
Drawers, Shirts, Cravats, fIandkerchiefs, Boots,
Umbrellas SIX and }ur Hats, and splendid
stock Of Caps. Our sincere thanks are due to tho
public for their kind patronage, and we solicit a
continuance of the same.
n. B.--We want 700 customers to buy our
Winter stock Of Clothing.
&C. Store Room in The Basement Of the Virginia
Hotel, next door 10 the Law Office of Baylor 6,
Coiner. WALDEAUR s. POLLiTZ.
StauntOn Oct u 1910.
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land STILL TEiEY GOMEZ

HgARE s STERRETT have just received by
express from Philadelphia, lot Of CASSi-
MERES AND YESTlNGS ofthe latest AROMA.
Also, fresh supply of Over Coat Cloths suitable
for the present season, all Of which will be made
up in the latest style, and on terms that cannot fail
to please.
Staunlon, Dec. II, 1910
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ADDITIONAL DRY GOODS

WHITE & CO, have just received Bed Tick
Ings, Blankets, Cashmeres, Blue and Gold
CaIicoes, Velvet Trimmings, Al Brown Sheeting,
"A Brown 0snaburgs, Capes, Collars, Laces,
Neck Ribbons, Aipaccas, Lusres, SC, Sc, for
sale on lowest terms.
Stauntou, Dec. II, 1910.
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'Ehe butch have taken III ul\an0!

'E'HASG are the times in which men look for the
- dolngs of the world and general information ,d
the Press, which is, by the-by, the true PATHFINDER
Tor business men, well as those who wish IN make
every Penny count most for themselves. This be-
ing The order of the day, the undersigned wish To
Keep with the current, and at the same time give
The reader good hint which path To travel TO make
his money count most A few good reasons will
satisfy the reader al once why ii is that they can
and VIII sell any gentleman suit of Ready made
clothing, from the cUmmonest every day suit TO n
line Sunday and superfine wedding suit cheaper
than any other establishment. In the first place,
then, they are able 10 sell cheaper than other
establishments, because they are well acquainted
WIFE their business. They buy and sell for Cash,
and know when and where and how To purchase
their goods. Goods well bought are half sod''
Even ii they had no advantages over any one in
their line of business they can still undersell them
because they require no large profits make up for
large expenses They attend tn their business them
selves, and therefore incur bu. small expenses COM
parailvely speaking, in carrying the same. They
sell their Goods for Cash, and therefore require no
large profits to make up for loss sustained by credit
sales No one will doubt that the Cash system.
together WIFE small profits is the best mode Of deal
ing and most advantageous TO the purchaser If
any one doubts this, he will be convinced of is
truth by calling at the CLOTHING AND VA
! RlEIY STORE, Corner Of the Virginia Hotel,
where he will fnd large assortment of all kinds
OF Ready made Clothing, for Men ard Boys wear.
Suc' as CiodhS, oFef-IoalS, rock, Sack business
! and Dress Coats, Pants and Vests of all descrip-
tons, WooIlen Under shirts and Drawers, all kinds
| OF Shirts. Collars, CrGvats, HANDKERCHIEF Goves
| Caps and Hats, together with some fancy articles;
al! OF which they VIII with pleasure exhibit for ex
animation to those who call upon them Their pr-
ces are such will salty every one that thisis The
place to buy Fall and Winter Clothing. The sub
scTihers take tins occasion to tender TO the public
their thanks for the liberal patronage which they
have thus far received, and respectfully solicit 4
continuance Of the same.
FRANK s Co,
Corner Room Virginia Hotel Buildings.
Staunton, Oct 10, iSl0-3m
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ALEgAWACS FOR 1850.

-, The Dutch English, German, Virginia, Family
Christian, ard Presbyterian Almanacs; Gold Pens.
Silver Pencils; Blank Books, of all kinds; Waters.
Sealing Wax. GuilIs, Steel pens. India Rubber.
&c ~ Wall paper, new style. Note Paper, and
Envelopes very large assortment; Note paper will
Porte Monies. Sc. Sc fine Copying Press
S;aunton, Nov q. 1870.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12
Bgosyn's H.Eaa5aaacgal 6or Egorxcs

a CERTAIN cure for most diseases with which
horse may be troubled viz: Poll Evil, Ring
bone, ColiargaIs, Saddle gals, Snake bites Sprains,
strains. fisula, Bites of insects, Swnnev, and
sores oil all kinds. 1t has also been found efficient
IN Rheumatism, Bruises, Old Sores Cuts and burns.
prepared and sold by DIR. BERKELEY.
Druggist Main Street
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12

PosTAeE.-The recommendation of Mr.. Col
amer, the Postmaster General, that The convey
ance by the mails of public documents and letters
ranked by Members of Congress should be paid for
by special appropriation, seems to be vrrv inst
and proper. The item so provided for nigh. l,eil
be cassed among the contingent expenses of each
House.
The documents and letters ranked annually bv
Members of Congress would yield to the DEPART
Inent, if postage were paid upon them, upwards of
seven hundred thousand dollars. This large sum
is actually tax upon the private correspondence Of
citizens.
The reduction of postage on letters to the uni.
form rate Of five cents, proposed by the Postmas-
Tor General, will meet with general favor through
obt the country. If the Thanking privilege is COM
buhdsnt revenue baltimore ,1paerican.
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AGENTS.

G5- WIN. w. FLEMING, Esq, of Monterey, High.
land County is authorized agent for the Spectator
05- Col. GEO. w. Hull, of Mcdowell, Highand
County, is an authorized agent for the Spectator.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12
Attention, TslaclIsusidEss +:

A j THE Hardware Store You will find fine
assortment Of Anvils. Vises, Bellows, Sc, of
the best manufacture. ALSO Cast. Shear, Ger
man, Crowley English and American Blister Steels,
Square, Round and Tire Iron Stocks and Dies
Screw plates Hoop and Sheet IRON; Files Rasps,
SC, SC All Of which are offered at low prices.
Call and See. GEORGE r.. PRICE.
Near Virginia Hotel.
Staunton, Nov. GS, fS4q
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O z Z " U A q Y.

DIED, within hours of each other, near Mt Sidney
on Monday the 10Th u., of Chronic Group MARY NAN
cY and w 81. ALLISON children of Mr.. Charles X. HYDE
the former aged 10 years III months and l9 days. the
latter years and 10 days.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-12

M ESSRS. WHITE s, Co, are now receiving
AVE- and opening in Waynesborongh, large and
carefully selected stock of Drugs, Med r.
lclnes, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuils and all e7EEsss
the Patent Remedies Of the age
The necessity and convenience of such Eg
an establishment to !he citizens ard &fs1as
those residing in the vicinity of Waynesborp' must
be manifest 10 every ore. We, therefore hone thai
by keeping a Full assortment, Selling lo,o and
strict attention to business to he amply sustained bv
the public. A. S. WHITE s., co
=, Next door below John Wayt, Esq.
November Is, 1919.
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NEW GOODS
AT THE OLD STAND OF GREEN ( CO..


'EHIlE subscriber respectfully announces to hit
Il friends and the public. that he is now receiv-
ing and opening his Fall and Winter supply OF
GOODS selected with great care in the Northern
Cities, 20 which he invites ton,
feeling assured that he can please in style, quality
and price. His stock embraces IN part the follow
ing articles, viz
TOR GENTEEMCN.
Super. Blue, Black. Brown, GRAY and Drab Beaver
ana riot Cloths Black, Brown, Cinnamon, Drab and
owe French and Eng Cassimeres Superior Bdc.
Black and Fancy French Cloths and Cassineres;
Black Satin. Fancy Black. Brown and Drab silk ana
Cashmere Ncstngs Black and Fancy Crayats Black
aud Coorcd Kid aud Beaver Gloves; Superior Silk.
Meri@o aud Lambs Wool Wrappers aud Drawers:
&c., &C., &c.
FOR LADIES.
Superior Black Grod Rhine, Chameleon Checked a,d
Figured Silks and Satins; Superior Maroon Drab:
Green. Brown and other colorcd Mcrinoes: Printed
Cashmeres and Mouselancs of superior style and
quality; Black, Brown Maroon and Drab Australian
cloths aud Apaccas; Extra Super French Canes;
from S3 TO $i2 each: Extra Super French Collars;
from IL i-2 cts toS3; Embroidcr red and Plain Mode
and other Shawls; French Clcaking Cloths and Fan
cy Figured Fianncls for Sacks; Handsome Scarfs and
Meek ties, in great variety; Fancy Coorcd Vevets
and SatinS, Tor ionncts Genuine Thread Mecklin,
and Black Silk Laces, (beautiiul variety y Black
SIX Nli't; 90 cents to 5 so, also Kid and Beaver
aud Mantua Ribbons, SC &c
FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
Elack and Brown Cotton and Linen Shcetnps Mar.
sciies Quilts Spreads Blankets Flanncls, Linseys
TiGkngs, furntnre Dn'i,y: White Goods, Frmges,
Cacoes Carpcting, Rugs, Mats, SC, Sc. with MANY
oiher articles unnecessary 10 cnumcratc.
DO not forget so call at GREEN s. Co.'S. Old
stand wneTe You will always find the cheapest
and pretiies, goods
n B.-Always on hand large stock Of Hard
ware Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
Il. n. GREEN,
Successor to GREEN & Co:
Siaunlon Oct s. lS49.
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40 Gilders, Eaaaaaaers aud Arcis9s.

40 GitSaeEs, Painters and Artists.
'he subscriber offers for sale beautiful article
VI CcLiJ fA'N /, which may be used either
for Writing, Gliding OF Painting. 1t can be nsed
In Sign Painting gliding Picture Frames. and
with one half the cost of Gold Leaf; also, in orna
mental Painting, writing in Albums or in other
kinds OF Fancy Work executed with brush or pen.
Nov. 81, 1910.
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A T9IS,UI9 l,7R e1rTDro7,17

a @lADL8 N7T SUPPLY
ar Ladies' and Gentlenen's black and fancy Kid
~ Gloves, Lady's twisted SILK Mis- and En-
broidered SILK Gloves. Blue, Green and Cherry
CoIored Silks for Innings, Book and Swiss Nous
Inns, and fine white Cambrcks. Muslin and Cam
brick luserlings, Muslin and Calnbrick Edgngs.
Irish aud Bobbn Laces and Edginms, Linen and
Tread Edglngs. COWNE s. BROOKE.
November e, lSl9.
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NEW wlNEER AND cHRISYYss,aass SUPPLE

White & Co. have just received
Sn SIDES Sole Leather,
Wv so Sacks Salt,
2 iogsheads Molasses,
Barrel Mackerel,
80 Kegs Nails,
20 Bags Rio Cn1ee,
10 Bags Old Java,
Cases Cheese,
Ton and English Tyre,
Boxes Best Virginia Axes,
Strap and Hoop IRON,
Boxes Adamantine Candles,
8 Barrels Crushed Sugar,
Black and Green Teas, Crackers, Sc, &c.,
for sale on the best terms
Stanton, Dec. - lS49
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w1NTEa1NG HOP sns.
-@NSG

'H'l!ll subscriber is prepared to winter from fifty
II to sixty head of H0RSES, oh good Meadow
Hay charges low. also wish to purchase 70
head of Stock Cattle. Address, Middlebrook, Au-
gusta County, Va. WIN. KERR.
December ~ lSio-.31