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ia Card for the Ladies' oriy.-Ladies snf-
fssing from No. mites 20 her r~E cs1 conn
d-osy consult Dr. LvTESER ~ his ccc, - Eesi ,oai'
NAV. N Y, where references ana ies IN MAS csn -
s-en Letters prapsG and containing e. viii secure ~
e. stteudsnce IN Inc city OEcs from until II,
40 ron La,iI O. daily IL B.-Dssfnsss also cured.
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NEW BOOKS.
WILL BIZ PUBLISHED ON Wednesday Morning
w NORWOOD
Or. LIFE on TrE PRAIRIE.
a r. - NeS NDv-
~ $40 HrNTLtSF
Auihof ~ t0e Mysteries and .efles of he- York.
Price - ce1s
srOih-f new ~ he sstto5 Il Valentine YOI the
Neuwiloquist THE STEWARD.
Tale OF Real Life
.. X CocAT0N, Esg.
TIE shove worn ~ probah be received by next
sr and will he teamed forthwith. by
Is q We BURGESS. = Ann-.t
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JUST PUBLISHED
NO one IN fNATT5 NArlOHAL 81 SINESS Di-
INRECTORf. showing ms nsma -nd location OF every
Pos Ton, tsiDfice and Postmaster In ID. Unitrd
satos ar revised from the official Government
Records Ihs uum o. 10 an a4mo<i invaa=bs guide 10
business men should Ne me hanfs OF every cOTfes
poraeaI Ia the cugLify sOii. <holesae ard feta by
5rRINGER n TOWNSEND.
" LONG BROTHER,
DEWITT DAVENPORT
W y BURGESS,
ard boob 81. OF. generally. Price 3 cens. M ~
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WM. " SHIRLEY, A1saosssr
,On PaChAGB- A,D Lots Nv y

wa " SHIRLEY, A1eaonssf -
S0O PiCkAGB- hs rDS LnTTssy Nv
CHINA-THCRsOAF, Dec. ., 81 10 1esoes, al ~ sss-
..as catalogue sale 10 ifsds lot. 81 psesssss sss.d
slte CLAIM snd erg "a 15e vines 6seaoteTs. essftss
bowls. &. Also bias printed, EDGED dipped and &c
.us Cams cur dsesatr0 ard I.nsy goods, on credit
80 a. Is L.
WM MCCORMICK A1enonssr.
INMATE LIBRARY TUEsDAY,s 1t 10 o'eiocs
ala spruce o. viii Be sold Ibs iersry belonging 10
~ Isls p. J. s'mpsoo, deeeassd The eo.iseu0n IN
,,xrs. sous vausbs and books 10 lhs various de
oaytnsnu OF Literature, ell Ia haadsDus bLdiDg 1bsy
csn be sHsmlned oa aO,day ~ IL
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NsrRAYsD-Fr0z Ws.h, s "a BALE eoaas .
49, tsS5rTig9 ~ J1COB REiSHE kD
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- rs A. Thidyenh-sg between SIZE sAd SS's-
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- s--rra.iiy -.ys the -osl distressing ess-s o.
-. ~ ~ nervous srecr0cs Sner-f0re recon
III 900. ,rns 2 I'D - ~ 70 ~ita as As-1r-ncs
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l1raed 81 seat ey IA -. ThIaoT "a ayTk 80.
- 10 Sas..u-sl Ask f0f WsIIs Aeryoas Anldos-
A, - "A ik-rs 10 living God. believe u 10 sSsss
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LAUGH AND GROW FAT.

LAUGH AND GROW FAT.
WILL BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW morning, n
w new edition Of Or Valentines Comic Lectures
Price 81 cfufa
4 Budget u vi and liumor or, Hosseis Of Mrlh for
the Melancholy certain rur- flF ih- Blues" .rt
oiaer omp pisirg comic lectures
hGsts fsses. aoses, mouths snrrnl msg1eusm, &c with
s0@cren- Of ~ trans icuOns OF Asrned sorieuos
deluesous ~ eccentric chararfers comic songs &c kc
Bg ~ NAenune, The fkvori.e Ge iuealor Of eccerrc
rhsrscars Iuftrsied 'Tith t~rvs portsln Published
BY w BURGESS, Il An--tL and ior 'ss by the boos
- lars
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- FOB SALE or TO l. ET-yeTy desirao.s rsT
= ihr- story Ncshouses sitnatrd 90 zoe rorh f'r
- u F~rngy-s rA-sg betWe-n fo1rth aDr b@kIuE tcn
ava Possession inmstiAtsly. Apply ~ DAFisONi -
Broadway between Twelfth ard Thrteerth sls rsi; sdr
or s.ssan-st room Oa- ~ lhsss hous-s viii % y
and pert rsssineS asa irrishe- - owner and oos,o
sih tie family. s-S w
- WaNTED-To is.se FOR cne or more years ffon
q. rri rerL 4 moderate sized 1oot- Win iol or
q Of lsId 10 pleasant ioea.,on VIM oe
h1--'s -s@ by ral!rosd from Newton dadsyo hlsef
ssss'
- TO LET-Wlth Immediate poisessioa ne s22tI
& usri End beck basement Of dwelling bclsS = AL
- o. embracing seven rooms N CON PioS1 O.a7i' -
-ookir grange Croto1 Ustes, o-lhirF fSOh' &c -
SIS Tie premises nay Dc tee2 On nq3F.ng a. 800
SINAI family desired -
a. To RENT-PlsasssG rooms wi.h use q si'ehsr
"a. I'D range IN 3 neal cOsLase house - Ahio-s-
c354s-
ezYOSkER- PROPERTY FOR SALE --1-l.Z
- acras u lsud together OF N parce % nF7
- u-zrd siusS- zile scutn y nc vl..Ass n.snt
In mi ding sites with river -ieS for fnfsa5f .n.S
lsrs ApPyto = HIM. " ne gcost q,
u. -
GLANDS FOX SALE IN HAMILTON CO.
81 re foic-ng iots situAtsd n bfOrnf lfssI 20
49, numbered ca as nap r. IS A. - - J. - .
"a 20 g. = l. a. L. For .1fns, &c lsg41s o. = ..
o. The 5TelriBes
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- fuR SALE Two 0Gc. s1rscs. jitory And
- hsierenI ~ith store frons 10 each 3 4 fIonl -
feet dep, ots 25Elel, on the -@-l sife q E-srIl
sve1u- b8sv--- Fo'fyseventh and F'r;y III ss is
iaished bulk BY tsys TOrE, and nni.t-d IN M p@'
LanErr. with green lds Too 'front.' s6e-Vak u,ggod
5 me Hudson X ger Rsirost IN sso8rishing nsghb0r
10ot Tsftns liberal Aso Ot 90 Toe soioiting o.orE
Ex0o iecuire Tie buil1ngs, or Fl Sintn-ayerne -
.~s-n Thirty fourth and Thirty mn IS Of C. c. ELLIS
-
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DOWERs'H t.--IhE okEth
4 SLAVE, USHER BOY PkOsskPifg add GIN
JACKSON COMPRISING four or The rost 5=a1ufal U0fss
Il shis Sou por exhibiting or MS sxcusi's ben
a. Al "a. Gallery " O1 h1-rs L7esom boiidnZ,, oss
Broadway ~.
Toe.e ~orss lOgsgher win inc pictures OF h9 bes, Ole
masters form The choices. and nosi Instructive COLLECTOR
N IN worn. VI al syef on0gsht 10 Lhis county
A3ntgADcs IS cens; s@ssDn rcfets ~ cents Opsr
-, % a - ,ntI 10 y IA % isd
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AAGNlFICENF EXHIBITION.
EN ERs'3
eEGNp oRiGisAL, SiclSric sERIgs 90
MOVING PAHoRAmAS,
Nov OPEN EVERY EVENING". tors shou s@sscp
lNprevious 10 being exhibited IN London, al
sTOPPANPS PANORAMA HALL.
Broadway, corner OF wslkerst. They are painted On
aeo FEET or CANVASS,
being by several thousand feet The sgssI painting 10 The
WILLIAAsBUKoH,
firP RIVER,
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
The awful and magnificent scene OF the
Aston OPERA.HOUSE RIOT.
The grand and sublime spectacle ~ tho Burning OF he
Pt Thaster They have oeen nearly hree years In pre-
S6ooo DOLLARS
Doors open Al 81 o'clock Panorama moves al y pre-
cssy Admi ssion IS children ander ten year. Of
AZ. half price d3 3lsA
GEOLOGICAL HALL,
No ~ BOWERY.
~ c. QUICK, Manager This establishment 10 now
VI open for the and will Do found 20 contain the
largesI and most complies collection OF
WILD BEASTS AND BIRDS
exhibited "a America and including many rsro and
stAing novelties spsndid performance viii be given
n es aud othsr snias Mr. Brooksw enter Tho dsns
Of rous and tigers Admission 3 cents children under
'gPM MI sn
ALLEN DODWUR TH's CONCERT,
Al the Ts5srnacie, SATURDAY EVENING De-. Is
WI 81 ass'stsd ~
Mics JULIA NORTHALL,
Nc II. c TlMM, and
DODwORrH5 CORNET BAND.
Tickets 81 cents TO be- had the music stores aud n
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=
Ladder mpasy No held At the Truck Hcuse, On the
riorning OF n sfer returning fol he nre In
Tweuiy-trrtst Gas HOuoe, on motion. FkTEk MANN
WA ca The Chsir, and }. REHLES was sppoiai-c
Secretary On mO:ion
R,ssed TcGi ,c-3er mos; sincere thsnt' TO our
worthy Foreman NJ w LAcOUs, for tns liberal su ?
ply Of refreshments Furnished ~ ne sbo.- are
PETER MANN, Chairman.
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CD ~ Tenth Anauat bail OF the hibeIoian
- ~. y Society will be Eed 81 Csstl- harden %
THTuESDAY EVENING, Decerherf T. 1919 The pro
81 ceeds Z ms ~ - iyrme- occasions WI he c-voiet
ihefeTe rev pon The liberal scppor OF ge1erons puo-
- 10 cary ont their char;-hle Intentions No 3snt vii
- .rsr~o % r-1osT his Ba c=la noi s1peo 70 AZ
M M. syeiety's t,Tmer bsIl. A. DILLON Ch.irnln.
4 SHAsKEY, sec ~. III 0As
- wigs aud T0upces.-bAToH-Les; ceeofseo
Wy Factory IL 81 WAlsi whore si A. times can b,
Gn,l the sreesi assortment 10 he city Strangers AZ
eizeua should cal ard Judge .cf Themselves h-fore pa
rhssing elsewhere bATcEsi"as newly invented VIE
- C. ,bs .ddr-.. mVtf NWtrr
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-11
DOCTOR LIE R0Y'S
SarSapariILG and MID Cherry
DRRTS
PILLS.

Are the only pills now in use that are approved by
the Medical Faculty. DIR. Hastings of London, in his
celebrated work, ''Hastings Consumption, says:
"Whcn the action of the Naphtha Syrup is followed by
costveness disarrangement of the bowels know Of
no medicine superior to DIR. LIE Roys Pills. Their
ton is gentle, yet powerful that while the patient,
who the lowest state of health, experiences not
the least Inconvenience from their operation, being
troubled with the least nausea, gripping pain yet the
work of purgng and purifying the system carried
pills that no, ony purify the ,Is
at the time strengthen and tone it. This great
effect ascribe the Of the extracts
of SarsaparilIa and Wild Cherry, which DR.. lie Roy
has happily effected in these pills." Sec Hastings
on Consumption, page 6l last London edition. They
have also received the unqualified approval of the best
physicians in the United States.
o. Price % cents per Box. A. d. WREN, Agent,
Staunton, Va.
October IS lS4S.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Ut Private Safe.

VINHIE undersigned offers for sale the TRACT
Il OF LAND upon which he resides, in the
county of Albemarle. This estate lies in the South
Garden, immediately upon the S,aunton and James
River turnpike, thirteen miles from Scot,sville
and fifteen from Charlottesville. 1t contains about
1900 A0@lSSS
and may be conveniently divided into two tracts,
with comfortable accommodations for family upon
each tract. The Mansion House is large and con-
venient, in good repair, and is surrounded with
cry convenient out house, barns, stables, &c.
The land lies remarkably WELL is of the best quail
ity OF red mountain soil. and admirably adapted to
the production of all the staples peculiar to that re-
gion. Clover and gyPsom have been long and sue
cessiully used, and most OF the land is in highly
improved condition. It's adaptation to the growth
grass, with the large quantity of creek bottom of
the highest fertility, which it contains, the abun-
dance ofpure streams by which it is watered, would
enable the owner readily and proftably to convert
1t into grazing farm, whilst its peculiar fitness for
the growth of corn, would give him abundant means
Of fattening large number OF cattle. also offer
for sale the :ract recently purchased from j. b.
Hart, Esq, upon the banks of James River. and
Immediately adjoining the town of Scottsville.-
This tract contains
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$50 ACRES.

and is one Of the most profitable estates of its size
in the county, in the highest state Improvement
fifty acres lhereofin timothy meadow, which yields
much larger profit than any other land with which
am acquainted. In fact, the meadow alone has
for several years past paid profitable per centage
upon the amount asked for the whole estate The
Improvements have been erected within few years
past, Of the best kind, in good repair, with ecc,y
convenience for the accommodation of family
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is upon high
hill, perfectly FREQ from infection, commanding an
extensive view of the river and other beautiful
scenery by which it is surrounded. Ii would sui,
professional gentleman, the town already en-
joys large trade, which must necessarily be great
ly increased, should the very favorable prospects
which exist for McAdam plank road to Siaun-
ton, be realized. Purchasers are invited to view
these estates, as am determined to sell at fair
price. The first estate will be shewn, during my
absence, by my manager, and the last by j. b.
Hart, Esq. For TERMS &c, during the extra SEES
sion of the Legislature address the subscriber (post
pad) at Fauquer Springs, after the close of the SEES
sion, at GarlaEd's, Albemarle.
WILLIAM d. HART
June 90, 1S49-4w.
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EAG0N'S PILLS.

MY PILLS are offered to the public with the utmost
WI confidence in their beneficial effects, and in their
curative properties Such is their salutay action upon
the Stomach and Liver, well upon the general sys
TEN, when properly applied that they certainly merit
an extensive share public patronage There few
OF the diseases to which the human is incident,
that will not be removed by fair and pcr.eyerng
of these Pills.
As a female medicine they are nvauablc-as many
would be willing to testify. Living they do in the
general, sedcntary life dose taken occasionally will
impart new life and vigor to the system. One Of the
Pills taken each night until their operation sufficient
ly secured, short time previous confinement will
be attended with the most salutary effects.
JOHN EAGON.
Brooksvilie, Feb. 16 iS4S.
For sale by ESKRIDGE & CUSHING, Staunton, Va
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GREEN DRESS GOODS.

GREEN s. CO., have just received supply
-" Of very handsome GREEN BARAGES, and
MOUSELAINS-also French Worked Capes,
Black Silk Mitts, common and superior Black Silk,
Cold. Kid Gloves, to which they invite the atten-
ton of Ladies.
Staunton, May 80, lS40.
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PATTERSON'S
.EISTis' of Health,

TIE most certain ard eGectual remedy snogn Jor
LIVER COUPI.4LNT, DYSPEPSIA,
AGUE MD FEVER,
md all Bilious Complaints.
PREPARED ENTIRELY FROM VEGETABLE MATTER.
TI,HE ELIXIR OF HEALTH has been extensively
used for more than fifteen years past, and it's pres
cnt popularity furnishes the highest evidence that could
be demanded Of IFS superior Curative properties.
With view TO mectthc demand, arrangements arc
being made prepare it in such quantities. as TO keep
a supply always on hand.
FOR sale only by WREN & FISHER, Staunton, Va
April IL. lSi9.--G
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CERTIFICATE.
CONSUMPTION
DIS.4RyUED OF IT'S TERI ORS.
DR.. HASTIN
romnouud Svpun of Napbtha.

DE. HAsTiNes' CoMPoUSo SvRUP or NAPHTBA.-
The great Remedy for Consumption, Decline, Asthma,
Splitting Of Blood Night Sweats, Husky Throat, Vast
iugofbc Flesh, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and all dis
cases Of the Chest and Lprgs.
This celebrated preparation is pleasant the taste
and is speedy in its operations that patients plainly
feel its good effects in MINUTES after taking the
first DOSE.
None genuine without the Hriten Signature Of NJ
A. +. HARRISON on the wrapper.
1Pricc dollar bottle. Six bottles for five dol
lars. ID. WREN, Sole Agent for Stanton, Va.
October Is, 1913,
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LATEST ARRIVAL,

VuNHE subscriber has just received large supply
Il OF FRESH CANDIES Figs, Cocoanu,s,
Almonds, Raisins, &c., which he will sell Oh most
reasonable terms.
-ALSO-
A firsLrate article of ALBANY ALE, and a
few more of those No. | Brandy Peaches. which
are warranted to suit the taste of the most fastidi
Gus epicure. Call and see
SAMUEL STERLING.
Staunton, May l6, 1919.
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LOOK AT THIS!
New Spring & Summer Goods
1t .NcDOsCell's Corner,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE,
STAUNTON, VA.

M ORRfS SsGOODE have received their new
A'A stock of Spring and Summer Goods, compris-
ing the most extensive assortment they have ever
offered in the markets all Of which they will sell at
most reduced prices. 4hey respectfully ask call
omIpurchasers both in Town and Country. Their
assortment is new and complete, and as cheap as
could be desired. At all times they are in the
ket for such produce as the country affords, and
will allow the highest PRICES.
Staunton, May l6, lS49.
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NOTICE.

A the undersigned will discontinue the sale ii
"A Liquor, they will in order to close off at once
their stock on hand, offer it by the Barrel at great
ly reduced prices. Their stock consists OF Wits
key, Rum, French, Apple and Peach Brandies,
Malaga, and Madeira Wines. Purchasers will do
well to avail themselves of this opportunity to Sc
cure the great bargains offered them.
BROWN s. FULKS,
Opposite Morris s. Goodies
Staun,on, May Is. IS4o.-m
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NIRGINIA:-At a Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery held for Bath County, on
the 10Th day of April, 1910,
Benjamin Erwin-Plaintif,
AGAINST
Thomas Campbell and Edward Erwin, Executors
Of Robert Erwin, decd. defendants.
The Defendants, Robert Curry and Leonard
Herring, not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the act of Assembly
and the Rules of this CoDr and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that they not Inhabitants
of this Commonwealth: On motion Of the Plaintiff
it is ordered, that the said Defendants appear here
on the first Monday in July mex. and answer
the Plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
Staunfon, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this County
Copy-Tes;e,
CllAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
May I6, 1849.-2m.
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ing on the North Fork of the James River,
three and half miles north Of Lexington. 1t con-
tains about
500 ADIllNSs
two-thirds of which are cleared the remainder is
finely tmbered. 1t is situated in bend ofthe Riv-
er, which forms more then half its boundary, lies
well, with southern exposure and about 40 Acres
OF Bottom. The greater portion Of the land is rich
and in fine condition much Of it is now in clover,
and produces remarkably well any of the products of
this country. l. is within ID miles of the James
River Canal, and small keel-boais carrying from
90 to 6O barrels of flour, run in two or three days
from the Farm to Lynchburg which place is 40
miles distant. Its Improvements are very comfort
able, consisting of the usual buildings necessary to
comfort and farming. A public road leading to Lex
lngton, which is fine country market, runs by the
farm, and an excellent arch bridge now being com
pleted across the river near the house on the said
road, makes the farm perfectly accessible at all
times. The farm is very desirable ono, and the
undersigned wishing TO sell in order to settle up his
business, it can be had on very liberal terms. 1t
will be slewn by his son, who lives on it, Ad-
dress-Lexington, Virginia.
n. HARRIS.
Nav 10, lS49-tf
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LAND FOR SALE.
WILL sell at private sale the Farm on which
=. now live, in Randolph County, Va, in which
80 A0lRINSo

SIW AVNAS9
between 50 and 100 Acres are cleared and on which
there is tolerable good DWELLING HOUSE,
some other buildings and an Apple Orchard. About
81 Acres are fine river bottom the remainder of the
improved Land is good Wheat upland 1t lies four
miles from Beverly, the County seat of Randolph
County, Immediately on the Staunton and Parkers-
burg Turnpike, well situated for Tavern Stand
Also, lUO Acres of Mountain Land Immediately
adjoining it, the whole together will make good
grazing Farm. | will give great bargain to a
purchaser. For Terms, inquire a! the Office oi
the Stanton Spectator, to the subscriber, Bsy-
erly, Randolph County, Va.
June 20. IS49-7w
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Four Hundred Acres,

about third cleared land and under fence GOOD
DWELLING HOUSE, and other necessa-
ry buildings, and which was occupied and used as
a TAVERN STAND many years, by John Nc
Ciung in his lifetime, convenient to mountain range
and other conveniences. Any person wishing To
purchase will no doubt come and view the piemi-
ses and satisfy himself 1t will be shewn to any per-
son by John Sloan, Esq, who resides close at hand.
will give bargain and make the payments SO as
TO suit the purchaser.
VIM II. McCLUNG.
May %, lS49.-tf
05- Rockingham Register will copy and charge
w. ii. M.
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L.4eN.ED FOR S.REE.

OFFER my Plantation for sale. which lies on
the Turnpike Road leading from the Warm
Springs to Harrsonburg, about eight miles from
the Warm Springs and two miles from Frazier's
Alum Springs, in the County of Bath, containing
ahout
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We WEIR v.
C0-PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have entered into an equsf
- Partnership for the purchase ard sale of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors and CounS
try Produce,
which they promise to sell on cheaper rates than
they can be procured elsewhere, in This market
They respectfully invite the public to give theh5
call, feeling satisfied that it will be to the inter-
est of both v. J. BROWN,
J. G. FULKS.
staupton, April 25, t842.-tf
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AUGUSTA
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

AaISS
Vy>HE undersigned having purchased this Esab
u lishment (abOut thirteen miles North West
"a from Staunton, and more common
feTs@} ly known as STANDINGS fsslf}f
EslEQ SPRINGS,) has made consid- IslQ
cradle repairs and is now prepared 10 receive COM
pany.
He deems it unnecessary to say any thing of the
valuable qualities Of the water, which were sufli-
GENTLY tested and proved while in the hands of its
former proprietor, or Of the beauty and healthful-
ness Of its situation at the base ofthe North Noun
tain, ID miles North West from Staunton, and a
bout 90 miles from Harrisonburg, on the Turnpike
road leading from the latter place to the Warm
Springs.
Every exer,ion will be made to give satisfaction
to all who may apply for accommodation, and his
terms will be liberal.
Board per day, ST. 90.
sc per week, 90.
&c per month, 20 90.
BAILEY SHUMATE.
June Is. 1S49.-2m.
E- Virginia Advocate viii please copy four
weeks and send account to this office.
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