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OF two DEGREES OF Charles county sitting cour q~I
e undersigned, trustee, viii sell before the bouss d
Port Tobacco Charles county, Maryland Thuday the lNh d
september next bewccn the hours Of and 5occck ne rs
land Inherited BY Mary r. Neae from her mother Nancy
and also that OF which the late Dr. Francis Neae died
together constituting the farm upon which the said Dr. Francs Na
lived and occupied the II hts DEATH called and known
"Goosc Creek, and containing xix hundred and my es
more less This farm has comfortable yelling, mn
stables, and AL the out houses II well wared
hmbered and convenient 20 navigation The land v IN
Of cultivation, and yields sbundan usual oducts OF the
mill. ~ i ...s I'll q.
Terms -Four hundred dollar. cash on the day ofsae Ss.r~
shereo and The balance IN hrec equal annual in.amen
cured by bond and security 10 be approved by the trustee
nerss, from the day % sale. Upon the o the whole
purchase money tho authorised convey the
purchasers the title Of the said Mary ". Nesle and the late
Fsncis Nese 70 the psises subject 20 ne
Ia ~ $3.50. ~, y. ss,s ~ 1917 snss ~ ~ ~ Sas
and unincumbered. .-..
Aug 2e-1swfw N. STONEsTREET, Tw"'.
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CARD.-JOHN II. GIBBS would take this opportunity
his most heartfelt and sincere thanks 70 hts friends and
citizens Of Washington and It's vicinity who for die thirteen
have 80 literally and kindly aoned him in his business Of
National Hotel At the time, he
ofcanying following branches
former occupation dressing and curing dyeng,
where gentlemen and ladies win npd rooms web and suitably adapt
their the above He
giving his undivided and personal attention.
future patronage Of his friends and the public
shall be his his deep
vo and appreciation Of such
be offered him in time
To ali those indebted street,
would respectfully that, hnding eligible make the
and would
that early settlement Of their
ensbe him clsc satisfactorily
The books Of the concen win Be found ~ e ncy
between s and lou
undertaking HIS viii be ready o the
Of about LIST Of October fi t
B. private ladies' and chiIdren cutting, kc
toupcs scap &C., always hand. Measures and
ders taken, and executed at the shortest notice.
Sept ls--6nf a..s.s4 4tF q t1Flis Il "a tls =. t- =
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New York Life Insurance Company
Office, No. 90 Val street, Nsw York.

uttHgG@.5 NORRIS FRANKLIN, president
SPERcER 4. BENEDICT, vice president. e6atHt#
PLISy FREEAAE, acuary Nsalaft.s
eompany conducted upon pnciple
upon principle feavng proportion Of the amount
the hands OF has gcauy
extended is business profits conferred ~ benefits Al e
least possible and outlay 10 insurers .as as n,
granted 10 visiting California
agency Washington comprehends the following ohcers
Wm Jones' NJ D medical examiner, corner OF and "a
onnoste Union Buildings rs@Nt n juno 2--n
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IOEaN M McCALLA, late second Auditor Of the Treas
Of claims on the govern
ment before Congress, the departments IN the setement
military accounts, agency business generally. ~
addressed him business should be post paid HIS OF
fee is at the OF 9th and Louisiana avenue
WAsnINeros CrrY, Apfijs-n
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mo All persons whom may concern-James Murphy
Irsma, is4s in the county o. Halifax and
Virginia. leaving personal cIe, 70 winch
cf kim fine left are entitled under the laws o. WIS
eina Said Murphy undersigned, bis widow, who admins
tered ON his entitled the his ut
mate distrbutee Of kin She takes this
forward and
tab superior right said otherwise she VIII
tina, ssch exist and will consider the properly as
own. t eks tS8s
Aua l--wlAr MARY A. MURPHY.
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DARTS MrLLTNERY-wiub he operea =. Mr.. a p,rter,. a,
Saturday, he sab instant 10 O'Clock m, sssorsmen
OF fall and winter millinery. eaaF tF No. HIl - 4
4 49,. PARKERs Persmsry and Fancy Store
Oct 4-m Penn avenue National Hotel.
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BURGOYNE d CO.,
BANKERS.

san FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
REysRKscEs IN WAsnseToN cITy.--Hon Thos. Butler King
Hon. VIM. M. Gwini Hon. J. q. Fremont
An o-ifdlm s#1 II sraaas
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ON the petition Of Daniel Leav C.bovs Massachusetts
IT % 70, s % from
Monday January merit O'Clock and all person.
nohed and show they have, why said
ordered also, published the RePube Intel
Gazette f6.asiph. tribune New YoIk Journal Providsnes
previous e hrs, Monday in January
"e" DE WITT G. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commi-sioncr Of Patents.
TO once, with paper containing this notice.
sept as-w3w
A MAeNIFIcENT PisnoJu., received, saraoe Lowell,
one Of ahe magnificent rosewood piano The style o. oa.
XIV i. volume sweetness. and purity Of Tone elasticity of
brought city exquisite wood, s.sorssy
instrument accompanied highest testimonials.
me Ss ss ss ss~
ing from saaS . $500
ons s. y. q %es
New music received every week. and sold low
'' ''i : ncH'D DAVIS,
Oct io-eoda Pennsylvania avenue.
CHOICE NEW GOoDs-ws invite the attention Of The lade.
especially the annexed styles and descriptions In
adapted exclusively TO their wear We have Just opened for
pieces style figured mou.-enc., quail
10 piece. medium grade mou..elines
y 90 90 ' 90 s;ss' in new pattern.
do solid cooed moussslne light biue, blue,
pink, cherry, CRIMSON and
pieces hne printed French nannels for ladies' dresses
In shawis, have received
20 rich cashmere long shawis
10 medium DO do
u white embroidered crspc shawis
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co.
James @. Berrst
WILL attend prosecution Of claims before Congress
w various erecsuve departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street., between ON and ION
------------------------- -----------------------
RO0xs from LendonIAst No. s.An Apology for the Sep
ID nagin. by y. w. Gnnhcd, NJ. A. vol, 1850. EF
Life and Times Of Leo the Tenth ny the London Tract Society
voi 1850 #I... 49, ~. ....s y. 5s.s.t.s. y
The od Pocket Commentary compiled nom Henry
Scott and other WRITER'S with explanatory and illustrative
notes. ! vol, 1850
Pyshssoan FCncns u.n.s,sa ny Thomas Taylor
tf t7la' EEst f,ts
The srs .is book: Of Homer. isd cree with inssp.sa
uan-stcn, line Tor line, and numerous notes. ] vol.
Johnsonf Modern Dairy and Cow Keeper. vol, 1850.
suachans Tables for Draining Land VOL, 1850.
Bnddon the Diseases Of the Horse aud Cow 1850
McCullochf Political Economynew and enlarged edition
1870 fh ''
Jus, imported from London direct by
Sept 70 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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sssc Is anS Be- further enacted Thai shall be hs a .
ore mall e L., he same - every sass q !.
bdas. nde,ins seasisa, susIsn:sss IoI sis
be provide The due celebrity, certainly, sseu,
.ssa % purchase out :, Jake az vsIsaoa Inc .es o. .s
any previous contractor Tor the same route" SIS s
bidders @ e careful @ ss.s s form. ana
proposals The mode b, which they Intend Convey l,
% and Msss s he % s w b s-s
steamboat railroad shs case may se and
ssysnse In al ohsr eases viii assigned % ds Dr.
posing the cheapest mode of transportation.
pRorosAI.s Tor e.rrylng .hs mail. % the u.l..
s1,s. ' % u cS 'ss
Si s ssss S ss
Route $50 Leave Rome, Gsoi. :, ? pm N weekly, mord
%.ss d sSSss i Iss ss s''e9 Sa' ss
Ashyile' Noun, Niles sp''nsvile Truss, and RosI
a TO Ey,os. sy sp m. mex. days ,aa miles; X
Friday, and TO- next days. II
No. s57e Tuscaloosa at g. weekly Tuesday Thu,
ny III Tiio a' MsMa'Is and Joue.eoro, .s,..
TO Eiyton, by6. am; next days 80 miles
And back hswsen O. an, Tuesday 4 thursday and saiu
~ 90, day and e nes' day. weekly o0a,,
py so. s Sasi Creek. Knoxville. Springfield an.
no Clinton, BY s. . M same days. a miles; s
And back. between q an Tuesday, Thursday and ssiu
day. at s. IN, same days
No $500 From Tuscaloosa at tweeky Monday wedne
by Norhpor, sip.ey Turnpike. Gordo, Reform Antioch
To Coiambus Mississippi, by II, M days. q
And back, be,weena N, Tuesday Thursday and s..s,
day and s. p ~, same days. .I
No s5s7 From Greensboro, a am, N weekly Monday w
By "f ISisw Square, kaw CLINTON easan, Ridge Hope
TO ca'a%sas. Mississ.pp y $ days, mills
And back, Between >, ! n. tuesday, THURSDAY, and ~
No. oa From Clinton Il ! m, weekly, Monday, "Wednesday
BY Mount Hebron Gainesville. seoober, Mssissipp, b
~ k Hs,s s4d p st S'ssa mel, days. 81 miles.
And back, between 4 m, Monday. "Wednesday and
Proposals o extend four miles TO Muckausky, with ONT
~ hour more tune for :s ps !, sr wss sIsd Monday
sS;::s ss;h .,. ~. ::
Ana L SsF y Tnarsa
No ,,o, p sr' ks s"S H. Gp NJ ~ Tues
BY 1 SsssnSass RiiisSoro' County Lne and Union
70 Hs. ts y 3 r asa ary e n sa.s. and s
prspo:sis % end 4 siSsky with TIM
No. $751; Herbert weekly, Monday. "wednesday
BY TalasSa, okubsehah, Daleviis, Pon,a, Lauderdal
Springs. and PenoIa, Alabama; ..g.fa
And back, ssiwssn I, N, Monday, Wednesday, and FL
pas a somsnc r. a. I'M miles further whou
additional; running tipie are invited.
NOTES.
should be by guarantee signed by o
responsible PERSONS In the following MANNER VIZ;
bis Lid for carrying the mail from 70 be accepted BY h'
Po,mnster Generals obligation prior the H
Day January with good and sufficient suree TO pen
service proposed.o Ess
This should bc accompanied by certificate OF postmaster
equivalent testimony that the guaansors are men Of property
10 make good their guarantee sa
The proposal should department scaled endorsed
aTroposals No - and addressed TO the fi
Assistant Postmaster General. a4.0. .G.. ..g .t I.
prohibition OF bids resulting from combination, and De
terms and which the contract TO be made see The
| - -. "A 7-1I'7F N. X. HAIL. ~.
Sept 2e-wtNov2a Postmaster General
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HEADsuA lfsss Masiss co.rs. WEI
a laot aa.'' Ws.Ssstos G1 Ss. 1850.
CEPARArE PROPOSALS. viii be received al us once u
ne S sisa msi s Al fs ne o~
uons for the year lsal ,yiz ssA yNiais3o3p nfai
r rS.s.%ss; s s.. .a%1.s.s a Can't
s sS,,ss,sb E9r s. .s.ss ssr
Gospor, asaI MORRILL,, Virginia, mos afF
\ wasbnsion, DislIict q Columbs. X n .a.i iasg
mss e q "a
ss e ss q Gs q " sd
e The New oesns sass ss ass,' q The sss " ssass
S % ss:s one S pounds
Tns beef s sSas shall Sc Ssi,ee On the order Of the
Ing oes Of station either ~ sS. @ cy s single ae ana
aa Ss O. % ess' aas 1s s ne b
ss Ii. sss. y
ssss % a win s s @
TO Be endorsed Z Proposals ior Railons for 1851"
The Ps%es Journal HI ss.,ss A,: and
New Ys Ssss and rG ss
and American, Bai.moIe MARYLAND Gaset,s Assaad,ia Va
Florida above 1ss Insertions. each PEI week
Inent, 20 This ONCE for payment
OUT OF PrintLeisn Of Madame de sevisne In English.
The Nousss ss.e BY n S Enf san.v y1
Camilla By Miss Burney S VOLS III l.fA ttt ER it-E.+
Evelna by Miss Burney. vols. .f#
The Novice Dominic by Miss owenson Lady Morgan)
vols .,fs tststss KALI gt.i,ts aigsgt gf gtH4t
Moliere,s Plays. In French and English. 10 vols.
Monssqueu spirit Of Laws Translated into Engish BY Nussn
vols
Jacobs Law Dictionary. vols. l7ai. 3f eHt a#hh
Pufsndo Of and Nations Kennens English trans
iation. i vol. 2 Hf3
a.ss q 6 vi. as,ss
Sulys Memoirs. English. . vols. tsU s
second being wholly unob
tainable--just imported direct from London j.. ~
Sept29 .4a3 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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The college OF 80. james, Washinston County, Mar
land. Il

The College of -. James, Washington County, MARY
THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF The PROTESTANT EPls
CoPAL cHURCn.The nint, annual session WI open On
Monday October TN, 1850 continue TIL the next commence
men day Thursday in July, 1851 New students arc re
opening nj the session. but are received
amy time they apply charge estimated from the de
their h .sFlsl .lt tfNh st
The College has the usual number Of Glasses, affords all he
prtunites complete and the successful
don collegiate course, coners i graduates the usual Ia
IDENTICAL degrees -. 49,, -.
The Grammar school, Immediately adjoining the College and
der supervision Of the Rector but under distinct discipline
them collegiate The oversight and direction ne
OF tho College special advantages TO The as
the Grammar school. lrts s 49,
In the Mercantile classes study Of the Greek language omit
and its place supplied by additional studies IN modern Language
book keeping, statistics &c.
The location College entirely heahfui, and Yi On
villages favorable good morals and od
The annual cinrree same in The College and Grnma
months hundred and werp
6ve dollars, pay able semi annually IN advance
Applications TO be made To .or
.tEa Rector College Of st. James r. o, No.
Aug 6-taw2m Fe es tt III .-s
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Union HOrEI. FOR sALE.-This property situated ON
Of die Dec ,s virginia the Danvs
e. vicinity Of n. S0es and r. .s
and wss,e. .s.s , n 9" !" that
sa Of ceoSsr Al Il % On me hi. hs i we'll
built spacious being large and somnodousy planned :.
very consderas advance IN The value Of property
The terms cash payment Of 600 81 200 70
~ SS 81 S %s u s n. q ss nay
Of two three and ou, years from day Of sale the
cured y deed Of trust upon properly. ...sT s
opo,onato terms the dwelling adjoining and
attached TO the hoe shordng good oca en for any
The tile to the above real believed be
By Of ss trustees Of the Bank q o s Tsd sss
situation !: wanted y German s !. private
best o''rsnee can Be sss R, on address q n,
sa street, between street and Pennsylvania avenue
NEW GOODS JUsT Received I'VE respectfully invite
the attention Of friends and the public generally
addition. 70 our .ost Among our msy Be-
Al In wan, Of bargains especially invited We name the
piece. embroidered chanscabe casmercs, and cheap
90 pieces plain and fancy coorcd cashmercs
beautiful Iowpdced mousselnes and csshmcres
The goods auction bargains. and win DO offered
most reasonable terms purchasers either for cash OF puneua Gus
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 90.
Oct ls-af
,ro uov.,r..u,r, aud otIer,Tb, ,uh.c1,r. offer h,
49,. g.. "a sa.na.. $500, ~, -,
Of The Sowse goods just
New rs sge i1s IL
stair rods, tonss and shoves, honrsd fender,
Curtain bands snd pins, bronxed androns
vs,,s,. "a lea ,r.vs IN snds,. y y.,,s,v
Toseie with May other new and durable goods too tedious
enumerate. -. j.. : 80. -
Penn. avenue, south side, near 6th street.
Sept 2o-2aw4w tH ltH H.#
---------
.r .#+ New Fall Goods and Fashions.
nUvALL BROTHER tailors Gadsbys hotel
and
selected person principally
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CAoisraa-Trsstlnsnt and Preventive.

nR, AMATI'S ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTThis remedy composed entirely OF vegeta
BILE Ingredients mineral subsnce
bnng caartc with cordial strengthening powers, was original
by Dr. Aa celebrated physcan In
the abdominal regonssuch ~ darh6a
dyseney bilious complain dpesa and all o'hcr dsodsrs q
liver, &c. .
Kpong from experience operates III The most Kindly and
eecual these submitted ~ remedy TO tnose
attacked by prevailing fatal scouge and D
vendve all who be- SO fortunate as 70 escape M nrs
symptoms. 9Ny. :, !.
between m and 18th Streets and nj the principal
drug the city Of Washington Georgetown md Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with many
certificates accompany each bottle Of the panacea very liberal
promptly All communications must be post paid
Aur a-lawu -4s .E.f8 SAMUEL CARUSI X co.
SUPREME Court the United Statos--Dccembcr
y Term s49No. iO6.Joln Hngan surviving Of the
John Hagan Co.. appellants William H. Pope and
Of Leroy Pope, deceascdMr Attor
br the appellants having suggested
William H. Pope, OF appeces in this cause, moved
the the
considea Whereof Is
court
William H. Pope deceaed shall voluntarily become parties
ensuing the appellant shall be
and have the reversed
Provided that this order shall be printed
which the laws o.
United pntedby authority for three successive
weeks SIXTY before the beginning Of the term OF the
D'r''' VIM TIios. CARROLL,
Octa-iaw3w Csc U. d.
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ROOKs from London Burkes Peerase and Bsoneags. ah
ID edition, vol, 1850 T#.I. ~. 4 .e..
Dod Pcesge Bsronetage, and Knsge Of Great Britain and
Ireland, for 1850, vol $500. n .ts. 4
Charters Old English Colonies in America, with introduce
ton, notes. hc., VOL. 1850 H8s@ r. aLst ICl vN
Why was he English successful BY ouIo,,
by Hazint vol 1850 ~ - 4, u 4
Fscs in Figures, gu.r,eiy digest Of statistics. 1885,
Enssh Reading, second edition, vol, 1850
The by John Green BRUSH Consul In Greece
MaeabIe and their construction by D. Dempsey
With many Others just Imported direct nom London, H
Sept. IS ..9Nt $50 rRANCk TAYLOR
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DIV DYER BROTHER, Auctoneers, -
ITRUsTEE's sALE0n Thursday the 14h day Of NovsngS
next O'Clock In mont 81 The prenises ya sS
deed of trust dated the 10Th January $780, and
iber j. a. s. No TO- foIios ise i4o and I4 o. The VI
records for Washington county the District Of Columbia M
sell NJ public auction, the premises, lot No 81, IN
with the improvements. consisting of frame house, sc
street. between 9oh and 2Ist streets, Na
| g. j. ANDERSON, Trustee
DYER BROTHER
| Sent Ia--vovds Auctionens
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COTTON Manufactures south. The advertiser being a
practical Of much experience IN c nanse'pre q
goods particularly cotton duck and
long ascursomed manufacturing estah,shmenr,
desrous Of that might % mutually
sdvangeous for commencing the manufacture Of the % scs
growing region OF the
required. sft.ss. m. - - Asiltle d -
FACTURER" No $40 Baltimore street. Baimore win be ansnd
cd 20. 4ff8t July 2S-S
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RI - = :. -, .,oh,ns
and washing for = small hmy None need apply pu ~ ~,
can give the best recommendations. white woman womu
fsrred,I Inquire 81 ihs ONCE III = sept Il.
InAvID csppsrneid, NO. i7.-Panan. edition. g, sos
SerW
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Nssioa@I Medical College. washingtea, -. Q.
THE annual w onda,
i IN November the tth instant ~, d
"a sNokt NeRA ENfiA an FxcULry. f pin IL NN
esrhosa nfisr a. d. Anatomy and Pbysoogy.
% Y. Jehsseu A. d. Professor Of obslsues abs diseases
o and chldrcn 1851 II EH ~ .s
Joshua Riley NJ D. Professor Of Maisa Medca, Therapeutics
and hygiene.
n Joins Ffedeuck MAY, M. d., Professor Of Surgery.
ralon Tyler M D. Professor OF Pathology and Practice Of Med
$500 1900 l,. $40
smne NJ d. Adjunct Professor q Ana,oay and
aud Lecturer Mcrosc0pica and Pathological Anston!
Edward Foreman, NJ D. Professor OF Chemisy anh rhamaey
yamesE Morgan, M. D., Posecto aud Demonsuato. g., III,
hvm ue
Washington Operation performed before hs class
Demonsirators ticket'.
fHaf III r~rr III JOSHUA RILEY, M, D.,
fstl An, ~ an vt)ecif Dean Of the Faculty
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Chloe Wrapping Paper, az 70 cents per resm.
: Per sa,o Al II TAYLOR MAURY,s
DEF % Bookstore, near 9th
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lUANTED-A situation is wanted by German girl, private
family She understands French cooking all It's branches The
best Of references can be given. Please address
FRENCH COOK, Of Mr.. Trou,mer
stl street, between street and Pennsylvania
OctI7-a
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL
AND
H'Ae Greatest Bargains ess
D. M. EiUFFMA MS

On .nlain Street, opposite the Post Office,
w HERE may be found Goods of the latest ago
w ny for Ladies and Gentlemen. His Fall md
Winter Goods arejust opened and he is ready to
accommodate those in search Of good bargains as
the stock has been well selected in the Baltimore
and Philadelphia markets, and it enables him to Of
fertile greatest bargains in the county. The Goods
need no putting as they will show for themselves
all he asks OF his customers and the public generally
is to cali and examine and they will moi he dlsap-
pointed.
Terms as usual. Country Produce taken in ex.
change for Goods Call and see.
Stanton, Get. 20, 1S43
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EsalAge AND GyabNsEEsElgs.s
Grand Arrival Of Ready-made
Clothing.

T'HE propretors Of the Baltimore Cheap Clothing
/ Store, will challenge any other establishment
IN their line OF business that they will sci! any kind
OF Clothing 70 per cent. cheap than can be bought
between this place and New York.
Gentlemen will do US the favor to call and ex-
anime our stock Of WRITER CLOTHING be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, which they will fad 10
their advantage.
ourstocl consists in part of large assortment o
Overcoats, Cioaks, Cloth, Dress Frock
and Sack Goats, of different colors Cas-
sinet aud Tweed Coats, Fine Black
Doe-skin and Fancy Cashmere
Pants, Corduroy, Black and Fan
cy Vests, WooIlen, PLAID and
other kinds of Winter Vests,
general and full assert
ment of Fancy Dress ar
,icles usually kept in
Clothing Store,
such as Under
shirts. Drawers, Cra-
watts, Handkerchief,
Boots, Umbrellas, Silk
and Fur Hats, and splen-
did stock Of Caps. Our sim
cere thanks are due to the pub
lie for their kind patronage and
we solicit continuance Of the same.
N. B,-Ws want 500 customers to buy our
Winter stock Of Clothing.
Co. Store Room in the Basement Ct the Virginia
Hotel, next door to the Law Office OF BAYLOR <
Koiner. WALDEAUR & POILITZ.
Stanton, Oct 80. 1919.
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A LARGE STOCK OF
C f. Q G E r IE 8

u r = = Z r !! e .
Consisting Of Brown, Loaf and Crushed SUGARS
Coffee, Tea Molasses, Salt, Chocolate, Matches.
Cheese, Candles, Blackening, Mustard, Blown and
Variegated Soaps Also-a fine lot of Segars.
Pipes, Stems, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, to
sether with large and general assortment of his
own Manufacture Of CANDIES. All of which
he IS determined to sell low as can be bought in
this market. The subscriber cannot close this notice
without returning his thanks for the patronage so
long and generously bestowed upon him, and hopes
by strict attention to business and desire to please
all to merit a continuance OF the same.
Stanton, Nov. 10, 1919.
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Saddles, Bz'Eesges,
MI'ingaIs, Saddie-ba $
Carriage, Carrya.l, Bug
gy and Wagon Harness,
Leather Trunks, Satcheis
Eaiices, and Carpet Bags,
Carriage s. Wagon Whips
t.fna1l ,gal.nrs Irn,i,-allsa
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nO0Ts AND sIIOEs-on hand and for sale.
- | Case Superior Waterproof, Cork -sole)
Boots, new article. Also Mems medium and
coarse Boots; in great variety Boys Boots all
sizes, some very fine; Brogans all sizes and
prices; Childrells Shoes, all sizes and qualities;
Gentlemen's, Ladies' and Children's Gum Over
shoes, Call and examine before you buy. Old
stand Of CoWne s. Deakins
4. j. DEAKINS.
Staunton, Nov. IL, 1910
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18
LAND FOR SALE.

I WISH to sell privately the Tract of Land on
a which reside, being i'll the County Of Augusta.
and in the neighborhood OF Greenville, and con-
tanning by estimation
eco egCMES.
be the same more or less--the South River mas
ses through this land, and the improvements are
good. There is also 141 ACRES of Pine Land
which will be sold separate Or with the above
tract to suit purchasers.
WILLIAM s. HAWPE.
December 81, 184o.-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18
I'hreshinge; Machines

ENOR the construction Of all kinds of MACHINERY
IL we have Shop near to our Carriage Manu-
factory, where we are prepared to build TIRESEl-
ING MACHIN Els and to do all other work APP.
pertaining to Machinists.
HARDY & BROTHERS.
staunton, May IA, ls49-tf [spec copy,