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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


r DEFER s,r sale the above TRACT OF LAND, sit
mated in the County Of Raleigh the head Of Brock
.nridpe fork of Coal River, containing 1000 ACRES.
This Land located very early day (about 20 years
sgo by Gen. James Breckenridge Of BOteourt, and was
selected the most desirable tract in all that region Of
country being one Of the very first locations. The whole
of the Tract is susceptible of cultivation, and is SO nearly
level that il may be poughed any and every way without
difficulty From its locality has many advantages over
ANY Tract in the country II Is situate Immediately al The
base OF Guyandoue Mountain, which mountain is uninhab
tied and is unnhababe, and aUOunds with the finest sum
ner range for STOCK ID be found in the world Ihis arm
disiant only about AZ miles from the kanawha san works,
and is also contiguous the Virginia and Northern Canne
Coal Mines Immediately upon the PuoIIe roau * miles
distant from Raleigh at ~hcn 0os mines and
market at the hphest prices and from the fact that is
about the region where The Ohio and Virginia stuck traders
come in competition with each other, stock will sways find
an easy and ready market, at high prices.
The facilities 10 market from this place. will be greatly
Increased in very short Time from the fact that the Legis
hure ais last session, appropriated from the public Treas
ury sum sufficient for the purpose OF cleaning out Coal
River make il naygable for flat boats up to within
short distance Of this place. and the said Legislature also
provided for the construction Of Turnpike road from Ra-
leigh Court house. the Kentucky line, which road
pass through this Land AbOu IS Acres OF this Land is
cleared and nO,c IN cu!icaOn small portion Of which is
in Grass and unsurpassed by any Meadow in the State
About 200 ACRES have been deadened and is under
going preparation for cultivation, and in all there is about
800 Acres under good fence The whole Of said Farm
"a well adapted grass and may he made Of The mos
DESIRABLE GRAZING FARMS
In Virginia There upon Bottom containing between
400 and 500 Acres. perfectly level, fine dry su and well
adapted to either grain gTass.
There is upon the Farm three comfortable LOG SysA
DWELLING HOUSES, gOOd we'll Of water fTfef
and guud springs at convenient distances rum the s
Houses There also upon and sround said Land mex
hausiibe quantity of the finest Buminous Cusl in the
world UpDn the whole, il OF the most des rsbls
Farms in Western Virginia the Land being productive
either grain grass-a ready market at home for all pro-
ducts, and in addition this is situated IN the bead
ful, well the must healthy portion Of Western Viz
gina.
will take ,ir dollars per Acre. for said Tract of Land
which is really not than hail its value. Persons de-
string purchase would do well examine said Land for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere. may generally
be found upon The premises. in the immediate neighbour
hood and will take great pleasure showing tue Land
any gentleman desiring to purchase.
JOHN r. PEYTON.
September H. lS50.-9m.
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PATTERSON'S
al TERATIVE s. TONIC COMPOUND

WINCHESTER, June 5, lS5U
Having used Patterson's Alternative and Tonic Com
pound, brth myself and in my family for the last eight
years, and having been cured Of obstinate ard
sick head ACHE 10 which have been for long time sub
ec lake pleasure in recommending lis use to others az
flcted in the same way.
have also used it for Cholc and Cholera Morbus the
latter very violent, and Of which was relieved by il in
very shur, time.
1t has proved equally efcacious with different members
ofmy family, and IN many other within my owl
knowledge. Signed, j. II. KEMP
New MARKET, Shen. Co., May so, 1850
take great pleasure in recommending Patersons Alter
alive and Tonic Compound have no hesitation in Civ
ing it my opinion that this will he found an excellent
remedy for The var"ls diseases for which il is recommend
ed. particularly Dysenrry, Dyspepsia and Liver Alice
ons. an M physician. and speak dsnieresedy. |
have used he medicine. and have experienced great relief
from -and Notwithstanding The pejudlces uilhe Faculty
il has gained celebrity and popularity which have called
into exercise additional supply the great and in
creasing demand fur it. Signed,
j. S. CALVERT
o. Prepared by JAMES F. PATTERSON-and
s"ld. wholesale and Retail, by THOMAS P. EsKRIDeE
Druggist. SlaunIon. Va.
June IL. ls50.-ly
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TRUST Sale
vi Real and Personal Property.

pursuance OF two Deeds of Trus, executed to the un
oeisgned by George Washington Whelbarger dated
!sspec'"e 10Th OF April l647 and 24rh February lS49
shall proceed. upon the premises ON Friday the 18Th day
oc.Ooer nex' to sell the highest bidder for cash
IhaCI oF LAND lying in Augusta County. on the
s'o'n soe o' The Middle River adjoining Samuel Harms
berger and others, Containing about
Has ACRES,
% the same mole or less together with the Improvements
e aPPurenances. Also, four head Of Horses one Road
W agOn. and Gear, Hanows Ppughs. and other FARMING
Tsensls one ClOverseed Threshing Machine one Wheat
at;SSg Machine ard all tho appurenances belonging
so acn'Ge two Feather Beds and furniture belong
. Tah nree Bedseads, one Chuck, half duz Chairs
K;,.haa snu many other articles of Household and
Acting as Trustee shall convex TO the purchaser, ,ueb
lie only as Is vested in me by said Deeds 'N'
September Is, lS50-,ds. "Oo - Alus'ee'
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iSlAMOV 10
H.1RHW:3RE STORE.

'NEE subscriber has removed the Store room in the
new building. on Main Street, 10 b. Crawfurdt,
and opposite NJ. Cushins's where he uprs r sale very
extensive stuck Of G",ds 10 his line. consisting uf
Rnnd Square and Flat rolled Iron Of all SIZES sheet and
Hoop do, Cast. SHEAR and Blister Se,I Hollow ware
Castings Traces and Halter Chains, Snvels. Spades
and Forks Nails. Screws. Locks and Hinges, in great
variety and a, low prices; Iandsaws. warranted, Mil
aud Cruss-cut do Axes Razrs Pocket Knives, Guns.
Rifle barrels, Locks. Shoves and T"rgs Andifons. We
ven wire. Buggy Springs and Axles, Bride Bits and
SllnuPs,
ALSO, COMPLETE STOCK OF
Table Cutlery. and ncehanicS Tools and Materials,
snch AS Anvls VIses. Bellows. Screw Plates Hamneu
Files, &c., enr Moulding. Sash. Piuw and other Planes,
Broad Axes and IIalches. Shoe Iols Lasts and Find
ngs Saddery. Glue. Glass, Of all sizes. and superior quail
ty with great variety # miscellaneous articles, all of
which vii! he sold at the cheapest rates.
GEORGE E. PRICE.
Staunton, sept. 4, 1850.
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stu .giive and Kicking /!
The largest and most SPLENDID assortment svcr
offered in this Town!
FRAME & co.

TIAvE lust received their Fall and Winter supply Of
II READY-MADE CLOTHING, and now offer to
the public the largest and must carefully selected assortment
ever offered in Staunton. They have been very careful in
making their selections to pay strict attention 10 the quality
of the materials and to the neatest durability and fashion
Of the workmanship and their entire stock they there
fore confidently recommend Our stock comprises in part
The following articles, viz:
Fine Black and Blue French Cloth Fock and Dress Coats
English do Black and Brown Cloth Sack Goats Drab
Cloth, and Sack Over Goats; Black Beaver Cloth Over
Goats Black Pilot Cloth Over Goats; Blue Blanket and
splendid lot Of Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap.
Together ,vih general assortment IF Panialoon, chg
Black and Blue Cloth, and Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Cashmere and Cloth Pans Black and Blue Sattinei
Pantaloons; Fancy and Blue Sat,net Pan,aoons.
Together ,cih rich and choice selection Of Vesss, pr
and Fancy Merino Vests, latest style; Black Cloth d..
Cashmere do. ; Plaid Wooden do. ; Sat,inet do.
We have and will keep large and fashionable assert
ment of Boots Shoes Hats and Caps. Also, Gentlemen's
furnishing Goods such as Fine Shirts, Drawers Silk Peck
and Neck Handkerchies, Suspenders, Stocks and Col
lars, also, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas Leather Trunks
and many other articles usually kept in Clothing Store
not necessary TO mention.
The public in general invited to call and examine
stock Of Goods which will sell at cheaper rates. than
similar articles can be purchased elsewhere.
We will be in receipt Of fresh supplies throughout the
season. We will this Fall and Winter, have decidedly the
largest stock of Clothing brought To this place.
We determined To sell the principle Of arge sales
and small profits"
Bengconcerned with one Of the largest Wholesale Cloth
ing Huuses in the City of Baltimore, persons purchasing
will do well by calling us before purchasing elsewhere
as they can be- supplied with every article in line. as
cheap as they can be purchased any Of the Eastern cities
Call and examine for yourselves. Remember The place
Corner of the Virginia Hotel. FRANK s, co.
Siaunion, Sept Il, lS50--3m.
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NO ET!DT0IADIlSSo

THE undersigned having been appointed Commission
er in Chancery by the County Court Of Augusta, Of
ers his services Executors, Administrators, Guardians,
Trustees, sc. BY provisions ohe new Guide the accounts
of Fiduciares must be stated and settled before Commits
soner of the County Court, without order Of references
the Commissioner aso has power The instance Of an Ex
ecuto Administrator creditors before him in
order ascertain the IF debedness Of the
upon which he has administered AT the instance oany per-
son interested, he may summon the Fiducary to account
before him. and udgmen. creditor may obtain from him
summons to the debur, to appear before him and make
discovery. sc.
Any business entrusted to will meet with prompt at
tenon may be found all times, when not profession
ally absent, at my Law Office in Staun,on.
WIN. H. HARTMAN.
Staunton Sent A. IS50-fjm
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Wiurhester's Patent shoulder Scam Shirts.
NEW MUSIC |!

7 EFF & WALKER. successors to George Willig No I62
IL Chestnut street, under Banuns Museum have us pub
hed received large number Of beautiful Ballads pokas
&c. &c.
L. w. have the pleasure 10 the public that
their stock of Sheet Music consists Of the largest and
adding their stock all the new Music published New York;
Bo>,cn, &C., SC.
PAEosa fine assortment Of the manufacturers Of New
York and Boston, at the lowest cash prices.
Musical lNsTRuMENTs-Aso general assortment Of Gu
ars, Vioins Banjo Flutes Accordeons &c. Violin, Guitar
aud Harp Strings of the Italian qualities, all OF which will
be furnished The public and thu trade at the lowest rates.
o. Orders punctualy attended 10.
Phadelphia, May, 90, lS50-6m
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B Al T. EY & CO.,
(LATE BAILEY & KITcHEN0


Importers and Manufacturers Of Watches Jewey Silver Ware
and Fancy Goods
OFFER the public of every thing
" in their lne TO which they constantly making add.
ons by every arrival from Europe large and varied
Of Plated Sheffield Ware, consisting in part Of Rich Wal
tiers, Tea Sets Coffee and Tea Uns Epergnes, Branches
Silver Ware Of every description, kept constantly hand
manufactured TO ORDER the shortest notice. the mandatory
the being attached to the store.
They especially call the attention of the public to their choce
and varied assortment Of London Liverpool Geneva ach
es from the factories of Cooper Tobias Co., Hyde
Sons Also from the celebrated establishment of Jules Jurgen
son, of Copenhagen.
English French and American Jewelry every description
Diamond Sets, Bracelets Breaches Ear Rings Finger Rings
Turquoise Pearl Garnet Ruby Emerald, and Coral Sets
Marble Flint Bronze Satuary and Paintings Metal
Porcelain, from the hands ofcelebiated artists.
Strangers visiting the City, respectfully invited to vs
their establ hment
Particular attention paid 10 the repairing of Watches.
Philadelphia, MAY 90, lS50-ly
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.9T THE OLD ST7.VD.

q doors above the Store OF B. Crawford, Esq.,)
'lNllE undersigned continues carry on The COACH
MAKING BUSINESS in all Iis various branches
He Is thankful fur patronage heretofore received and hopes
from his long experience and personal attention er,
continuance. lie has variety Of Carriages hand VI
every description used in this country.
o. Repairing done the best and al reasonable
prices
He has also connected with his Coach Mannfaclory the
Saddery business and will keep constantly on hand
and for SALE Saddles and Harness of every description Car
riage Trimmings, Harness Mourning Whips Saddleees
Carriage Springs, Axles, &c., SIC Call and see
JUDSON Mccoy.
Staunton AUG 81 lS50-tf
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no THE PUBLIC!
FA IL p n EDUCED.

IN and after the 9Th inst, Fare between Stanton
" and Winchester will be reduced to THREE DOLLARS
Passengers taking seats by either the Day Light the
Night Line will have the privilege Of changing the 9th
er at any point IN the These lines supplied with
the VERY BEST accommodations. having just procured
Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus,
for Day Light, drawn by fine Six HoRsE teams and
Elegant TRoY COACHES for the Night ne By this line.
direct connection is made either at S,aunun Wnches-
ter with all departing lines.
The Day Light is r weekly. The Night. or connect
ing Line leaves Slaunlm daily, except Sundays. at o.
chuck. p NJ, and Winchester at o'clock, P. NJ, after
the arrival of the Cars
G5- For passage, apply at Taylors Hotel, Winchester
and at the Virginia Hoiel, Staunton.
KEMP s. CO.
May Is, IS50-tf.
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TO THE PUBLIC

sno after the 18th inst, tri-weekly daylipb, lin;
OF Four Horse Post Coaches will b. INC
neTsd between Lexington and Staunon leaving Saun,on
a. IL O'Clock, A NJ, Mondays. Wednesday and FRIDAYS
dine on the route, and reach Lexington early the sans
notwithstanding leave Lexington after breakfast, dis
On the youts snd reach Staunton early in the evening"
The regular mail Line leaves Slaunsss on TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays. IL O'Clock, A. NJ dine. on
tho rOuse and arrvess Lexington early the same evening
and the alternate days, formerly By this
line passengers connect with all the departing lines at Ell
tier point. WIN. P. PARISH s. co.
Juno l2, l650.--.E
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S. NJ. YaAa1ANS
UNRIvALLED WINNOWING FANS

MESSRS. CLARKE s. RwEReoMB have ON hand
large STOCK Of the above named FANS 81 justly eel.
ebraed fur The superiority and rapdy Of their execu,;on
cleaning The grain ready tor The MILL a, one operation"
fhe P"pFe"rs feel so thoroughly satisfied Of their suner
Only mat they agree 10 refund the money where thew a.
moi give satisfaction. All communications relative n f.
OF agencies either in Ruckbridge or Augusta. .h,sI
addressed 10 the above named, a. MI. Sol0n VI, -
August Z, le5o-2A
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e. CARD.

I HAVE been appointed by the County Cour. Of Angus
ia, Of the three Commissioners Of said Court Il
state settle and report the of Executors Admins
traitors and Fducaries generally, and perform all other
duties pertaining to such business required by the
New Code It Laws.
ral interested who may desire my services will please
apply lie at my office nearly opposite the Courthouse
H. NJ BELL.
Staunton, Sent. q, lS5O-6m.
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WILLIAM RYAN & co.,
LADIES' wHoLEs SALE

LA DIT ES W II n I E S lie
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFA CTURERS,
No. It, South, Fouth Street, Philad, lphia
THE subscribers thankful for past favors would respectfully
inform friends aud the Merchants of Virginia generally
that they have increased their facilities for manufacturing 10
meet the largely increased demand for their work By this
arrange mcn we faltrr ourselves shall be able present
more full and complete Stock than any other similar Esab
lshmrn in this City And which for style aud quality shall
be- inferior IL it depends upon ourselves deter
mined merit the sering preference given by friends
Virginia All orders promptly and faithfully nded
WILLIAM RYAN co.
w. r. & Co.-Have received three Silver Medals from the
Franklin Institute of this City.
Philadelphia MAY 49, lS50.-6m
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Notice of SaIe.

pursuance Of the above decree the Land of Alexander
Lapore, lying in the Great Calf Pasture nineteen mile,
nom Saunton. and containing about 200 ACRES. will
again be offered for sale, public auction on the premises
on Thursday, the 24th day of October next 81 much of
me purchase money will deay the expenses u both sales
VIII % required in hand the balance up,n credit of
si1 twelve and eighteen months the purchaser executing
bonds with good security
]. A. WADDELL, Comm.
September 1S, lS5O-tIs
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September 4, 1850.

The annals ofmedca science aordng they ample proc
ofth and value of many medicinal agents. furnished
no examples with the sautary effects produced
"AYRE'S CHERRY PECTORAL."
The remarkable Of diseases the Lungs which have
been realized by attesed they bymany prominent
professors aud physicians in this and foreign lands should
courage the afflicted perevere with the strong
the "Chery Pectora will relieve ultimately
them.
We present to the public unsolicited testimonials
the first men in country upon acknowledgement and expert
DR. PERKINS, President Vermont Medical College, one
the most learned and intelligent physicians in the country
considers compostion excellence for the cure oha
formidable disease, Consumption"
NORWICH, April 26, 1916.
Dr. C. AyerDear Sir Agreeable the request Of your
your CHERRY PEGTUKAL and they have been as,onh.
ing indeed. Mrs Bvsey Strecer had been afflicted with
that little hope could be entertained of her recovery Numerous
remedies had been tried without effect before the Cherry P.co
raj And tina, has cured her George Wakn>on Esq had
our knowledge been afflicted with Asthma for eren years, and
grown yearly worse until the CHERRY PICTORIAL has
moved The disease and he free from any u symptoms
we are The Rev Mark Dane had been severely attack
with the Bronchitis, disable him from his Duties and moth
ing had Afforded him relief until (r Thorning) carried him
othcates usual his place These are three cases in
which we have known successful but never to fail w. have
great peauren certifying these facts are respected sf
yourhumble servants REV. DAVID THOkNlNG.
HON. JOSEPH BA TILES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have given their
recommend CHERRY PICTORIAL us thu best remedy
that known tor the Affections OF the Lungs are hc London
Lancet canadian Journal OF Medical Sci,nce" Boston Med
ical and Surgical Journal Charleston Is. CO. Medical Re.
view" N Jersey Medical Reporter" Prof Webster, Har
ward College, Prof Bartlett Transy Unvrrs of Med
President Perkins Vermont Nj dca Corgc Dr. Valn
tine Mott, New York City Parker Caveand Bowdn College,
Prof Butterfeld Wloughby COLLEGE, Ohio. Prof
Leeds (Eng Nj dica SCHOOL, Sir Richard Kane Queens Col
legc, ireland, Prof Ros nbaum, Lvilsic.
The public have but know the virtues and astonishing
Of the "CHERRi PICTORIAL" in curing Diseases of the
Lungs when they will feel from these Dangers when
ever this remedy can be obtained.
Prepared by C. AVER Chemist Lowell Massachusetts, and
for sale by EsKRDeE KINNEY, Druggists Saunton Virginia
April g. 1850.
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O, AIS
Compound Syrup Wild Cherry. oarhound and IycrwOrt

C0MpOunu Nyrup VIII Cntrry n0afh0unu unQ LVcfW0rt
For Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Incipiem Consumption,
Calarrh, Bronchitis Splitting Of Blood and all
other Disease, Of the Chest and Lungs.
Offering this article the public do with perfect con
hdence, having obtained the sanction c
Physicians Of the City Of Baltimore where the article manu-.
featured
Unlike every other popular remedy furnish home tesmo
ny from the most valuable
We also willing place the recipe in the hands of apv
Physician who recognized gentleman of good standing in
the profession.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10th, 1850
SAllow TO congratulate you upon the of your
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry Hoar hound and Lverwort
bottle Of which purchased Of you and have been entirely
relieved om Cough which annoyed during the day and
destroyed my rest at night cheerfuy recommend those
who troubled with Cough apprehensive their
lungs. SAMUEL FREY, Furniture Manufacturer
No Sc Hanover street, Baltimore
To JoHS L. o'NEAL, Baltimore
CO. The above article be had Of Messrs HARPER KIN
NEY Agents for the of Stanton An respectable Pbys
clan can see the recipe by calling on the Agents.
J. L. o'NEAL, Proprietor
September 25 ls5o.-2m.
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VIEW STORE,
Nearly Opposite NJ. Cushing,s,

STAUNTON, vi.
HAVE purchased Of Arch =. Kinney his entire stock
of Gods AID taken the house recently occupied by him.
In addition Ia The present stuck have opened fresh sup
ply Of Foreign and Domestic
HTiPLE AID P,NCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries, ueemsrare. Harorre, fats Caps Shoes. se
all OF which have just been pure hased the Nuh ON tho
bfsi TERMS and will he offered al a small advance
Being determined To offer grea, inducements to purch,
sers the public are re- ueslpd 10 call and examine fur them
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
ALFRED A. ESKRtDGE.
Sisunton. April q. ISal-tR
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DWELLING HOUSE,
November 2s, Is49-tE

VIRGINIA Alta Circuit Superior Cour, of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County. at the Court house on
Thursday the goth day Of June, 1850,
David Hul-Plaintif
AGAINST
Alexander LaPorte, Porerfeld A. Heisksl Lewis P,uley
and James Berry-Deendants,
in CHANCERY
"And upon the offer of 2. A. Heiskel guaranteed by
Hugh W. Shelley that in the event Of re sale, the Land
shall bring at least $50, the sale made by the Commits
soner is set aside and sale ordered by said Cnms
soner. j. A. Wadde who shall proceed to differ The Land
Tor sale again by way Of public auction to the highest bid
der at the place. np0n the TERMS and after the same notice
OF SALE as required and provided by former decree and
ne Will open tina bidding at the offer of $500 as the bid of
said HelSkel aud If after ample and sufficient time allow
ed Tor bidding. no will give more than the upset price
OF SoUO, he will report The sale made 10 p A. Heskell
at SSUO, with Hugh w. Shelley, as his security. And
upon The return OF the report of resale the Court will make
The proper order for canceng the bonds the first purrha
SER and restoring 10 him what he paid in cash with inter
EST trom the time opaymen of the cash proceeds of the
as SALE which cash proceeds Of last sale must therefore he
sucient to cover the expenses of both sales with interest
upon the amount Of cash paid by the first purchaser"
An Extract-'resle,
CHAP i KINNEY - %
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RJDAU00o SlsGARs9 &Woo
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE subscribers have rrcrived their full stock OF TO
l. BACCO, SNUFFS AND SEGARS, which added to their
stock of home manufacture enables them offer me n 10
purchasers deal with hrm-The choicest brands
will be found their establishment, together with every
description Of Segars both imported and home No pans
orexpnse will BE- spared render every satisfaction TO those
bestowng their their establishment Merchants and
others will find il their examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
c. T. COCHRAN K 70.
Staunton, Oct. II, lS49.