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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
BEARWALLOW FOR SALE.
49,

WHAT large and valuable FARM, called BEAawAL-
Low, belonging to the estate of Chapman Johnson,
dec'd lying between Two ard three miles North of Saun
ton, will be sold privately, either altogether or in parcels
suit purchasers. and upon accommodating terms IL con-
tains near A THOUSAND ACRES, and is susceptible Of
division into three parts, though should much prefer to
sell tie whole together
- Apply, by letter addressed to the subscriber at Rich
mond. GEO. NiCOLSON jOfhoON.
October 9, iS50-tf.
gey- The Richmond Wing, Rockingham Register and
Winchester Republican will copy, and publish weekly till
forbid.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
MONTGOMERY HALL FOR SALE.

THIS highly improved and valuable Estate 10 now offer
ed for sale privately and if it is not sold BY the first
day Of the November term the Superior Cont, il will
bs then offered publicly the premises, al "nch Time all
the Household Furniture, the Farming mP'e nn inc
Horses Mules. Cattle, &c. &c., and about SOOO bushels
of Corn will be sold
The plantation commences within the limits OF c.aunlon'
and fronts mile On the McAdamsed road to the Virginia
Springs, and thus large quantity of Land may be profa-
bly sold for building or pasture lots. 1t contains
$50 ACRES,
400 of which are cleared and the residue heavily imbeed
The cleared Land is in high state OF Improvement and
cuvaton-30 Acres being meadow OF the hrst quality,
and 80 Acres are in clover OF two years sanang 10 al
most every field there is running water Before the day
of SALE so Acress will be seeded Wheat at present there
are 20 Acres in Poland Rye.
The Improvements consist of two Dwellings, AA
The Mansion is substantial and elegant Brick lissim
Building, so feet front and 90 feet back-con' -
tans IL Rooms and two large Halls there Is an excel
lent Brick Law Office in the yard. The Kitchen, Smoke
house and house for the protection Of are all OF
Brick and in the oest preservation There large Ice
house convenient and Stone Spring house. besides Carriage
houses Stables, SC. The Barn is lOO feet oy oo, ana
contains 50 stalls in the stone BASEMENT or Hoses ana
Cows and room for the Horse power OF lhreshpg MA
chine The Corn houses, Graneres, Work snops omlln
cry and Negro quarters are in good order "ae' oo
veyed near the House in Iron pipes.
The MANSION is situated beautiful emlnence IN Inc
midst OF an old Oak Grove and surrounded by ~ Acres
of ground laid out in walks, &C. The garden is large
beautifully laid out and thrown into falls.
There is fine Vineyard Of the Catawba Grape and three
fine Orchards of about 300 Apple and Peach Trees OF the
best varieties of fruit near the residence. The fencing and
the gates on the whole farm are in the best ORDER Inc
whole Farm will be sold together, or 1t purchasers oesle
the Mansions will be sold with 100, 20O 3OO or 4OO A
cres and if the End Dwelling admirable located with
reference to the best land.
AS the Estate is sold to effect division among infant
heirs, the most accommodating terms will be granted.
JNO l.. PEYTON, Staunton,
VIM. M. PEYTON, Big Lick, Roanoke,
Executors of John II. Peyton, decd.
Saunton, Oct. 2, lS50.-ds.
aey- The Richmond Wing publish twice week, and
Rockingham Register weekly till lSt November and send
accounts TO this Office for payment.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
TEE BOUNTY LAND BILL PASSED.
WAR OF 1919. &c.

rH,HE Bill granting BOUNTY LAND to the Soldiers rs
whether regulars, volunteers militia) engaged III
the War of 1872 '3 and IA, and in the Florida or semi
nole War of 1886 37, '3s, &c., and Gen. Waynes indl
an War; harng finally passed Congress, the undes'sne'
being in possession Of all the foms and understanding ui
" all the requirements of the various offices of the Govern
ment, will attend promptly procuring the same for claim
ants r.,
In case of the death of the Soldier, the Wotc or Minor
Heirs are entitled. MI
The subscriber will also furnish gratis, all The Blan@
Forms tci the directions that necessary for cIama'S'
in order to secure their claims. Those who served IL OF
more months will receive l60 .4cres Of Land. Those Oh
six months and less than twelve so 4cres Those OF one
month or more 40 .4cres Fees for the first two class
claims $40 per claim. For The last class So. Where ~
or more claims are sent together, deduction Of 10 pei
cent will be allowed Claimants will please state whelh
er they wish to locate, or sell their warrants.
Arrangements have been made with responsible anu
competent agents in the West to locate land, whereby
claimants will save from $50 to 500 on their warrants;
instead of being compelled to sell their Certificates ana
Patents to Land spectators at immense sacrifice Inc
first two classes of warrants secured and the same ocGtea
on prime farming land for $50 Small warrants OF Az a
cres, secured and located for $40.
All business attended to promptly. share OF pauol'
age is solicited Address, postpaid,
JOHN S. GALLAHER, JUNIOR
Washington, d. c., Oct. 9, lS50.-3t.
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED at her residence Pocahouta County in the 5 ycaS
OF her age ELzABErH LeHrNEa, widow oithe late jacob
Lightncr , -, -
Her disease pulmonary consumption and she pore ner
potraced painful illness with christian Ortue anu resS
nation will she had frequently been brought hea
the grave God prolonged life OF useuness, doubtless o
his own glory 10 shcw his praise. Having embraced
early life, and ctrd rsrf with TIL Methodist
Episcopal Church. The a covenant keeping col were
realized by her during the whole rod e" her ScNnsS W
her death had lost sting Having had prcmonon OF htr
approaching end she house order nor dd she mani
fest single desire that the should be delayed unless
further family whose spiritual welfare seemed 10
be the prominent SIbcct of her thoughts Tor when she
prepare eternity, saying, Is indeed Soenn
thing TO die when ready hut oh how awHy solemn must DC
TO unprepared As ucighbOr she kndas mother
devoted and aectonachc works shall praise her IN the
gates. She has left children several of whom at tender
years. IS melancholy pleasure record the death OF one
whose hope OF Heaven clear whose triumph death
cOmpleeHot shadow Of dOub-nought but the clear
shining the rays Of the Sun OF Righteousness lighting up her
pathway to the spirit world
And TO her il granted that she should be fine
nen clean and white for the fine linen the righteousness of
thc saints" a.
hS- Christian Advocate aud Journal please copy.
TWO REVOLUTIONARY HEROES GONE:
DIED on the - utimo Mr.. joan STUART, in the goth
wear of his age The deceased born ia Augusta
at the surrender OF Corvallis under Gen Washington
He was member of the Methodist Church, aud died III the n
hope of glorious resurrection. ,
DIED, Gu the ultimo, Mr. SAMUEL PuLlEN IN the S9th
his The deceased born IN Augusta ana was at
the battle Gaiord Court house. This aged veteran was
member of the Methodist Church, and like ripe shock has been
gathered into the garner OF his Lord
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
FORM OF PROXY.

Know all men by these presents that we the under
sgaed. beirg Stockholders in the Valley Turnpike Com
pany. do hereby constitute and appoint
our true and lawful attorney aud proxy, 10 represent each
Of us in the annual and other meetings Of the Stockholders
of said Company held within twelve months from the date
hereof when we personally present. represented
BIZ some other proxy of subsequent appointment, with full
power and authority such annual or other meetings TO
give such vote or votes and do such other act or acts
we could give or do, men5ers of said meetings If we
were personally present-and we do hereby rauiy and
confirm whatever votes. ACT or acts our SAID AT
iorney may lawfully give or do for us in pursuance OF the
authority hereby Conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this day Of
1850. L, 81
Slp of Witness Sg.o Stockholders. No. Of Shares.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
ZEE u e. .N' I'D. EzEE T.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.Stns,nfOn. Yirg;Isin.

'IAKES this method of informing his clients and the pub
lie generally, that after pruracted and gnevous allie
TONS his health is sufficiently restored to Justify him
in saying that hereafter he will give strict attention to the
duties of his profession.
He will also give strict attention to all claims for Bounty
Land and will prosecute any claim claims entrusted to
him in strict accordance with the directions Of the Secre
ary of the Interior With this officer he will confer, and
the public interested in the subject Of Bounty Land will do
wetp read the Secretays Gard, it gives the old soldier,
his widow or his heirs important information.
E- Office heretofore, Immediately over that of Dr.
Il Reynolds.
October 2, lS50-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
TRUST SADlNo

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to the subscriber
I'D on the lth day of June, 1850, by William Geaver,
will for the purposes Of said Deed proceed on Saturday
the Goth day of October $780, at the residence Of said Grea
ver to sell for cash. the highest bidder at public auction
the following properly, conveyed by said deed All the
right title and interest of the said Greaver in and to ce-
tain TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, purchased by
him under decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, in the case of Grea
vers reps u.s. Craig and Engeman. part Of which Land
has been sold Sy him to Daniel Fisher who is indebted for
portion of the purchase money which sinended to be en-
braced by this Trust Also any interest he may have IN
the said suit of Greavers reps. ps Craig and Engeman
Also the following PERSONAL ALP pRopEk s1 "A bald s
rel Horse Bay Mare dark Bay or Brown Mare, with
sucking Co!;2 Mich Cows; two year old HeiieT;
yearng Heifer; small last Spring Hefer; yearlIng
Steer and las, Spring Steer Sc head of Hogs with their
future increase head of Sheep with their future increase
Road Wagon and Body Gear for four Horses; Living
s,on Poughs Shovel Ploughs; Harrow; all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture in his possession, together
with the crops of Grain and Corn growing Cat the date
Of Trus on the Land his possession, reseryng
as rent TO A. P. Stuart.
ROBERT P. KINNEY, Trustee.
Oc,ober 9 1S50-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
NEW BOOKS.

MANsFIELD'S History Of the Mexican Mexican Wsf, Amer,
Tasius, Anthons Tacitus, Juvena XenoPho Xenophons
Apabass Principles Of Zoology by Augustus Gould Da-
ves' Descriptive Geometry, Anthons Anabass, Anhons
Memorabilia and Anthon's Cicero Zumpts Latin Gram
mar, Bullion's Greek Grammar, Johnson's Chemistry,
Grays Philosophy Diapers Chemistry aud Diapers Phi
osophy OlIendors New Method of learning to read and
speak French, Davies Algebra, Smiths Algebra Bailys
Algebra, just received and for sale by
Staunton. Sent. 25. 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
fln@IEs2 Ia@1Es22

SKETCHES of Moral Philosophy, by Sidney Smith E;
Book; Domestic Economy, by Miss Beecheg Miss Lese's
Complete Cookery Miss Le>ie's Complete House Book
Virginia Housewives Personal Recoeclions by Charlotte
Elizabeth The Western World, by Mackay; The Hya-
cntb, by Mrs Grey Julia Howard by Mrs Martin Bell
Kennedy's Memoirs of Writ; Graharn's English Synon-
ymes Reds English Dictionary; Browns Philosophy
Smiths Quaro Geography cash price 624 cents Smith IS
Illustrated Astronomy, cash price rs cents; any of Har-
pers School Books will be sold for cash at their retail cat
alogue prices.
Business Mems Almanac German do Dutch English
do Comic Almanac The Virginia Almanac, with Two or
three other kinds will be received SOM.
ROBERT COWAN.
Slaunton, Oct. 9, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
FINE FARM FOR SALE
ICY B00lEIDiGIlDGlgo

TINE subscriber offers for sale hsvery desirable FARM
known as Harris Bottom, situated on the North Riv-
err about equdstant from Lexington and the James River
Canal The Tract contains about 24OO Acres OF Land,
500 OF which are excellent low grounds lying compactly
and producing The heaviest crops Of Corn, Wheat Sc
There are number of fine Springs upon it, and suicens
quantity of each field for the use Of stock 10 the
last few years
GOOD GRIST and SAW MILL
have been put up with 275 Acres Of woodland mOstly OF
fine pine one and half miles above them on the river,
and of easy access The mountain land adjacent affords
an extensive range for cattle and nexhaustable supply
of Chestnu: and other timber for the of the Farm
very rare that such property is in market, and invite
those disposed purchase call my manager and give
it thorough examination being entirely confident that
they will find ii combining advantages surpassed by few
Farms if any in the Country For Terms, apply to Mr. j.
D. Davidson, Lexington, or myselfat Lynchburg.
WILLIAM A. READ.
Con,an,bor o. IS50-St
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09

o5- The Bill recently passed BY Congress making tenn
dhe gold mines s. in the gold mine dsrctoi
California provides for the apponlnen OF gold mine agents
for different localities and also general Superntendens OF
gold mines authorizes these agents to grant permits to
American citizens and to Europeans declaring their io'en
.ons to become SUCH to work particular spots the Pace
or mines each permit for placer being r 50 feet square,
and for mine 2l0 feet squareno individual or company
to have more than permit at time. DuubIe Pern's
are granted the dsverers Of new paces or mlnes"h
preventive rights for 80 days
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
Bounty EMndS !!

WE have associated ourselves together for the purpose
W of prosecuting the claims Of officers and soldiers OF
the war Of 1872 to Bounty Land under the late act of Con-
press We have been employed in number of claims,
and offer ogr services to such others DESTROYS OF hay
inc their claims prosecuted We will give prompt and
dgent attention 10 any claim entrusted to u.s. and upon
reas'nable terms CHESLEY KINNEY,
ROBERT 2. KINNEY.
St,unton Oct q 1885,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
eRgiig GP0i'6ia e.

'ENHE subscribers offer fer sale all the machinery aad
fixtures Of a Merchant Mill, for running Two pair of
burrs The Packing and Smut Machines cannot be sur
passed The above Machinery is nearly all new having
run hut few months, and will be ready for delivery from
and after st day of November next, it will be taken
down about that tine for rhe purpose Of erecting Paper
Factory. Terms liberal. Address.
CLARKE, MILLER s. HALL.
Mt Scion, Augusta Co., Oct 9, lS50.-tf.
gNsy- Rockingham Register copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
OCTOB Err 8, 1850.

BR,SE -E3NLBllg& - EI0EWMSo
A RE now receiving their extensive Stock of FALL
IN AND WINTER GOODS, which has been select
ed with great care from the largest importing houses OF the
Northern cities Their stock will embrace almost every
description of Goods belonging to the season. both Do
MES'rIC AND FANCY-Aiso-Boots Shoes, Hats,
Cops Ready Made Clothing Groceries Hardre Gi@sS'
OueenS,rare, &c. &C. Their friends and tie public are
respectfully requested to make early call fuller adj
verliSement next week
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
Land for Sale.

IN the Valley of The Calf Pasture River Augusta Coun-
ty, two Tracts of Land, containing between
900 and HOO Acres,
called the "Aor Farm" are offered for sale privately by
the undersigned. TheIe are 81 Acres OF Bottom Land
on which there is olerabe two story Log Dwelling
The mountain Land is heavily timbered
JOHN L. PEYTON.
Staynten. Oct. 9. IS5O-tf
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BOOTS AND Shoes!
-seCee

lARRY g DAWlSo
HAVING returned from Baltimore with large 'ot o.
suitable material for the manufacture OF Gen'iemsa
and Ladies' work. are prepared to carry on the
Boot and Shoe Making Business
in all its branches and respectfully invite the attention Of
the public their establishment Besides the work usu-
ally done, as Gentlemens Boots Shoes, Caters &c., they
have addeS and especial attention will be given tohe man
ufacre of Ladies work. such as Ladies Kid Morocco and
Cater Shoes, Misses and Chdens Shoes Of every !are
ty and style, &C., &c., all of which will be executed IN
manner, which for durability and beauty cannot be
ed Their prices will be reasonable aud their work war
ranted.
opposite the Virginia Hotel ,,.
ST.. c.. os toso r.,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
TO COW TRACTORS.

PROPOSALS, under SEAL are invited for the Grubbing,
Grading aud Draining, according TO specifications
which can be furnished to bidders after the lst of Nove
Der next) ofA7 1-2 Miles fthe Hutonsve and Han
ersville Turnpike Road.
Bids are invited by the mle and from any number Of
miles from one upwards and bidders particularly re-
euesed state beocen which meposs their bids are in
tended to apply They will also specify what deduction
they will make in their bids case the width should be
reduced to Is feet, exclusive Of ditch hsdes, and
IL on fiat ground.
Persons whose bids may be accepted, will be informed by
18th Of December next
TERMs.-A deduction Of 20 per cent on monthly estl.
Mates and the Contractor further required to give bond
and security for the faithful performance of his contract
Eg- Address, r. H. KINNEY, Engineer fur Board OF
Public Works, Stanton, Va.
September IS, lS50.-6t.
NJ Republican Vindicator, Valley Star Weston SEN
,inel and Lewisburg Chronicle, copy times.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09

AGENTS.

TnEoDoatc McRoBERr, Esq, Wiiamsyile, Bath County
WILLIAM L. FsRrlo, Esq HunersvilIe, Pocahonta' Count"
Mr. THoRNToN c. Stout, New Hope, Augusta County
WILLIAM W. FLEMMtNe, Esq, Monterey, Highland County
JAMES S. GUY, Esq, Deerfeld, Augusta County
Col GEORGE w. HUT, Mcdowell, Highland County.
Mr. JACOB Csrsr, Long Glade Augusta County.
Mr. SlNcLAGR HARTMAN, Green Bank PocahonaS County.
Capt DAVID Mccall, Mt. Scion, Augusta county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09

INEE next session of this School will commence a. The
End day OF September next, and close the last ofJunea
1851. A handsome and commodious Brick edi6ce 10 now
in progress of erection which will furnish the School with
very superior accommodations The course OF study win
qualify young men for advanced entrance in any Of sss
best Colleges, or for any practical pursuits of life.
TERMs-In the Classical and Mathematical Depart.
ment per session of 10 months, $50 co. English Depart,
meut according to grade per session, SIS and $2400
BOARD including washing, &c., can be Obtained in the
hes; families in the village and vicinity Sc and AZ so pes
month few pupils can be accommodated in the family
of the Principal.
The community in which this School is located, in r.,
gous influence and good morals, is surpassed in ths
State.
nW- Address the Principal, s. Brownsburg, Va.
July "a, 1S50-4m.
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READ.
n,,x,,rtcu E;n0c eou

BCsHwicK, Kings county, L. H. p1hien 30
This is to certify that taken i'll during the Of
cholera in the year 1892 and continued thus until the prngos
s42 during which time severely troubled with dyspeP
STA and all lis various Of suffering became extremely
emacated melancholy and worn with uerng that lilo
itself seemed buhensome in the meantime applied to num-
Der best physicians who prescribed Tor me- ana
At last yielded 10 despair The idea of taking the prescrP
of the physicians any longer was useless and was er
onnose TO taking pills. NY friends became alarmed often so
ed me to try Bandreths Pills. asserting that they had de-
rived great beaets from their At last was tempted %
give them trial. and but just say that after using them
short time began and was entirely restores
10 health and think it duty owe the world. and to Dr.
e'N' ~ -H~A' ~ N. BLISS.
AGENTS.-WM KYLE. Stanton; VIM W King. Waynee
boro'; Mcssersmth, Mt Scion; Stout CO.. New HOPE;
NJ Whmore, Mt Meridian John Norris Fishersv,iie;
Thomas Holt jennings Gap Benz Graham Creenye Mo
Guin Co., Midway Jas Guy, DeerheI; Ga p.i
Churcbville Sterling Son. Harrisonburg; Jacob Bear
Lexington Watts, Charlottesville; Stewart Hilioo'
ro' Springs !; d G Wise, Warm Springs.
her0
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
rur cuINccs OF TEMpERATURE.

THE CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE.
Sudden change. TO chilly weather. are nniavo.
BILE to health and it is fact universally admitted that neat
and moisture are powerful agents producing disease and that
constant dry and weather. both favorable 70
its generation does not signify what we call it; may %
ague may be bilious fever may be yellow lever
NAV be choc it may costpaton of the bowels may b
inflammation Of the bowels it may be inflammation o.
ach NAV be nervous affection but still it is disease and
disease durable by the Brapdeh Pills. because they remove
all impurities from the body all that can in any manner eso
these pills only the proper medicine but gener
the only medicine that need or onght to be used
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
MARRIAGE N8g0HD>

At the residence Of Buy, Green Bank, Poeahon-
Sss County Va, the 18th ulumo BY the Rev b. q Jane
son MIR JAMES HoLDEN, ofIunersYe, 10 Miss DOYLE
daughter of Mr.. John Doyle. ,
on the morning Of the 26h umo interchangeable, BY the
Rev Il II Johnson MIR ARaEN T. MoGAHEY, to Miss FAN
rc NJ daughter OF the late VIM Marlborough, all Of Rock
ingham County.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
PURLTG SAGE.

an Thursday, the oath day of October next if good
W day. and if not the next fair day, we will offer for
sale public auction residence on lie head waters
Of Middle River aboE four miles Northwest Of Middle
brook, a
VARIETY OF sTCCx,
viz eight OF ten head of orscs-sOme of them young anC
valuabe-abuut fifty head Of Cattle, ten or fifteen ready
for market about fifty head of Hogs, sc. Also four or five
hundred bushels Of Wheat the quantity of Oats and
six or eight hundred bushels of Corn also several Wagons
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
VIM s. GEO. MILLER.
October 9, lS5O-tds.
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BLANK BOOKS, &c.

Q QUIRE Deny Ledgers, 7 qure Ledgers, g. ulre de-
= my Journals que Journals quire deny Journals,
6 oure double Entry quire double Entry, 10 qure dou-
BILE Entry, S quire double Entry; $, 6 and aaire Day
Books, que Record Books, quire do also Letter and
Fooscap Paper, all prices just received and for sale by
WIN. CHAMBERS.
Stanton. Sent 25, 1850.
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ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS!
A M. SIMPSON,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that 10 .ss -
~ received from Baltimore, large supply Of Mssfa'
in his line, such as Lasts, Newest Style, ana N
very handsome Gum Over Shoes, with u
Guiia Percha bottoms, new and spendId
article.
French Calf Skins; Morocco and KI of all descPioas
Fine Hastings fol Ladies Gaers Franche for do. Va
rious colo,s, new article White Kid fot Wedding
Shoes, &C., Be-, which he is prepared to Mansactsss
into Boots Shoes &c., in style that canno! fail TO psss
All work warranted
In addition to the work done in his own shop, he hasa
ded handsome stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, Gc.,
Of Northern make. which he will sell at reduced prices, s
cash. or on the usual time.
gesy- Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order, fs1
Weddings and Parties. at short notice.
Staunion Sent 25. 1851
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.Fwst Received

A ND now opening at Davis A. Kayser's. new and
IN beautiful Stock Of FALL & WINTER GOODS,
consisting Of Bus Brown and Black Cloths; Cassmeres
Ves,ings Black and Colored Silks; Paris Printed De
Lanes and Cashmeres Silk and Worsted Poplns French
Mernoes Fancy Apacas; Fashioned Handk'fs; Capes,
Collars. &C., &c. Call and see them.
DAVIS A. KAYSER.
Staunton. Oct. 9, 1850