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WIN. B. JoHNSoN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, S,aunton, Vrginia-Prac-
"A ti,es in the Courts Of Augusta Rockbrdge, Rocking
ham and Albemarle. -
1T,- Office on Beverly Street, door West of the
Eagle Hotel.
Stauuiou, Jan. %, 1851.
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D. REAMER.

GENERAL FORWARDING AGENT and
u COMMISSION MERCHANT. Scottsville. virgin
ia devotes his undivided personal attention to receiving
GooDs, MERCHANDISE AND PRoDucE;
and to sales Of Produce consigned to him.
April 2, l95l.-6m.
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E. THOMAS ALBERT SON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Wayuesboro Virginia
n Practses IN the Courts OF Augusta, Albrmarl aud
Ne lson Office Main Street, near Gibbs Hotel
Nov iS4g.-tl
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"a. Sir Walter Raleigh wore a white s

O. Sir Walter Raleigh wore white sat-
in pinked vest, close-sleeved to the wrist
over the body brown doublet, finely
fowered and embroidered with pearl. In
the feather ofhis hat large ruby and pearl
drop at the bottom his trunk of breeches'
with his stockings and ribbon garters, irlng-
ed at the end, all white; and buff shoes
were so gorgeously covered with precious Sn
stones as to have exceededPthe value OF 70
600; and he had suit of arfnor OF solie
silver, with sword and belt blazing with
diamonds, rubies, and pearls'
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SMALL MOUTH, ONE HUsBAND-LARGE,
Two.-Old Gov. l., Of Vermont was
one of the most inveterate jokers of the ear
ly times, in which he figured. An anec-
dote is told of him which has never been
related IN print, and never can be perhaps
with much effect, but we will try it. One
fall as he was returning from the Legislature
on horseback, as usual at that day, he was
hailed from house by garrulous old maid,
who had often annoyed him with questions
respecting public affairs.
well, Governor said she, coming out
towards the road, what new laws have you
passed at Montpelier, this time?
well, one rather singular law among the
rest, he replied.
Dew tell Now what is it, Governor |!
asked the excited querist.
why, that the woman in each town, who
has the smallest mouth, shall be warranted
husband
why, whatp said she, drawing up her
mouth to the smallest compass what
queer curious 7a,o that is!
"Yes, but we have passed another thai
beats that-the woman that has the larges,
mouth is to have two husbands
What, whatp exclaimed the old maid,
instantly relaxing her mouth and stretching
it wider at every syllable, what remark
able law that is-when does 1t come in force
Governor :.
At this, the Governor put spurs to hi
horse and vanished. Mountain Free
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A FAfTHFUL OLD HORSE.


A friend relates the following, which has
struck us, rightly considered, as possessing
an element of the pathetic in no ordinary
degree;
An old horse, that had served his master
faithfully for some twenty-five years, was
sold to drover from one of the little Long
Island Sound villages near New Haven, and
taken to that pleasant town for shipment to
the West Indies. AS the old fellow went
away, in new hands, he seemed to have a
kind Of instructive presentiment that ne was
to return no more. He cast 'many long
ing lingering look behind" and whinnied
his apprehensions so affectingly that his old
owner almost relented, and, but for seeming
childish, he would have followed and revok-
ed the hargain-a course which his children,
who were watching the old horse depart,
strenuously urged him to adopt. He disap-
peared, however, with his new master, and
soon after, in company with large drove
of other horses, he was placed on board
vessel which one afternoon in March, SET
sail from New Haven for the West Indies.
The vessel had hardly reached the open
Sound, at night-fall, before storm began
to "brew," which by nine O'Clock became
so violent that the safety ofthe ship, captain,
and crew was placed in imminent jeopardy
The craft labored SO heavily that it was
found necessary to throw over much of the
live freight, which greatly incumbered the
deck. The oldest and least valuable horses
were selected, and among them was our four.
legged "hero." The stormy waters OF the
Sound received the poor old fellow; but his
odestiny" was not yet to be fulfilled. The
shore, which the vessel had"hugged" in the
tempest, was only three miles distant, and
this, with more than "superhumaa effort, y
he was enabled to reach. That very night
his old master was awakened by the famil-
lar "whinnying" of his faithful beast, over
the long-acoostomed door-yard gate, saying
like the old 'gaberlunzeman" Scottish song,
Get up good man, and let me in J"
The familiar sound came like the voice
of "Nat Lees spirit-horse, as described by
Dana in the BUCCANEERS" to that remorse'
full master. He did "get up" and led the
old steed into his wonted stall, which he
thereafter occupied undisturbed until hi
death. With an unerring instinct, thai
animal had travelled twenty-five miles.
after reaching the shore, before he ar
rived at the door of his old master. 81
shall never sell another old horse" said the
original narrator of this story to our friend
''the longest day live "-Kinksrbocksr.
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o. A letter closed with the white Of an
egg, cannot be opened by the steam OF boiling
water, like a common wafer, ss the heat on
ly adds to its frmness;
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RoRT. CowAN.

DEALER in Books, Stationary, Fancy Articles, Sc.
new % street, staunton, Virsina,-on one door North
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DR.. II. A. RaRKELAY

OFFERS his profession services to the citizens Of
" Staunou and the Surrounding country Office al the
late residence OF his father.
Stauutou, April is, lS5l.-tf.
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WIN. CHAMBERS.

DEALER IN Books, Stationary, Fancy Articles &C.,
Street, Staunton, Virginia.
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DIR. a. n LAIRD.
Al the Virginia aa0iel,
SITUATION, VA.

April 10, lo5l.-tf
J. b. BRECKENRIDGE. T. W. cowNE, JR.
BRHCxINRrDG Z & CoWNE,
DEALERS u Staple and Fancy Try Goods, South
Az west Corner OF Beverly and New Street, Staauon,
Virginia.
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Mse The citizens of Hartford are invok.
ing the aid of Providence in completing a
railroad between the two cities.
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- "Julius, why didn't you oblong your
stay at the Springs {"
Cease, Mr.. Snow, dey charge too much.
"How so Julius -
"Why de landlord charged dis colored
individual with stealing the spoons"
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2. BAYNE.

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Cans, Root,
~ Shoes, Sc, Augusta Street, Staunton, Virginia.
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DAVIS A RAYSER,

DEALER in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, South
~ East Corner OF Beverly and New Streets, staua,ou
Virginia.
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IOHN EIrTKs

DEALER in, and Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes,
Beverly Street stauntOp, yirginia-opposite the
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r. p EsKRTDGE

DEALER in Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes SO, Stann
~ Virginia, below II. j. & w. B. Craw ford.
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GEO e. PRICE.

DEALER in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Beverly
~ Street. Staunton, Virginia old Stand OF Cowue s.
Deakns
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DEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye
Stulis, Beverly Street sauntoo, Virginia, one door
West OF B. Crawford's.
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A. MT srN pSON

DEALER in all kinds of Hardware and Cutlery Bey
~ erly Street, Stauntou, Virginia.
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E. L. JONES.
J. F. ]. WHITE.
T. COCHRAN. THOMAS BUTLEl
O. r. COCHRAN s. CO,

DEALERS, Wholesale and Retail, in Chewing To-
D bacco, Segars, Snuff, Sc, New Street. Staunton,
Virginia, one door below Breckinridge & Cowne's
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H. ]. & w 3. CRAWFORD,
A. ,. DEAKrNS.

DEALERS in Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Ne'
~ Street, Stauuton, Virginia.
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j. ". MEREDITH

G. B, WRIGHT. ]. ". MEREDITH.
G.. e WRIGHT x Co,
nEALERS in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sc, BeY-
~ erly Street, Staunion, Virginia. Watches Clocks,
Jewelry, &c.. promptly and neatly repaired aud war
ranted.
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HEA DauA RrKRs MAINE Coars,
Quarermasters Office, Washington, Oct IS, 1881.
SEPARArE PROPOSALS. win be untn IL
United States marines the following
lions for the year le32, viz II
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire; 1000 4##aH
Chariestown, Massachusetts, t. 5ss .mM
brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District Of Columbia s.se.s
Each ration rosh beef
three quarters OF pound pork OF bread,
made OF huperhne HOUR of tho
and al the rate OF good coffee twelve pounds
o Tue best New Orleans OF the best white
ouf quarts pounds Of good
haid brown and and half dipped
alow candles, to each hundred atons.
The beef required shall be delivered
stall consist OF The best and choice
pork to be No. prime pork groceries
quality the kinds named, subject inspection.
No bid Will
bond hundred dollars, with sufees execution
OF the awarded The sufcency
be certified by ohcial person.
TO be endorsed, "Propcsa for rations.n
The Portsmouth Journal New Hampss Bonion Atlas and Ad
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Massachusetts, New York Courier and Enquirer, Mirror EApress
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Florida will the above three insertions each week until the
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II
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mHREE new ..y,s ....s ": now erecting on the old
so.cs and possession
nsIt They the most modern dry goods
lights The Is wide
ri s, deep in light The store
deco and inches high in the clear,
several windows
SuIdins The fronting Market Space IL
vide deep ~ feet wide by ~ feet deep having
les room S. feet deep, feet otnches high. There
each store with It's basement by
s..,vay The third feet wide BY feet Deep
sht by the store could
made BY throwing The TWO last soe o ohe hach store has
vault in the pavement for iuei.
so for rent given the LIST OF October next
,.~s next the
os,ns ON Seventh he main business
hish with cellar 50 feet deep II IL built Ia the
MANNER and capital stand Tor wholesale retail
vsrv arss and elegant boarding rsut and
budss hgh the three the OF
Space aud Of the
0onus on the best and
boarding with the modern fixtures Of tanks aud
story, speaking tubes through the gasshi,
and complete Also, ne balcony
around Of the building level with the paor
o building which occupied by the boarding
4 building with extensive 'front.' The dining IS
feet paors each Is feet long by Ia
BY folding sliding DOORS There 6lgh
nc BY folding aad sliding DOORS suitable
airy chamberst has also two good Kitchens and two
rfe tSafs e The location Of valuable and
desirable the city, For apply the subscriber
House, north side Pennsvania between Sd
ANNE r. DERMoTT
septl6-eot2wif 53
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d ENOyAL.The celebrated Dr. c. w. ROBACK, professor of
astroog, astronomy phrcnoogy and seomoncy combined
with conurao from Sweden having removed his ONCE 70 NO
White street, York; offers his services 10 the citizens
Of Washington He consulted by all the crowned heads OF
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation nsoioger than
living Naivties calculated according
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abovenaed have been done In this city and its
United full satisfaction of ALL
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will and will do
person. aud the mail safe that
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monthly and has missed
All lette win be reigiousy attended prepaid Be par
For particulars
call the Office Of The Unon and get astrological almanac
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The College OF st. James,

WAsHINoToN COUNTY, MD,
fIhe College Of the Proant Episcopal Chuch)
THE tenth annual session VIII Monday October
until the commencement day'-the last
Thursday In July s52 New students are recommended 10 enter
session. they
their
The college number Of classes, affords all the
educaon and the successful terinn
Of the collegiate confes its graduates the usual
demicAl degrees.
The grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
under distinct discipline,
cees lads At the beginning OF their acadecal and
collegiate The direction
the college advantages pupils
the grammar school.
classes, study Of the Greek language
place supplied additional studies modern
guages book keeping, &c.
college entirely hesthu and, by Its dis
from and villages favorable to good morals and
order.
"Kemp HAIL. building 80 feet by 40, will be ready for
the In sddition the former
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Evans civil ecclesiastical law and John H.
Ale IAnder, LII. d. lecturer physics and chemistry
(he the college and
schooD hundred and twenty five
dollars, payable semi annually in advance.
Applications for admission 10 be made to
= JOHN B. KERFOOT d. D., Rector,
College OF 81. James p. o. Maryland
Aug l4-3awam
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United states Patent Omce,

petition of NJ Sorel of Paris France the
a patent granted for method
preserving 0xydaton, for
patent which takes place the seventh
December, A. ID. 1851
said petition be heard ut the Patent Office
Saturday. December 1885, at u O'Clock, and all
persons appear f they have
why petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the required TO file In the Patent
objections, specifically writing
of hearing All testimony filed BY either
hearing taken and transmitted
the office, which will be furnished
plcation.
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Providence Journal Providencc Rhode Island Daily Ad
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cember
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Commissioner Of Patents.
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bills ofce, with paper containing this notice.
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TOR beautiful commodions, cottage built rssdsnss
on 7b between Boundary sreets, containing 1879
ground No 40 and sN nhssheHf
offered sale II has nine apartments with thfeefotd
passage smoke wood and carriage houses, with
abng for horses pump OF excellent water In The
yard.
This place n within walk Of The public ohces
rapidly improving and enjoys the double advan
tsge Of a city country residence. ..,.. x,-.,.
description Of the surrounding besufaa vicinity hxn
coNvcniences, deemed unnecessary r
call and examine for themselves
Title from United States, Inqers Of IT, JoHHsos, on ms
premises.
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rARPETINGs Floor OiI-Cioths Curtain Materials
subscribers have the pleasure Of
friends and generally Of the cities
and Virginia. they have just received New York Boston
packets the most extensive and altogether the complete
ssormeni Of furnishing dry goods o.
had the pleasure FesenBS the public the
ing articles of which they beg to enumsrate, viz
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpetng, new designs
SO do tapestry Brussels do very rich
IS do extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do do do do small figures
S bales patent English Brussels, Iow-priced
5000 yards super thrsepay carpeing, Lowell manufacture
i,sS DO DO 'ndsn eaRs''ns as second a. quality
sheets beaMtifal oil cloth, which will be any
shape for halls or passages
pieces twiod and plain Venetian for and
80 dosen hrAss ssrscds, al saes, and cheap
Is printea druegst csumh cloths, from l0A TO l6A
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de ane
do do worsted and cotton do
IS do do damssks
Is do do union damasks, double width
do do worssed de lnines, for furniture
l5 do TurkeyFed
IS pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
- pafss embroidered muslin curtains M -
$50 brass cornces, from the richest the cheapest.
styles; all Of which will be offered
Purchasers cordially invited examine stock
before making their selections elsewhere.
HooE, BROTHER, 4 CO.
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EDWARD X COLLINS,
No, 50 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
4 d. Roberts, 4 co.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London
l.. DRAPER, IT,,
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Iu,u bhiVs having bucn built e
TGX pcssy for governn,a service every care has been
<14E&dX taken in their construction ther engines
.~to insure strength and speed their
daons Tor uncqussd for elegance comfort
Price Of passage New York Liverpool $3.50 Exclusive
x33.
An experienced surgeon will be attached 10 each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
The owners Of these ships will be gold silver
Duon specie, leWey, stones, unless bills
adng are signed thefef and the thereof
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ON petition Of Natl Wyeh, Of Cambridge, Massachu
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him for
preparing for shipping for seven years
the Of said patent which takes place on e s'
day Of December, 1851
Monday November nett, at II O'Clock, and
notified and show casc any they nave
why petition ought be granted
Persons opposing the extension required 10 ME IN the fnten,
Once specifically forth in writing, al least
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Marty hearing aud transmitted
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application. ,.,,,
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