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Com nlissiOner's Notice.

RATH County Circuit Court, April Tern
II 1852: 80
Rachel G.. Scott, late Rachel c. Hamilton in her
own right and as Administrative of James Ham
ton, deed, Plf,
AGAINST
Thomas d. Hamilton, Chas Hamilton Rofer-
Carlyle and Margaret lis wife. late Slargaror
Hamilton, Jane V.Perkills, late Jane v Ham
iltoa. Amanda McCue infant daughter of Sarah
b. McCue, late Sarah b. Hamilton, Rachel X
Hamilton. Elizabeth j. Hamilton and Sarah j.
Hamilton, infant daughters ofJohn ID. Hamilton
decd and Andrew Hamilton infant son Of Mary
V. Hamilton decd. Defendants
This cause coming on this 23d day Of April. rs
81, to be further heard upon the papers formerly
read, together with the report of Rachel c. Scott
who was appointed Commissioner by iorme!
decree of this Court TO make sale of The land in
the bill mentioned, to which report there is no OK
ception and is therefore confirmed, and was again
argued by counsel on consideration whereof: II j.;
adjudged. ordered and decreed that the said Ra-
chel Z. Scott Withdraw the bonds executed for the
purchase money and collect the same as they fall
due and when the whole of the purchase money
is paid, said Commissioner is hereby authorized to
execute deeds TO the purchasers with special war
ranty. And by consent of the parties it is further
adjudged, ordered and decreed that Andrew Dam
ron be appointed commissioner to state, settle and
adjust the accounts of the plaintiff as administrative
ofJames Hamilton, deed land ascertain the nett a
mount ofpersona assets in her hands for distribr-
ton as well as the nett proceeds of the re-
al estate after deducting the costs Of this suit, ex-
pcnse of sale and conveyance of the land inelud
ing the commission 'allowed by law on the pur-
chase, for making sale, collecting.thc money and
making distribution, and that said commissioner
also take an account of Arrangements made b.
the intestate to his children, in order to final de
cree and distribution of the whole estate both re
al and personal.
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DIED.

On Tuesday night the 30th ut., William F. A, in
FAINT son Of Jas L Cycc, OF Lexington.
On Monday the 22d ult., at his residence, Mr. john
Bennett of Pcndlcton'c0anty.
On the ODD ut, ar his residence on the South Fork
Pendeto1 county, Mr. John Dyer Oyerseer Of the Poor
= for the 81 district in that county
On Saturday morang last Robert,S son Of MIR Jacob
Lichlitcr of Woodstock, aged about years.
Near Woodstock on Thursday the Goth ult MIS- Bar
bara Iarman wife of Mr. Philip IIarina of Shenandoah
county, aged Al years.
On Saturday the Goth ult, at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs Davis in Rockingham county, Nathan
J Harris, in the SD year OF his age.
At the residence of her father in Kcezetowp, On
Tuesday evening the 23rd ut after short illness Miss
Louisa, daughter Of Mr.. Elijah Dudley, aged about 20
years
On the 2o,h ult, in Roclbr:dgc county James a ,
infant son Of John and Elizabeth NicCUheoa, aged
Is months and Is days
,0N "Wednesday the oath ult, at his residence, near
Harrisonburg, Rockingham co Mr. Henry Puitz, Sr,
aged 20 years, mouths and % days
Suddenly on Friday the 18th ult, pt the residence
Of her husbIid in the county Of AlbenarIc Mrs Mary
Catharinc Iarman, consort of Mr. Micn,s n Jar,oaa
and daughter ofStepaen ulrSher.cr, ESQ. of Pocl-
inghan county, Leaving afcs,iVaatc husband eght
children, (oAc aiant aboH ID or u days Old ! and
large number of relatives and lic,ls y r.oiea their r
>rePsrable loss.
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MARRIED.


On Tuesday, Nov. 90, by Rev. VIM. Brown, WIN
II. HYDE, ESQ, 30 Miss ELIZABETH MEssgRsMIrH, all
OF this County.
On the 9th ult. BY the Rev. Samuel W. Blain, Mr.
JoHN L. BRASiAN, OF Louisa county, TO Miss ANNIE
E., eldest daughter OF Jas. w Bailey, of Albemarc.
On Thursday the 18th ult., by the Rev John w
Fulkerson Mr.. JouS J. S>YDER, to Miss ELIZA c.
HuPMAN, both Of this county.
On the LIST inst, by the Rev. D. w Arnold, Mr.. E
RAsMus RHoDEs,o f Rockingham cc.,to Miss ELIzABETH
HEvESER, of Highland.
On Sunday the 2Sth ult., by REV. - WM
ALTAFFsR n, Esq. to Miss MARGARET, daughter OF VIM
Edison, Esq, all Of Mt Sidney. Ausustac CO. 90
On the 9th ult., by the Rev. j. G. Dice, Mr.. Mt
cHAEL SNttEs, of Augusta, to Miss MSRY Z. Mccoy,
OF Pendleton.
On Thursday the 18th ult., AR. EMASuEL SIalMoNe
to Mss SALTY Scorr, both Of Pcndlcton.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev. Daniel Fecte,Mr JAS
III. BVRGESs, to Miss May j., daughter Of Col Peter
Roller, all Of Rockingham co.
At the residences Of MIR. James Vanpct in Harrison
burg on the 18th ut., by Rev. John +. Massey, MIR
JNo. MessERLY, to Mrs. CArHAEiSE JovAS, all o
Hsrrisonburg.
On Thursday morning the 20th ut,, by Rev. ]. p
Cline, MIR. SoLoMCN X. NlooRE, to Mss WrLLELLMA
TATs, daughter Of Joel Pcnaybaker, ESD all of Shen
andoah.
On the same day, by the same, Mr. JOSEPH BARE,
to Miss May AcHER, all OF Rockingham co.
By Rev w NJ. McElwee on the 25th inst. Mr. ]
l.. CoLgMA~, TO Miss MARY b., daughter of Mr. Hugh
Harper, all of Rockbridge
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SALE OF NEGROES.

r WILL offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, for
IL cash, on the first day of January 1858,
Three Negro Slaves,
belonging to the estate Of Dr. E. II. Gooch, decd
One is Blacksmith, one COED Farm hand and
the other very likely woman, who is good
Cook, Washer and Iruiier. ."
f. F. 'STERRETT, Admir-.
P S.-Al persons indebted bo the estate of
Dr. E. H. Gooch, decd, by bond or account, are
hereby notified that a settlement must be had by
the 25th of this month; if not. all claims will be
indiscrmuately placed in the hands of the officers
for collection. +. f, s., Admir-.
Dec 8, lS52:Ltds.
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= & NJ. HIRSH have removed their Variety
w. Store to the house formerly occupied by S.
E. Clarke, one door above Deakins s. Merritt and
nearly opposite the Post Office, where they will
be pleased to exhibit to their friends aud the,pub-
lie generally the largest, cheapest and most elc-
giant assortment of goods in their line ever seen in
Stanton
A call is respectfully solicited from all those who
wish to make the most of their money. An Gnu
meration OF our goods will not be attempted, as
any thing and every thing found il the most ex-
tensve establishments Of the kind, is kept constant
ly on hand wholesale and retail.
Staunton. Nov. "a, 1852.
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Commissioners Sale.

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior
. Court of Augusta County, rendered on the 9th
day of November, l849, in the case Of Teaford's
Executor rs. Peter Lohr s. others. the undersign-
cd will proceed on Iuesdaythe 18Th day Of Decent
bernert to sell to the highest bidder. on heprem-
ises, SO much of the real estate devised By said
Eohr as may be sufficient to raise the sum OF SIC
96s, with interest on $72 Co., part thereof from
Nov lst, l849; also the costs ofsuit and thecosis
and charges of sale.
TERMS,-The purchaser will be required to
execute bonds with good security. payable in SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, and the legal title
will be retained as ultimate security.
$500 MOSES n. McCUE, Comm.
November "a, lS52-tls.
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Dec. s. 1922

FELLowCrrIz Though late in the day,
l trust not too late, respectfully announce my
self as a candidate for the office of Commissioner
oftbe Revenue. recently vacated by the resgna-
'tion of Jas Nielsen, Esq. And while it is the
du,y p every republican citizen to render his ser
vices to the public when called for. hold it e.
quay to be the right of every one to offer his ser
vices whenever he feels like it, and hence APP
pear before you in the position of a candidate for
your suffrages. As many of,my iellOw-ctlzens as
desire my services will vote for me, and those who
do not desire them will please vote against me-
Yours, with great solicitnde,
b. ESTILL.
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Isaac T'elfir,

Isaac Telfair,
AGAINST
james W. Eskridgc and ais.
aSTIE United States Court for the Western Dis
trict 81 Virginia, at the late May term, there
Of, held at Stalitpn, deereed in tho aboye named
cause, among other things, as follows: THAT
John n. Hendren, be and he is hereby appointed
Commissioner to take, state, and settle the Elk
ecptorial accounts Of Charles L. Peyton with the
Estate Of Craven eyton, deed, and the accounts
ofthe said Charles l.. Peyton, with the distribil-
tees ufsaid Estate and also an account ofthe Real
and Personal property, including money. bonds SC.
received by the said James W. Eskridge and Lucy
J. j. his wife. or their trustee, orby any other
distributed or legatec of Louisiana R. B. Peyton,
decd and that he mako report, Sc, Sc"
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S. H. COLEMAN

EgAS just received lot ofnew and popular works
- amongst which are-Louis Napoleon and his
Times; A Faggot of French Sticks Ladies of the
Covenant; Cavaliers Of England; What Now
(or young ladies leaving School J Sword aud Dis
taft; Mothers Recompense; Mother at Home
Moral Science (Alexandcr;) Letters from Italy,
the Alps and the Rhine (Headly;) Chances at
Europe (Grcely; Mechanics for Machinists,
Millwrights, Engineers, &c.; Personal Adven-
lures of "Our Own Correspondent Earth and
Man; Scenes and Thoughts in Europe; The Lord
our Shepherd. Also large lot Of Fancy Note
Envelopes and Note Paper, Gilt-edged Letter Pa
per, &C., sc.
-Staunton, Nov. "a, 1852.
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Ssaunton, Dec. j, 1852.
Family Groceries,

ON HHDS. Brown Sugar,
~ 80 bbls. Coffee Sugar,
II, Ibis. Loaf. Crushed and hllveri2ed Sugar,
hhds Molasses,
10 bbls. do
a bbls Boston Syrup,
25 bags Mocha, Java, Rio and Laguira Coffee
200 sacks LiSetpool and G. A. Salt,
Flour of Salt in boxes and bags. for table use.
40 boxes Sperm, Ada time and Tallow Candles
A fine assortment e. F.. Imp, and Oolong Tea
Maccaronl and Vermac;lli.
Capers' Olives, Olive Oil. John Bulls ant
Norcestershire Sauces, Pine Apple and Eng
:, Cheeses, Walnut Catsup,
Allspce, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Numegs
Ground Ginger, Rice and Corn Starch, TO
), cooking,
Shad, Herring and Mackarel,
1909 lbs. Cotton Vain, ASSORTED tGhumbefs,
81 pieces Brown and Rleaciled Cottons,
Coarse goods for Seivants,
Cotton Batting.
20 half boxes Of Bunch Raisins,
S, Tons Iron,
Family Flour constantly on hand.
j. b. BRECKENRIDGE g. SON.
Stanton, Dec. /, 1882.
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New Books.
-, 60 SL

- -~!gEeL~
DOB'T COWAN has just received the follow
AS ing New Books: Near Home, and Far on,
oaca by the author of the Peep Of Day; Earis,
wood, Or Lights and Shadows Of the Anglican
Church; Shades of Character, or the Infant Pr
grim; Grays Poems, beautifully illustrated; Hol
iday House, by Miss Sinclair; Pioneer Women
of the West, by Mrs. Elet The Gentle Shep-
herd, by Allan Ramsey; Partisan Sights and
French Principles; Appleton's Popular Library !;
Putnam's Semi Monthly Library Mrs. Hale's
New Book of Cookery and Complete Housekeeper;
The Lives of scott and Jackson, by J. L. Head
ley; The Bible in the Family, by H. A. Board
man, ID. D.. in various bindings The American
Miller and Millwrights Assistant; Painters, Gil
der and Varnishers Companion; Webster;s quar-
10 Dictionary Webster's Dictionary. University
edition Webster's High-School Dictionary ;
Websters Primary School Dictionary; Methodist.
Presbyterian, Tract Society Virginia, Dutch Eng
lish, German and Comic Almanacs for 1853.
The Cabin and Parlor; Juvenile Books, large
supply.
Also great variety OF Annusls, Poems, and
other beautifully illustrated books; together with
large assortment of Fancy Articles suitable for
Christmas. New Year, Birthday or Bridal presents,
just received and for sale by :. >.
n.
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yg>HE subscribers have associated themselves to-
U gether to cenduc. a GROCERY AND
CONFUSION BUSINESS, in the town Of
Stanton, under the style and firm of
j. 3. Breckenridge & Son.
We pledge ourselves to sell Groceries at lower
price than we believe they have ever been sold in
this place. Our stock is now very large and COM
plete All we ask of our friends is to give US a
call aad examine for themselves
j. B. BRECKENRIDGE.
ALEX. n. BRECKENRIDGE.
Stanton. Dec |. 1852
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Notice.

#sAVING become sole proprietor Of the Mossey
LIE Creek Paper Mill byipurchase on the 25th
day of September, am how prepared 10 fill or
ders for all kinds opaper at the shortest notice and
upon as good terms as any other Mill. will pay
three dollars and fifty Gems PEI lu{Ired weight,
delivered, for all Linen and Cotton Rags, or fair
price if send my team for them. Address
JACOB SANGER,
=. Us. Paul, my agent.
Mt. Scion. Va. Nov. II, fS52.-3m.
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cowwIssIoNER,s NOTICE.

The parties interested in the foregoing dccretI
order. viz: the resident parties, Charles L. Pey
ton. Ex'or of Craven Peyton, decd, VIM. C.
E.skridge and vile, and George Eskridse-; aht
the non-rcsidents, James w. Eskridge and Lucy
]. J. his wife, VIM. S. Eskrdge. Walker Brooke
and wife, Mary G. Fisher, Vim. S. Eskridge, jr.
Craven p Eskridge, John Sims and wife, H. II
Fultz and wife, Edgar Eskridge. Charles L.
Esaridge, George G. Eskridge, I,pcy Eskridge
and - trustee under the will Of Louisiana
Pcyton. deed, will hereby take natce That have
appointed Friday the 10th dqyQf December ne1t,
for the purpose oftakilg various accounts there,
in directed-on which day they ARE required to at
tend at my office in Staunton, prepared to furnish
me with all the data necessary for fnh and sat
isfactory statement and report of the.same.
j. N. HENDREN, Cosam.
Nnvomher % lG52-4W
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HAVE removed their CLOTHING STORE
Il to the room, in the Stone House Immediately
above the Virginia Hotel, formerly occupied by
VIM. Chambers as Book Store. and more re-
Gently by Chas. Bert S, Co., as Hat Store. We
invite our customers to give us call at our new
quarters. We will receive them cordially and
give them good bargains. We keep on hand a
general assortment ofeverything for gentlemen's
apparel
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Commissioners Notice.

StIRCUIT Court of Bath County, October
~ Term, 1912:
Charles l.. Francisco-plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Graham, late Sheriff Of Bath County, and as
such Adm'or of Samuel V. Hamilton, deceased,
Thomas b. Hamilton, Rachael g. Scott, Chas.
Hamilton, JaneV Perkins, Robert Carlyle and
Margaret his wife, Amanda H. Nc, ue, Ra-
'chael r. Hamilton, Elizabeth j. Hamilton and
Sarah p. Hamilton. heirs at Law, OF said Sam
uel v Hamilton deed, the last four of whom
are infants under the age of twenty-one years,
by stephen A. Por err, their Guardian specially
assigned to defend them in this suit-Def'ants.
''The Court doth adiudge, order and decree that
the Defendant John Graham, late Sheriff, and
Administrator as aforesaid do render before one of
the Master Commissioners of the Court an account
of his administration upon the Estate of his intes
tate, which account said Commissioner will take,
state, settle and report, with any matters specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself required by
the parties to be 50 stated. The said Commits
sioner will also after due notice published for thir-
ty days in the Staunt0n Spectator, and posted at
the front door of the Courthouse of Bath County,
converting all the unsatiSied creditors Of the intes
tate, take an account of the Plaintiffs demand and
of all other unsatisied debts and liabilities of the
nestate, and report them to the Court, classifying
them according to their respective prorities aud
dignities aud the said Commissioner. will take
and report to the Court an account Of The quantity
and Fee-simple value of the Real Estate of which
the intestate died seized and possessed, and also
the fair annual valve of its rents and profits in or
der to enable the Court to decide whether it will
be necessary to decree a sale for the payment of
debts, or whether they may be liqudated in a rea-
s6na6le time out of the rents and profits all which
accounts said Commissioner will examine, state,
settle and report, with any other matters specially
stated. deemed pertinent BY hmselfor required by
the parties to be 50 stated"
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Commissioners Notice.

CIRCUIT Court of Bath County, October
- Term, 1852:
A. A. IL. Perkins, &c.APlainii4fs,
AGAINST
Perkins Administrator '&c-Defendants.
On motion of tho Plaintiffs, 50 much of the or
der made in this cause appointing Christopher
Damron special Commissioner, to state, settle
and adjust the administration accounts of John D..
Hamilton. upon the Estate of Tyrils II. Perkins,
decd, and the accounts ct the said Hamilton rs
Guardian OF the Plaintiff aud his sisters--and the
partnership accounts O tn ldte-fun of Perkins s
Hamilton, be set aside, and this cause is referred
to commissioner Cochran who is directed to state
said accounts. with any other matter specially sta
ted, deemed pertinent by hniseifor required by
eitherof the parties 10 be 50 stated, and said Com
missilreris authorized to proceed in the absence
of either of the parties, who having notice of his
primary appointment or adjournment shall tail to
attend him, and this cause is continued to the next
Term.
"A Copy-Teste,. =.
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| Copy-Ieste =
S. A. PORTER. d. (

The parties. interested in the foregoing decree,
will please take notice that will, on the / 9Th day
of December 1852, at my office at the Warn.
Springs proceed to take the accounts required bv
said decree. The children and heirs at law o,
James Hamilton decd, will also take notice tina,
by an sinendmendatory order rendered in this caus,
at the October term 1852, they are required to ap
pear before the commissioner and render upon oaif
an account of advancemcnts land answer such rer-
Neutrality-suspicious. as may be propoaaded h, item
touching said advancenenis. b. =
ANDREW DAMRON, Cosna'r.
Nov H. IS52-4t
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bargains Bargains I!

EIAvING already received new supply of
"a ready made Clothing which enables us to say
that our stock is larger than any other in the Val
ley, we would say to the public that
NOW is TIME FOR GREAT bargains.
We are positively determined to sell from this
day through the season, clothing cheaper than ev-
er before offered ia this county The largest best
and cheapest stock Of clothing is to be had at our
house. Call and examine orr stock and you GER
ta;nly will buy. >, :. ... .y.,, 49,, :,
Negro clothing, large lot, cheaper than can be
GOODMAN s. CO.
Virginia, Hotel Building, adjoining Bare s Ster-
rett.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Election Day, Saturday 18th Dscemher

>Ne$srs Editors.-I have been strongly solicited
bv numerous friends (and in your paper OF the LIST
inst. find a call made on mel to become candl-
date for Commissioner of the Revenue in district
No. made vacant by the resignation of Walter
Davis Esq. The duties of that Office having
been 50 ably and faithfully discharged by Mr.
Davis. it is with diffidence announce myself
cand;da;e least may be inadequate, if elected, m
rendering as general satisfaction as he did; but II
it should be the pleasure of my fellow citizens OF
the county to confer the office on me- pledge my
self to perform It's duties to the best OF my aG5lV
THOS. NJ DONOHO.
Dec 6 1850
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"A Copy-Teste,
C. L. McDANNALD, d. c.

The parties interested in the foregoing decree.
are hereby notified that shall proceed on We'd
nssday Tie 20th of January e:rt, at my office, al
the Warm Springs, to take the various accounts
therein directed, at which time and place they are
required to attend, prepared ofurnish me with all
the necessary data for full and satisfactory state
ment and report of the same.
JAS. COCHRAN, Comm.
December s. lS52-aw
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RICHMoND ntARkET.

Corrected ,ceekly from the Times
BACON, Smithfeld cured II 70, Baltimore l! a IL
BvrTER, per pound, irkm 10 81, fresh roll 70 w
CoFFGE-0d Java IL II, Green I.aguayra H.
Rio Q 10, Manila u a 10, Cape Se9 "a
GRAIN-Wheat, white S 10 l5rcd $la O7 Corn
10 IS, Oats 80 42, Rye rs 90 % .,
GUASo-PerGvan, per ton, 80 81, Patagon'an 81 o.
PLASTER, lump, per ton, 90 ~.
SuGARs-New Orleans 5 as , Porto Rico ga I, ST Croix
7 a l. Refined Loaf 90, Crushed 5 a9
SALT, American per sack, 37al so, Liverpool oval y
TEAs-Imperial s Gunpowder So %, Black 2oal Al
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BAI,TIMORN CATTLn nIARXET.

U'eek ending Friday December Sd There were OF,
cred at the scales Monday 1900 head OF Beeyes, Of
ers 100 were left ovor unsod, and 2OO were driven tc
Philadelphia Prices ranged from $50 to SIS 5O on
the hoOf, equal to $5a SIS rs net, and averaging So
90 gross.
Hoes.-We quote at 81 so to $500.
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FELLOW CITIZENS AT the solicitation ofmany
Of my friends, and wishing to be more actively
employed PARTON of the year, announce myself
a candidate for Commissioner of the Revenue in
the Second or Northern District Of Augusta Coun-
ty. II elected will faithfully discharge the du-
ties Of the office. JOHN u. STONEh,
Churchyilie, Dec |, 1882
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TO IN. Vo.ers of Augusta County.

hereby offer myself as a candidate for the Office
of Commissioner of the Revenue, in The place of
James Nelsln, Esl.. resigned. In doing SO think
- Is sufficient simply to say, should my fellow citi-
zsas see cit to confer On me the houors aud profits
thus s5uyht. viii with assduity and to the very
hes, of my ability discharge the duties of the office
THORNTON BERRY.
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.NNfic1.

T'HE Subscriber having made ap importan
change, desires closing up his business to tn
LIST of July last. All those indebted to him per
sonaly, are earnestly requested to come fofwar
and settle their accounts by bond or otherwise, a
the very earliest possible day. He hopes thatnon
will disregard this notice.
DAVIS A. KAYSER.
SfaGnton, Nov. "a, 1852.
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respectfully announce myself as candidate
for the oIflpa of Commissioner of the Revenue. Of
the 2nd District. made vacant by the resignation
of James Nelson. Esl,, promising, if elected, to
discharge the duties of the office to the best my
ability. ROBERT A. CURRY.
Nov. 10. 1923
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Notice.

SEALED proposals will be received by the IN.
- designed until 10 O'Clock A. M, on Wed.
nesday the 22d day of this month, for supplying
the Western Luuatic Asylum with fresh meats,
for the year ending the 3lst of December, 1853
Specifications can be seen at the Asylum on or at
teg the 18th inst, on applcstica,,to the Supern-
tendent.
NIGH. G. KINNEY. ,
JAS. II. SKINNER, Exec. Comm.
WM II. HARMAN. y
Dec s 1859 -tdI
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To The Voters of Augusta County.

At the solicitation of some of my friends, have
consented 10 become candidate for Commissioner
of the Revenue, for the First or Southern District.
For the information ofsome, | would state that
| now reside in the country, having left Stanton
some time since. ). K. TAYLOR.
December s. 1882.