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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-10
List Of Letters

DEMAINlNG in the Post Office at Staunton'
IN November |, 1852.
A B-Joseph A. Amman, Adams s Cos FIX
press Agent W. p. Asbury, John Alison, Miss
l.. II. Brashear, John w. Butler, Daniel Baber,
w. Bell. L.. Boyd, Jacob Bear, Jas, NJ. Byars,
Dabney Beach, John Crawford, Wilson Branston,
Patrick Burke, Edw. Buky.
C& D-Srm'l J. Cupp, James Campbell, H.
B. Crawiodr Elias Crone, VIM. j, Cock, Ihos
Donnahoo, ThOs. NJ. Durborean, John w, De
priest. Miss. NJ. Dinkle, Francis Davis, Ellen
Donnavan.
&G-Edmuad Fitzgerald, Horace t. Full
Ter, Miss Emily II. FauntlerOy, Denis Flnnessy,
Bridget Finnell
G&H-John Gilmer, Jas P. Cannon, David
F. Humphrey. Franklin W. Harlow, Howard A,
Humphreys, \. r. Heuwood, Miss Maria How
ard, James Z. Hall, Richard A. Hughes, Joseph
Herst, Mrs Delilah Holt, Patrick Hensey.
J&K-James VIM. johnson, Henry James,
wm. Jack, VIM A. Jackson, Afford King, John
Kaufman or Heirs, Mrs. Margaret Keller, John
Kerr or Heirs.
M-Mrs. Mary Lamb, Jno. B. Lavell,
Miss Matilda Lea, CONNER Leyden, James Lin
name, Daniel Mcdonald, Duncan Mcdonald, Mrs
Elizabeth McCord, Alaben, Doct. VIM. A
Mitchell, Patrick Mahoney.
O& P-David H. Owen, AdisOn Oriar, John
O'Gonnell, John H. Peasants, James Porter
Mrs Mary G.. Pemberton, Miss Easter Paine
Patrick Purcell 4.
RS S-A. b. Roadcap, Mrs, Nancy Pier, Oh
Rear, James NJ, Ransom, Joseph ii. G. Reeves
Ro. Rodgers, John Ross, Mary Riordan, Mis-:
Lucie Ann Scott, Miss Sallie J. Smith, Miss Mar
.garet Scott. Miss Catharine Smith, Miss Eliza
beth Salterwhite, VIM. L. SchOoler, j, II. Stick
Ter.
W--Hugh Tiffany, Patrick Topley, VIM
C. Thomas. Agent Thompson's Exp, Sye Tay-
loc, Thos lob n, james Toain 2, Cain Tobn, G.
w White, John Walker, Ro Whitlock, Mis-
Virginia Heater, Joseph p. Westridge, w. w
WOlfenbager, Mrs, Jane Wertenbacker
n. c. BROOKS, P. N.
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23O IL Acres.
Executors Sale Of Land.

WYE will offer for sale, publicly, on the prem
w ises, on Tuesday 30M November 1852,
A TRACT OF LAND,
lying on the waters of Middle River, in Augusta
county, about 5! miles South west of Staunton,
adjoining the lands Of James Brown and others,
containing about
l50AcRE
of which about 100 are cleared-about l2 acres Of
first rate Meadow, the balance in timber. Any
person or persons wishing to purchase are invited
to view the land, which will be shown by either
of the undersigned at any time upon application
TERMS.-One- fourth of the purchase money
in hand, and balance in three equal annual pay
ments thereafter. The time Of possession, &C..
will be made known on day of sale.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Jr.,
JOHN TRIMBLE,
EXor's of Geo. Baylor, ar decd.
Oct. 81, 1652-tds.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL. be sold at public auction, on Thursday
w Tie End Of December, at the late residence
OF John W. Estill, dec'd,aaar the Long Glade, all
the PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to tic
estate and comprising the following articles, to wit
Flee head Of Horses, sir Mitch Co.'s, n:ne head
Of Steers AID Ci!vss, one Ban, M;nc grolcn Hogs
AID five Shoies, elepsn head Of Sheep, ard oil The
Household and Kitchen Furniture, together ooitt
the Forming Utensils.
TER MS.-For all sums under FIVE dollars the
cash will be required, and upan all sums exceed
ing FIVE d1llars, credit Of nine months will b5
given, the purchaser executing bond and approved
security.
ALS0-A Tract Of Land containing some 20C
Acres. adjoining the homestead, will be offered fol
sale sither publicly or privately as the case may
require.
BENJAMIN ESTILL, Administrator.
November 10, lS52.-tds.
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TOBACCO AND SEGAR STORE
Opposite the Post Office.


VNHE subscriber has just opened in the room for
L merly occupied by 4. NJ. Simpson as a Shoe
Store, new Tobacco Store, where he intends
keeping constantly on hand well selected stock
of Manufactured Tobacco, to which he invites the
attention of all lovers Of the weed. He has on
hand the following brands: .s
Reed s. Nash's, Crumpton's, Eldorado, Pine APP
pie, Pearl s. Norwood, Lola Montez, Peyton &
Co.'S, Suter's, Wyat's, Esmeraldo, Shaw's,
ALSO FINE LOT OF sEGARs.
Havana, Regalia, Rifles, Napoleon La Grant,
Principles, Lord Byron, Minerva, Plantation.
Lanorma, Jenny Lind, Spanish and Half Span
sh. A lot Of superior Smoking Tobacco, Pipes.
Pipe Stems, CARROTS Scotch and Rappee Snuff.
Snuff Boxes, Wrapping Paper, Fools Cap, Let
ter and Bill Paper, Backing, Ink, Matches,
Sc, sc. The highest market price paid for
clean Rags. JOHN B. EVANS.
Staunton, Oct. Is, 1862.
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Augusta f1and for Sale.

IN Saturday The 20M November, we will pro-
W coed to sell to the highest bidder 100 A
cres of land, 90 acres on the east side of South
River, l0G on the west side, in the county of Au-
gusta, miles from New Hope, s from Waynes-
boro', and adjoining the lands of Franklin Bargor,
Levi Felcrs and others, There are SIS acres clear
ed the balance well tmbered. The improvements
are good large Barn, two good Dwelling Houses
and all other necessary improvements.
The terms will be reasonable and as we are de-
termned to sell, a bargain may be had in this
valuable land The above land viii be sold i'll
parcels to suit purchasers
ALEX. F.. PIRKEY.
DAVID j. PIRKEY.
Oct. 81, 1852. --4t.*
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Tooth REGIMENT.

VVIE Battalion Courts Of Enquiry for the l50th
Il Regiment will meet at VIM Howell's on
Saturday the 9th of November at 10 o'clock
The Regimental Court will meet at the same place
at | o'clock Commandments will prepare delin-
quent lists in alphabetical order.
BY order of the Colonel.
WIN. A. STERRETT, Adjutant
Nov. 3, 1852
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Dental Notice.

II SHALL be absent until about the Goth Of
II March attending a course of Lectures at the
Dental College, Baltimore. At the close of the
'session, will return to my former residence, (he
late residence of Col Harnsbarger, dec'd.) Angus
ia County, when will again proffer my profes-
sional services to thc!publje. Tony patrons re-
turn nay kind Acknowledgements for their conf
dence and liberal patronage.
WM CHAPMAN.
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REV A n I'D

to those who may favor US with call. As our
purchases have been made from the best stocks in
the Eastern Cities, we think We can offer induce
monts. We therefore invite all to give us call
before purchasing elsewhere, as we take pleasure
in showing our Goods. All kinds of Produce ia
ken in exchange for Goods. s........s
Stanton Oct 90 1852
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nrugs. Meficsnes, &c.

VVHOS. P. ESKRlDGE is now receiving from
L New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore the
most extensive assortment of Drugs, Medi- Il.
cines, Oils, Dye Stufis and Fancy Goods I&
ever offered in this market, to which he in ~as~
vites the attention of the good people of Stanton
and its vicinity. He pledges himself that if pure
Medicines, elegant Fancy Goods and low prices
will secure their custom, that none will go away
dissatisfied. Call and examine.
Stanton. NoY. 8. 1852.
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Tobacco, Segars, Snuff; &c.

vTNHE subscriber, grateful to the public for the
IL patronage extendnd them heretofore, take pleas
ure in announcing that they have now on hand
the largest and best selected stock in their line ev
er offered in this market. Having selected their
stock with great care, and with special view as
to the wants of this section of the State, they
feel assured that satisfaction will be given to all
who favor them with call. Their long expert
ence in business and acquaintance with the best
Tobacco markets render their advantages in pur
chasing great, and facilities for selling cheap such
as are rarely found.
c. T. COCHRAN, s. CO.
Staunton. Nov. s, 1852.
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RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected ireekIy from The IiMtS
BACON, Smithfield cured IL u, Baltimore II 81
BurrGs per pound, irln 10 2i, fresh roll 20 w
CoFFEE-Old Java IL II, Green i-aSnayFa w.
Rio a 10, Manila IL a Is, Cape q
FLoUR, CITY Mills 90, Scottsyilie 20 a 4 10
GRAIN-Wheat white 95 81, rcd W W. Corn oV
81, Oats IS ~ Rye 10 a w =.
GuAxo-Pcruyian, per tom 90 o., Potagonian 50 81
PLASTER, lump, per ton, 20
SuoARs-Ncw Orleans as Porto Rico Z, st Croix
tai, Refined Loaf 9 a 90, Crushed az
sALr American, per sack Sal 3d. Liverpool 6Oal 90
TxAs-I Imperial s Guapowder 80 20, Black 25al ~
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ECOYOgY as WEALTH!
A. NJ. SIMPSON

DESIROUS of showing his gratitude to his
~ friends and customers, lately went to the
Northern cities and selected full assortment Of
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u RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
- the public in general, that they have just re-
ceived the largest and best assortment Of -
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n OF L g. L.

WAS stolen from the subscriber in the month
w of August last, POCKET BOOK, con-
tanning sundry papers CT value, among which, was
certificate for one share Of stock in the Virginia
Central Rail Road Company, issued under the act
of l847. All persons are cautioned against pur-
chasing said Certificate.
GEORGE A. WILSON.
November 8. lS52-2m.
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School Commissioners Notice,

At the meeting on the 30th ult., there was no
q quorum present to elect Superintendent. The
Board therefore adjourned to meet again on the
faurth Monday in this month. 1t is all importan
that full meeting be had then, for until Super
intcndent is elected the quota for 1888 cannot b
drawn from the Treasury.
j. ID. IMBODEN,
Nov. 10, lS52-lt. Sup't Schools.
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$500 Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, living near
Ne Cline's Mil, Augusta CO., Va, on Monday,
the 9Th instant,
A NEGRO BOY,
named JAMES DORSEY, but commonly called
DORSEY, about 10 years old, stout made, with
large full eyes, about feet or 7 inches high,
not very black, has rather peculiar look, when
he has his hat off, particularly when little agi-
tated land speaks quick. He had on when he left,
home made jeans pants, black cloth frock coat; a
checkered OR spotted vest and coarse shoes. No
other clothing recolleced. He can spell and read
a little, but cannot write. The above reward will
be given for the apprehension Of the boy, if taken
out of the State-S25 if taken out Of the county,
and ten if in the county land all reasonable expens-
es paid if brought home. j. c. McCUE.
Oct. 81, 1852.
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III AEAOlRCOO OF SuoHuib HIs StGtt'uu> W NO
~ friends and customers, lately went to the
Northern cities aud selected full assortment Of
Bse0ts and Shoes
of every description, expressly for them. He is
now opening great variety ofLADlES' WEAR,
viz: Taylor Lace aud Polka Boots, Promenade
buskins full and half Caters, Shoes and Shoe;ees,
Ties aud Slippers.
FOR CENT? has choice Sc
lection of Summer, Fall and Winter Boots. rreen
Gators, Monterey and Congress shoes OF sT&S
several varieties, Napoleon Ties and beau U.s.
tiiul variety Of business and psrlor Slippers He
has large assortment Of work. selected with great
care by himself, expressly for male and female
alaborers, and for servants.
The public are invited to examine, IN due seas
on his beautiful assortment of CUM Elastic
Shoes, Bus}ias aud Jenny Lind Slippers.
In addition to this he has laid in an extensive
assortment of sele tad LEATHER, for custom
or work, which ne will 'ge, up" at the shortes.
notice, in the best style and warranted, every stitch
oft
o. Call at the newly fitted store, two doors a
boYe the Post Office. and one below the Union
Hall building. aud examine. ''Quick sales and
short profits" is his motto, snd rest assured he will
"'ssck to it,"
Stanton, Aug. Is, 1852.
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Oyster and Eating Saloon.

NflE subscriber respectfully calls the attention
l. ofthe inhabitants Of Stanton and vicinity. tc
his establishment, where may at all times be had
THE FRESHEST AND BEST OYSTERS,
Served up in every style, Fried, Roasted, Broil-
ed or Stewed
Families can at ali times be supplied, with any
quantity, from half pint to gallon, by calling al
the Old Bell Tavern, by
CHAS. H. SAUPE,
Opposite the Virginia Hotel, and John Brande-
burg's New Store.
Mr BATHING ESTABLISHMENT
is still in operation during the winter, by giving
me two hours notice. .n
Stanton, Oct. 20, 1852.
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EsseeeKS {! BOssKS!!

g. H. COLEMAN has just received the Cab
'>ss in aud Parlor, Life and Letters of Niebuhr,
Stansbury's Expedition to the Great Salt Lake,
History of the Nlormons, Life of John Randolph,
Japan, by Mscfarlane.
Stanton. Nov. 3, 1859.
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Attention, Wings and Democrats

I HAVE just received a most extensive assert
ment of FIRE crackers, such as Sky Rockets,
from l6 down to ounce Roman Candles, from
IS down to ball, Spit Devils, Pin Wheels, Tor
pedoes, Crackers, and many other articles of the
kind which have been brought on to celebrate the
political triumph the I'd of next month. Wings
and Democrats are therefore notified that the ma
terial to make big noise and showy display, are
to be had at S. M. YOST'S.
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1852.
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Fall Stock Of Furniture,

7 SHALL be compelled to sell this Fall to save
n my credit 30 bureaus, price from 10 1szSSss7
to 80 dollars; 10 Sideboards, price from -
% to 40; II Sofas, at IS, 80, 35 and 4OEsszszzss
dollars ~ doz wood, cane and hair bottom
Chains, very cheap; SO Rocking Chairs, from so
to Is dollars 20 Tables Of all kinds, such par
lor, dining, tea and WORK, at the lowest rates, and
many other articles that | am going to sell any
how. a. u. CHANDLER.
Stanntnn. NnY. 10 1852,
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BaLrIMoRE CATrLM MARKET.

Week ending Friday Norsmber 5.-There were Of
cred at the scales Monday AGO head OF Beeves' oil
which number 9O0 were sold to city butchers and
packers 100 were left ovor usod and 400 were driven
TO Philadelphia. Prices ranged from 50 90 to IS oO
the hoof, equal toss SO 10 net and averaging %
Hoss-we quote at 81 5oa 81 ST.
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Host.

an Friday evening or Saturday morning last,in
" Staunton, or On the McAdamizcd rUad be-
tween Stannton.and Mt. Sidney,
4 POCKET BOOK,
containing various notes and accounts. The find
or viii please leave it at the "Sqec'a!o,' Office
and will be literally rewarded
Nov. 10. lS52.--3t.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
TNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Stanton and vicinity, that
ne has just returned from Baltimore with choice
supply Of the most delicious
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, &c.
Consisting of CANDIES of every description.
FRUITS of all kinds, NUTS of all kinds, Sc.
together with beautiful assortment of
Fancy Articles
All Of which he will dispose Of at the Cheapes,
Rates.
CAKES of all kinds always on hand.
40, CHAS. H. SAUPE,
Opposite John Brandeburg's New Store, and op-
poslte the Virginia Hotel, in the Old Bell Tavern
20 new supply of teaches received.
Staunton, Oct. 20, 1852.
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RISE OLD NAPIER

v6NHE subscribers have on hand large lot Of
Il BABBPT'S CELEBRATED YEAST
POWDER, the best article now in use for rails
ing Bread, Tea-Cakes, &c., warranted TO make
good Bread in Is minutes. Call soon at !
L. M. CUSHING g. Co.'S
Staunten, September %. 1852,
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MnE,a Books

EREEDLEY'S practical treatise on business
IL The Old Guard OF Napoleon, Gibbons DE
cline and Fall Of the Roman Empire, Presbyteri
an Psalms and Hymns, Village Hymns, Metho
dist Hymns, for sale by
S. H. COLEMAN.
Stanton, Nov. 8, 1852
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Notice.

I'm pursuance of decretal order of the Crcui
Il Court of Nelson County rendered on the ST.
day of Oct 1852 in suit of Samuel Edmonds
Us Moses Edmonds and others, the undersigned
will sell to the highest bidder on the premises or
Friday the 18th Of .Norember nert, (or cash, e
nough to defray the expens. of sale and cost O.
suit, the balance in one two and three years cred
it,) the tract of land belonging to the estate Of
VIM. Edmonds, lying on the head waters of this
south fork of Rock Fish River, II miles n. w
of the Court House, containing
ESQ IL Acres.
There is tolerable dwelling and out houses, ant
a good orchard on it, 1t is deemed unnecessary
to say more about this land. Such as may desire
to buy cheap, snug little farm, may do well II
look at and buy said land.
1t is occupied by Mr.. Lawrence Ginninny. :
Full possession will not be given until the lst day
of December 1853, when the lst payment will be
due. Possession fer seeding will be given the Isl
day of Augugt, of all land not in crop and Of thai
as early as the crop is gathered
SAMUEL EDMONDS,
ALEX. FITZPATRICK,
Lovingston, Oct 81, 1921. Com'rs
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AlbernarIe Land for Sale.

IN Thursday the End of Dec.mbcr, I shall offe
" at public sale, my Farm called CLOVEF
PLAINS. 1t is situated on the Turnpike roat
leading from Staunton to Charlottesville, 10 miles
from the latter and % from the former 1t wal
well known many years ago in Augusta az
''Black's"-a famous Tavern and Wagon stand
There are 397 ACRES in the Tract, 200 o
which are as fine, fnot the finest land in the coun
ty, 80 Acres of it being Creek low grounds, every
foot of which could be made into Meadow, an(
100 Acres, Mountain Plain, almost as level anc
equally as productive. The rest of the land is o
excellent quality well adapted to grass. 4 large
and newly built DWELLING, m
Barn and every necessary clubhouse. 5STR "A
all new, good Orchard, fine Mead s: SS T, =, E
ow, never falling Springs in every G#szssssE :Hss
field, and altogether most desirable place. Du-
ring the month ofSeptember there were 49, bush
els of wheat sown good portion of it Gusnoed
and sown with orchard grass and timothy, also
- bushels of Rye put in.
TERMS One-t third cash. the balance on as
long credit as any one may desire by paying in
terest and giving satisfactory security Further
information can be had by addressing me at Cyan
cey's Mills" JOHN B. GARRETT.
October 27, lS52.-tds.
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NOILAR RS

may be saved. There may also be found in this
Store. good assortment ofReady- Made Clothing,
Cutlery, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, China,
Glass and Queensware, Stationary, Sc; besides
most other articles usually found in stores, all of
which will be sold on such terms as will insure
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Steiner & Brother

EEAVE just received new assortment of Blue,
4 Brown and French Loop Over Goats; Dress
and Frock Coats, Of all kinds; Boys Clothing. Of
every quality and price. Also, a large lot of Ne
GRO Clothiag.--all of which will he sold very low
Nov. s. 1852
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THE MARKET PRICES.
sTAUNToN PRICES CURRENT
,,,,cIy,esTER MARK ET.

Corrected ,ceekly from the Republican
n AEON per h. wagon price 90 l2,store price 90 !;
S'o per- bSi wagon l6 20, store 90 2,
ga Rye wagon g. price, Sc % 'O Oats .
., oorn Cronrd. Alum IS l 81, Fine 80 a 90
%, .tsrER per ton, q o 20
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a Tailor Wanted.

A comfortable dwelling, constant employment
1A and low rents, will be furnished tailor with
a family, who can come recommended for sobri-
.ty and industry. Apply to
GEORGE w. HULL, P. NJ.
Mcdowell, Highland, Ya.1
November 8, lS52.-3t. {
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NEW BOOKS.

pOB'T COWAN, has just received the fol-
Az lowing new books: Stansbury's Expedition
to the Great Salt Lake; Evenings at Donaldson
Manor; Outlines of Moral Science, by A. Alex
ander, ID. ID; Manual of Elocuton and Oratory
Personal Adventures of''Our own Correspondent"
in Italy, by Nj. Burke Honan; New Themes for
the Protestant Clergy also A Review ofthe same
Autobiography ola New Churchman; Northwood,
or Life North and South, Mrs. S. j. Hale Ber-
tini's Piano Instructors Mann and Chase's Arith-
metics; Also fine assortment of Hickory Canes.
Staunton Oct 27. 1852 -...
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Andirons, Tenders, SO.
Slsingses and Plank.
Cloth Coats and Vests!

KAYSER & STRIBLING are now receiving a
EA lot of very Superior Clothing, manufactured to
order, which they can sell on good terms and re-
commend with great confidence.
Saunton, Oct. 6, 1852.
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DEAKUNs & MERRITT,

ST.AUNTOyN, VIRGIJNL.H,
Comprising general assortment of Dry Goods,
including great variety of Ladies' Dress Goods;
Black and Fancy Silks, De LANES, Poplihs, Cash
meres, Merinoes, Alpaccas, Flannels, Calcoes of
every quality, style, price, SC. Also, Cloths,
Cassmeres, Satinetts, Tweeds and Vestings, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Trimmings, &c., by the purchase
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FRESH ARRIVAL,

rHSEiE subscriber is now receiving and opening,
Il an entirely new supply of
Fail and Winter Dry Goods,
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Dye Stuifs, Spices, Cookery Ware,
&C., &C., embracing every variety of Goods in
use. Dseming it unnecessary to enumerate artic-
les, he would invite his friends and the public 70
to call and examine his complete stock Of Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
VIM. G. STERRETT,
Opposite Morris s. Goode and Mrs. Kennedy
SraeHton, Oct. Is, 1852.
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NOTICE.

yJvlIE subscriber having disposed Of their stccS
Il of goods at Nj. Solon. would most respectlut
iy ask those indebted to call and settle their llabl
tiles at thor earliest convenience. To those who
patroniscd us 50 literally We return cur thanks.
MCCALL & CRAWFORD.
Nov. 10, l852.---2m.