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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOOD STORE.
GEORGE w. SMITH,
Toto oF phiIodaInhia. I'D, !.
Late Of Philadelphia,

EETOULD most respectfully invite attention to
w his New Cash Store, located on Beverly
Street. neal door beloto Union Hull, otaunton,
Virginia.
The Stock of Goods is fresh and well selected,
embracing large variety of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRV GOODS,
especially adapted to the Season, and offered at
such prices cannot fail to induce all topufchase
who NAV examine the Goods.
An experience of 90 years in the business. in
the City Of Philadelphia, has enlbled the Under
signed to discover the sources from whence The
various descriptions of Cheap Goods can be the
most readily obtained: he therefore believes, that
by purchasing at Auction and other well known
sources he will be enabled to offer great induce
mena in Style, Quality and Prices.
~ GEORGE w. SMITH. &,
rTg- In connection with the above Establish
ment, Mrs. NJ. f. SMITH illopen s large va
risty of Bonnets and Millinery Goods.
stanton, March %, 1851.
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SPRING TRADE, 1873.

%SSHSSsS
BOOKS. PAPER STATIONARY. PIANO
k9 FORTES. A. NORRIS, (late Drinkcr s.
.NoTis,) RICHMOND, "a would invite the
attention of Country Merchants to his usual large
and general assortment of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
for the Spring Trade. He begs to offer to his old
friends, customers and he public generally, the
advantages of his increased facilities, for prosecu
ting large Jobbing Business.
lie would solicit especial attention to his stock
Of Letter aud CGp Printing Paper, and Blank
Books.
A. MORRIS is sole agent for the sale of the
Justly celebrated Piano Fortes manufactured by
Mr.. II. Worcester, and would sol;ctlan examina-
ton of them from those in want.
T-, Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. +f = "'''
lie would solicit the attention of the directors
of Colleges, Academies, and School Teachers to
his complete assortment of School and Classical
Books, which will be furnished at liberal dis
count.
March 9, 1S53.-eow4w.
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CHARLES BENNETT. WIN. S. BEERS.
= BENNETT Il BEERS,
KEEEOLESAEEt DRUGGISTS,

NO. l25, n1ain Street, Richmend, Va,
DEG leave to call the attention of Country Mer-
~ chants and dealers generally. to their very
heavy stock of DRUGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS. Oms,
Dye Stuf1s, Window Glass, Putty, Fancy Goods,
and Perlumery, which they are confident they
can and will sell as low, and in some cases
lower than the same can be bought in New York
Our object Is to sell to cash customers, or those
who pay promptly on the usual credit. Any such
wanting articles ia'cur line, would dowell tosx-
anime our stock and prices, assuring them that we
can at least save them tie expense Of freigh,s and
commissions.
Many of our goods were laid in before the late
advances, and will be sold at such rates as mast
insure sales. '' 49,
The quality of all articles warranted. Any
proving different from what they are represented
can be returned al our expense.
We think it needless to snumerate what we
have on hand. Suffice it to say our stock has been
selected with special reference to the Virginia
and North Carolina trade, and will be found to
comprise any aud every article USUALLY sold in
Drug establishments ....e, -
We are the sole wholesale Agents for the very
popular Blood Purifier, Carter's Spanish Mixture,
and many other popular family medicines, af the
proprictors lowest rates.
:. BENNETT S. BEERs.
Richmond. March %, 1853
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New Spring ard Summer Goods.

RT recent arrivals the subscribers are in receipt
~ of very commanding stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods, which will be replenishcd during
the season, 50 as to keep the assortment complete
A large portion Of our stock having been contract
ed for previous to the late advance in goods, will
enable them to give their custsmcrs very deci-
ded advantage in prices. Their assortment COM
prlses-
Every variety of Mems, Boys, Women's and
Misses Shoes,many new and very desirable styles,
All kinds of Fur, Silk. Panama, .Leghorn, Palm
Leaf and other Straw Hats,
Spring styla Bonne,s from low priced, TO finest,
1000 sides Sole Leather,
so dozen French Calf Skins, varying in price
from SIS to S28,
500 sides Wax Upper Leather,
50 dozen colored Morocco Innings,
And many other articles which they will not
here cnumerate.. They would, however, state
that they are largely engaged in the manufacture
of Shoes, and have succeeded producing such
goods as have given universal satisfaction.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to give them
a call. . ''QUARLES & BROOKE.
No. 81 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
March %, IS53.-7t
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HaIeS
DAXED 8. BEAR,
HAS just opened one Of the largest and best 80
IL selected stocks of ret
11r mn11na TT nnKC AMI IEWEIRV

IL "
IL selected stocks of =,
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRV,
ever brought to Staunton, all of which will be
sold very low, wholesale or retail. Buyers Will
have great advantage by giving him call, as
bis Stock has been selected carefully and bought
under circumstances which enable him t., sell at
low prices. It embraces. in part, the following:
On Gold and Silver Watches, such as A Chro-
Esnometer, and Eight Day and Lever Watch
es l varying in price, from 81 to $500. -
general assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mens' Chains, Seals, Keys, Lockets, Bracelets,
Fine Breast Pins. Plain or set with Diamonds
Pearl and Coral Ear Rings, of the finest quality
and latest stye-a great variety Of Finger Rings,
Gold and Silver Spectacles and Pencils, fine pat
SILVER WARE.
Ladies', Cream ndSugar Spoons and Tsngs,
Table and Desert Spoons and Forks, Butter
Knives, warranted good.
! - PLATED.
Spoons. Forks, Casters, Fruit and Cake Bas-
kets. Salt Cellars, and cheap lot of Teaspoons.
A new style of Clocks at low prices warranted
good time keepers.
Tg- Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
in the best manner, land on reasonable terms.
@w- Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Staunton, March 80, 1858. "a
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
NASH & WO0DHOUSE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOKS. PIANO FoRTES, ST4IYO.N.a-
RY, MUSIC, &, F.7NCY ARTICLES.
YNHEY have constantly tor sale upon reasonable
Il terms, all the various School Books, in use =;
topether with an extensive stock of
LAW. MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND MIS-,
CELLANEOUS BOOKS.
BIANK Books OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FooLscAP, LETTER, NoTE AND WRAPPING
: PAPER.
The BEST INK, OF ALL KINDS IN USE.
SURvEYoRs' CoMpAssEs AND CHAINS.
GLOBES, DRAwIsG MArERhLs, Books ON
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
GUITARS OF SUPERIOR TONE AND PINIsH.
Y1oLINs, AccoRDEoNs, FLUTES, AND OTHER
MDsIcAL IgSTRpMENTs.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
SUPERIOR PIANO F0RTES. I"
In addition to their Book and Stationary bnsi-
ness. the subscribers deal extensively in PIANO
they are Agents, TOR three Of the most
makers in America, viz: j. CHIoK-
ERIEG, Boston, ApAN SToDARr,' aid }. b. Dur.
HAM, New York, and aa'expellcnce of eighteen
years in this business warrants them In saying. that
for Rich ard Beautiful Tone. Durability of Work
manship, and Elegance of Finish. the instruments
Of the above makers are unsurpassed :
They have generally on hand, an assortment as
extensive as can he met with North or South. and
are enabled to offer them as low as in any City of
the Union.
To those not disposed to make special trips for
the purpose, the subscribers promise their best
Judgment in selecting, binding themselves to give
and charging them as low as il they
were present. Address.
g NASH s. WOODHOUSF,
l39. .nain Street, Richmond, Firgihia.
March 2, 1856
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COAL LANDS FOR SALE,

A. the agents for Joseph Pryor's heirs, we Of
N fer for sale.a TRACT OF LAND, lying
on the head waters of North River, few miIss
from Mt Scion. in Augusta county, containing y
recent survey, 1864 Acres. A small quantity
OF the land is cleared, and there is small lene-
meni Or two upon it. 1t is upon this land that
An!kracite Coal Of superior quality has been dis
covered and a,considerable quantity mined with
in the last two years. The owners being res
dents of another State and therefore unable give
it their personal attention, have determined to sell
out. The .orns will be very accommodating.
The mineral wealth of this land makes il emf
nently worthy Of the attention Vi capitalists and
men OF enterprise. For farther particulars apply
to FRAZIER s IMBODEN,
April 6, lS53,-tf Agents, Staunton, Va.
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NeM hooks.

HISTORY of the Israe!itish Nation, by A.
ss Alexander, ID. d.. Memoirs of Robert and
James A. Haldane; Lectures on the Pilgrims
Progress, by Cheeyer; Course of Faith, by j. A.
James; Memoir of Mary Lundie Duncan; The
LightedValley Gray's Poems; Baxtey's Cali Z;
James's Anxious Inquirer; AleXauder's Eviden-
ees of Christianity Davies Sermons; Macaulay's
Speeches; Roland Trevor or The Pilot of HUI
man Life; Tales of the Southern Border; Le,-
lures on the Philosophy of Arithmetic, by Uriah
Parke; Lowre'S Letters to Sabbath School Chill
dIen Anecdotes on the Shorter Catechism: The
WAYERLEY NOVELS, complete in II vol
umes, in musln and leather bindings; Beatrice.
or The Unknown Relatives, by Catherine Sin
clair, Just received and for sale by
ROB'T. COWAN.
Staunton April 1874
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PosTMAsTER GENERAL CAMPBELL.-The cor
respondent Of the n. Y Herald--a Jealous advo-
cate of Gen. Pierce's election-referring to the
appointment of Mr.. Campbell as Postmaster Gen
,eral, says
:, "With the means taken to effect this nomina-
,tion, we have little to do. 1t is said that Presi
dent Pierce, in order to sill the opposing jars Of
Cassism and Buchananism, pledged himself to
the leaders of those factions to place in the Cabi
net particular friend of each-,hat the choice Of
Gen. Cass was Mr.. McClslland, aud that the Sc
lection of 'the favorite som was Mr.. Campbell.-
This may be so. ifitis respect for the ndepen-
.dence of Gen. Pierce must be materially weaken
ed. No man Of proper spirit icoaId make such
bargain. No person Of judiclous thought would
enter into such a compact, because he bound him
self to take the nominee good or bad, and in the
present case the result is likely to prove bad. In
this instance il is notorious that the warmes
friends of Mr.. Buchanan objected strenuously a
,gaiust the nomination of James Campbell, upon
1.-The sole ground Of his unftness. John w. For
ney. whose efforts throughout his political career
have been exerted solely for the aggtand Element
land success of the Bachelor of Wheatland,' was
treated with contumely." And further-"As far
as regards the present disappointment of MIR. For
ney and his friend there can be little sympathy
They sacrifice their O,cn Independence, and their
own opinions in urging the claims of Mr.. Camp
bell to the Judgeshp. They eulogised his ca
;pacity lCien they kils,c he iras Incapable; they
gntinIained his fitness tphen they knec he ,cas IN
fit and the severe and insulting blow to their
pride, ,chich they hare recsired from their Ian
caster col!y idol, call only be considered as just
rstrbu.ion for their attempts to deceive the people
ofPennsy lvania."
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California atclns.

The California intelligence by the steamer
Georgia, is to the first of March.
The mining operations have proved very success
full, and large amounts of gold were oeing oo'aieu'
The condition of society in the mining regions
had become worse. Grimes and o9'rageS OF various
kinds were on the increase. especially roooerles.-
I;fe was hv NO means safe from the hands of as
sassins.
tr,l;s IN search of better fortune.
,te advices from the Sandwich Islands repre-
cent that efforts were making and steps about to
be taken to annex them to the United States.
The noted robber Joaquin continues his dePre-
dations on the Sacramento. He had robbed a
Chinese camp of $4,000, and committed seVeral
murders.
The citizens of Jackson have hung Mexican
robber and the citizens of Mud Spring nave hung
three Chinese robbers.
bin has been introduced in the Legislature
appropriatinr $4,000 for the relief OF overland
Immigrants; 900 for the Northern route, and
$4,000 for the Southern.
The subject of the division of the State is still
an important one before the people, though its adj
vocates at present are quiet. The bill providing
for Convention will no doubt have an uphill
course through the Legislature.
Panama, at the dates brought by the steane
Georgia, was reported healthy, but an immense
number of passengers were dying on the passage
up. The Winfield Scott which arrived on tho
22d lost over forty, and the Golden Gate twenty
. three.
"a, The Union of Sacramento has news from the
: Valley of the Great Salt Lake to the LIST January
The mail started ON that day, but was forced tt
return, having found the snow too deep for travel
The Desert News of December 25th contain:
Gov. Youug's annual message to the Legislature
of'Utah. He congratulates the people on genera
peace, prosperity and promotion of the manutac
ture of sugar from the beet.
The military arm of the Territory is over 200
men.
-. The effect Of the laws now in force are pro
nOunced by the Governor to be ''genial and salu
tary in their influence
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NOTICE.

ENHE mercantile partnership heretofore exist
& inc under the firm Of MosBY s. TAYLOR,
having been dissolved by mutual consent on the
9th inst, (one of the partners intending to engage
in other pursuits, and being desircus TO clcse up
our old business as speedily as possible, we re-
spectfully request all persons having open accounts
with US to come forward and close them. Tits
also very desirable that all persons indebted to us
will pay up at least portion Of their respective
dues at an early day.
MOSBY & TAYLOR.
Staunton. March 50. 1853.
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.yrTECE.
yK,HE heretofore existing firm Of Steiner b
Brother having been dissolved tor short tnne'
it ia now reunited under the firm OF
STEINER & BROTHERS..

STEINER & BROTHERS.,
at the Stone House, five doors from the Virginia
Hotel. Stanton. Virginia, hoping under the IN
creased firm of Steiner & Brothers, to have an In
crease of their former business. They have now
every facility, and will spare no efforts to please
their customers, they having made arrangements
with the largest =.
~ IMPORTING HOUSES ~
of Baltimore and New York, so as to receive the
first styles of Goods that come to these markets,
and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Thankful for past patronage, they solicit con-
tinuance from their old customers land respectfully
invite all others to examine their new styles of
Superior Spring and Summer Clothing
all of their own manufacture, and making as com
plete an assortment as can be found in any one
Store in the United States. 1t consist of the fol-
lowing articles. to wit:
DREss AND FRocK CoATs, of the best qualitie;
of English and French Cloths, made and trimmed
in the very best style.
SINGLE BREASTED ALBERT CoATs, a new style
suitable for business men, from French Black anC
Colored Cloths. at very low prices. ~"
SINGLE BREASTED FRocK COATS, of Frencl
Cloths, close imitation Of the fine Dress Froel
Coats, at half price
SPRING SACK CoATs, of Cloths, Cassimers ant
Tweeds, various colors and prices.
PANTs-French Black Doe Skin and Fancy
Cassmeres of every description.
VEsTs-Rch Fancy Silks and Satins, Bacl
do do, Bcmbazins, Valcncias, Marselles ant
Challices, at all prices.
Boys CLOTHING, Of every variety, and at low
prices.
FANCY Dress MISUNDERSTANDING all TIT
new styles of Fancy Silk Crayats, Eng, French
and Italian, do, Rich English Satin do.
GLOVES, of White, Black, and Colcred Silk
Kid. Lisle and Cotton, of every description.
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS, Of superior fnsl
and at low prices "r
SUBSCRIBERS, of superior French, English ant
American manufacture.
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, offne Merno
SILK, Nett Cotton, Jeans and Muslin, of every de
scription and quality
UMBRELLAS. Of Silk and Cotton, very cheap.
All of the above Goods will he sold at the low
est prices WHOLESALE AND REIe1lL:
o. Remember the Stone House, five door
from the Virginia Hotel.
STEINER g. BROTHERS.
S.aunon, April 6, 1853.
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es~ The once powerful empire of Turkey seems
destined to be blotted from the map of Europe,
and ultimately will exist only by federation in A
STA. OF its large possessions, Egypt has been
virtually lost; Greece has regsined its indepen-
dence. AID the Crimea is occupied by a European
race Russia has established protectorate in
Moldavia and NVallaca, and Montenegro is now
under the projections of Austria, which country, it
is more than probable. will soon extend its domiu-
ion over the Turkish Provinces on the Adriatic,
lift has not 50 done already. The crescent is
pahne before the Boston oo,WnGi.
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,ENEIE subscriber intending to continue the bust
ness at the old stand Of Mosby & Taylor,
will in a few days receive large additions of
.NEW GOODS 20 his present stock, and will
be prepared " offer great inducements to bis
friends and tho public generally, in the way of
cheap and desirable goods to which he would re-
spectfuy call attention, beirg determined to offer
such inducements and sell on such terms as can
not fail to satisfy those who may favor him with
their custom. A. NJ. MOSBY.
Staun:on. March 80, 1885.
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JOHN III. ROYALL,
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
Five Doors above City Hotel,
DInyIrrnrD UIDHIEra


OFFERS for sale to the trade and Country
~ Merchants, the following goods on agcOmmo-
dating terms: -.
New Orleans, Porto Rico,
Crushed, Powdered, : SUGAR.
Loaf and Coffee
f. $:s; : 4; S &c.,, es'
New Orleans and Cuba Molasses,
Lowering s Co.'S Sugar House Syrup, =,
Pouchong, Oolvn, J. -" :!
Gunpowder and Young Hyson, STEA
From the finest to the loves. cradles
Salt-Liverpool filled Sacks,
Candles-Sperm, Adamantihs and TalIow,
Soaps-Of various kinds,
Gross Herrinqs-North Carolina and Halifax,
Nails-4 to 90 dy (Old Dominion
Iron and Blistered Steel.
Cigars--From $40 to $50 per NJ,
Family Roe Herrngs, in half barrels,
Bacon Sides, Shoulders. and Hams
ALSO-Spices of all kinds; Plough Lines;
Bed Cords; Powder; Shot; Shoe Thread Wrap
ping and Letter Paper: London Mustard London
Porter; Scotch Ale Starch Zig Blue; Cotton
Yarns Grind Stones Cloverseed-together with
many othsf, asiicles, making my assortment COM
plete, all of which offer at moderate prices.
Richmond, March %, 1861.
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RICHMOND MARKET.
Corrected ,reeklu from he Times

-, CORRECTED eceeEly from he Tunes
BACON, Smithfeld cured IL IL, Baltimore 9 10
BuTrEs, per pound frkiu 20 -, fresh roll % 90
CoFFEE-Old Java II II, Green I.aguayra O. 10,
Rio 10, Manila IL II, Cape O g
Flour, City Mills 90, Country so q 10
white 5 10 q 10 red 81 Corn
50 a 81, Oats 80 ID, Rye Is a 90
GUANo-Peruyian, per toa 40 a46, Patagonian so 80
PLASTER, lump, per ton, %
SuaARs-New Orleans 4 6, Porto Rico s, st Croix
z a Z, Refined Loaf 90, Crushed s as
sALr, American per sack, Sal 80, Liverpool 50G 90
TsAs-Imperial s Gmpowder So a l 25, Black 25al so
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SrsGUI AR RAIN SroRM.-On Friday last there
was rain storm before day dawn in Cincinnati,
and when day light came the pavements through
out the entire city were found to be strewn with
yellow substance resembling sublimate of phur,
Several scientific gentlemen examined it, and
pronounced it to be the pollen of flowers, which,
they suppose. musthave been gathered up in large
quantities in the far South, and borne northward
by the. wind, Many earth worms were also found
on the pavements, supposed to have also fallen
with the rain. ~.
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A REMARKABLE ANIMAL.-We saw yesterday
a sheep. which the owner calls California sheep.
The animal is not large in hone and flesh, but e.
norm Ms in fleece The wool is in some parts
t,oeaty four inches IN length, and the fleece is es-
timatod to weigh forty po1alds, 1t is Of very fine
and valuable quality, apparently like the Merino.
-PrOridence ,JOlrncI
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and Retail Clothing House
-TsESE~
Goodman g. Co.

Goodman 81 Co.,
A DJOINING Messrs Bare & Sterrett, Virginia
IA Hotel building, respectfully inform their
friends, customers and the public in general, that
,soy have just received the largest, best and
cheapest stock Of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
ever brought to this market and which viii be
sud at cheaper prices than good clothing ever was
sold before.
CO.4TS.- Ourstock consists in part of fine Blk,
Blue and Brown English and French cloth dress
and Frock Goats, Blue, Brown and Olive French
Cloth and Cas5imer Sack Goats, Tweed Cassiner,
Summer Cloth Silk and Liner Coats, &c.
PANTS.-Black Cloth and CassimeF, Fancy
Cassmer, Black and Fancy Sat!inet, Summer
cloth. Corduroy, Linen and Cotton.
GHSi'S.-Black and Fancy Satins and Silk,
Silkplush, Summercloth, White and Fancy Mar
sales, Cassimer and German.
In addition to the ADORE, we have on hand
Neck and Pocket liandkerchiels, Drawers, Check
and White Linen Shirts, Suspenders, Stocks.
Gloves, Socks, Collars, Pocketbooks, Pistols and
Trunks, and every other article usually found in
Clothing Houses.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage recsiv-
cd hitherto, we would respectfully ask its contin-
uance which We shall try to deserve it by fair and
honorable dealing and strict attention to business
All we ask is fair trial and we are certain to
please you. GOODMAN & co.
n. B,-A few dozen panama hats very low.
Stanton, Aprl6, 1853
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REMOVAL.

MFRS. KENNEDY has removed to the storo
4'R room formerly occupied by Mr.. &. b. gFeysa
Wright, one door above Mr.. Gushing ID
where she will open 4 complete assortment W.
of Fashionable Alillinery--compris everything
in her line, SEs will return from New York by
the l0th Of April.
Sl.untnn March 30 lS53:=St
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Staunton. April 6. 1853.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

! \ pursuance Of tfust d,-5 executed to Inc BY
VIM. Grove and wife, and David Grove and
wife, dated 9th of February, 1859, shall pro-
coed on Saturday the 30M dag Of This month
C4pril) at IL O'Clock on. } to sell at pub -
lie sale, a certain Mouse and Lot, 19TT6n
in the town of StauntOn,in that part call I.2gQl-
ed New Town, and being the same property con-
veyed to the said David Grove, by B. f.. Points.
TERMS.-So much in hand as will defray
costs Of sale, and remainder in equal nstalments,
at SIX and twelve months, the purchaser giving
bond and security. Acting as Trustee, | shall
convey such title only as is vested in me by sa;d
deed. NlCHO. K. TROUT, Trustee.
April 6, lS53.-tds.
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NYaNtGSi,

I WISH to purchase a NEGRO WOMAN,
VINO is a good Cook, Washer and roner, ior
"AcA viii give liberal price in Cash any
one desiring to sell will please let me know, as
early as possible, at my residence near Hebron
Church. JOS r. MITCHELL
April 6, 1855.