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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF Valuable Personal Property.

WILL be sold at the Warm Springs on Mon
w day the 3la day Of October neat, the t1-
lowing Property to wit IA head of HORSES,
(of which number there are two thorough bred
Mares and one Horse, and several fine Carriage
Horses; y Yoke Of fine Oxen Is fine ,.-sT,..,
MICH COWS; 20or 80 stock Cat ~ yjzsssa
tie. from one tofour years old two Bulls--Ale-4-
@yEA, If good stock about 80 Ii o GS; large
,Ss5Isquantity ofGaAis, consisting of Rye, Oats
ana Corn, also about % large Stacks Of prime
HAY Carriage and Harness. one Wagon and
Harness all the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, consist
ing of Wagons, Ploughs, &C., Ihreshlng Nd
chine, Wheat Fans and Corn Shelter q sell q
Blacksmith Tools and variety Of other articles
and lot of FINE FURNITURE in the residence OF
the late Mrs. Broekenbrough. such as French Bed
steads, Chairs, Sofas, Tables, &C., all of which
will be sold at Public Auction TO the highest bid
der.
Terms OF SALE.--All SUMS under Five Dol
lars. the Cash will lie required: on all sums of
Five Dollars and over a Credit of Nine months
will be given, the purchaser giving Bond with ap-
proved security.
WELLINGTON Golden, Admir-
de bonis non of John BrockeubrOugh decd and
Admir-. of Gabria BrockenbrOugh, decd, by his
Agent S.-A. Porter.
Warn Springs, October 5, lS53-tds.
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CLOSING SALE OF MERcHANDIzE,
at eyeilnings' Gap.

Ca Thursday the 2oth day OF October,
q WILL sell al public auction, all the remain
Il ing STOCK or GOODS, belonging to the
estate Of James a. Frazier, deed. 80 =
1t viii be found to embrace a tolerably good as
sortmout Of DRY GOODS, sueh as Cloths, Satinets,
Blankets, Calicocs, Sc, &c. a
ALSO a lot Of prime cid Coffee,
1900 lbs Brown Sugar,
a largeassortmcnt Hardware and Queenswarc,
So Bates Cotton Yarn,
1000 lbs of Iron, 5000 lbs. Steel. 80
good assortment of fresh Medicines,
a large number of Books, ~
besides many other articles which it is unnecessa-
te enumerac. -
TERMS For all sums Of $40 and under the
cash wilbe requircd,-over $40 credit Of six
months, the purchaser giving bond and security.
o., WIN. FRAZIER, Surviving
Executor of J. A. f., deed.
Jennings Gap, Sept. %, ls53.-tds,
EE- Vindica.or copy IDS.
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Y3jA REggE2D.

On the 2qth ult, BY Rev. VIM Brown MIR, DET-
NIT A. Wrrr, Of Nelson CO, to Miss ELIZABETH -
daughter of Mr.. VIM. McComb, Of Augusta
At the residence Of Mr.. II. T. Bryan, in this place,
on the 9th inst BY Rev. Is. VI Smith, Mr. RALPn
CLAYrox to Miss MIRANDA NJ. >RRIs, all OF An-
gusta
O, the 2lst OF juno BY Rev. A A. Reese, Mr. JoHS
]. Cypp, to Miss MARTHA e., daughter OF Gabriel
Hite, Esq all of Augusta.
On Tu,slay evening the 18th inst nj Boydyile, near
NIartinsblrg bv the Rev. A. H. II Boyd. GEaRtr V
Lorr, Esq, of the city of New York. 70 Miss S Pas
pLsroS, eldest daughter OF the Hoa Chas Jas Faux
Ca the sane evening, at the place by the same
Hon. TnoMAs S BococX, If Virginia, TO Niss ANS;E
HoLMEs sccoad daughter Of the Hon Class. Jaa Faux
ner.
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PUBLIC VENDUE.

7 WILL sell on Tuesday the 25Ih i"st., ( Octo-
Jer.) near Mt. Scion, without reserve the fol-
lowing valuable property: About 80 head of
FAT CATTLE, suitable tor feeders; 60 head
YOUNG CATTLE, of fine blood, a cross of
Durham and Devon stock; among them number
Of FINE .NILCH COWS, superior 5ssgra
in quality and appearance and al! wor- "ysf@$4
thy the attention Of the stock growers--~&Aa-'sa-
Of Highland, Pendcon. Sc. 200 head otSHEEp,
mostly young, tat and fine quality; so to 70 head
eTEEao of FAT HOGS; 40 head of stock Hogs !;
gf,G-x 10 head Of YOUNG HORSES, work
Horses, sc. a large quantity Of F,1R.uLNG u
TE.lSILS, most of them Of good quality; a
Threshing Machine Wheat Fan; new Road
Wagon; Plantation Wagon; a large lot Of Books,
&C., sc.
The sale positice unless weather excessively in
clement 1t is desired that property will be re-
moved promptly, (terms being complied with) as
the subscriber is under the necessity Of being alb
sent shortly after the sale.
TERMS.-A credit of six months on all sums
over s.. bond and approved security required [;
under s. cash.
J. MARSHALL McCUE.
October II, tds.-Rock. Reg. copy.
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The Half has not yet been Told.
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

STEINER s, BROS. have just received from
~ the North one of the largest assurtments OF
fine and coarse Ready-.uade Fall and Winter
Clothing ever brought to this market, and which
they are determined to sell cheaper than the cheap
est The following are few oil the articles to be
found amorg their assortment:
COATS.-Black and blue French and En-
glish cloth Dress and Ffock Goats; black, blue,
brown, green and olive cloth Frock and Sack
Goats black and fancy Cashmere coats, swell suit
ed for business Coats Gap cloth Sack and Over
coats beautiful article of fine cloth Cloaks, blan-
kets and field over-coats, double Over coas,a fine
article of Laueskill coats.
PANTS.-Black and Blue cloth and CASH
mere Pants fancy Cashmere and Black blue and
fancy Satinet ditto.
VESTS.-Black and fancy Satin and Silk
Vests plain and fancy Merno; black Cloth and
Cashmere Vests Plaid wool. Satinet, SC.
They have also large lot ofl1andkerchiefs, Neck
Ties. Suspenders. Flannel and Cotton Shirts,
Drawers, Socks. Gloves, Collars, Stocks, Umbrel-
las. SC.
BOYS CLOTHING "A large stock of Boys Clio
thing of every description, quality and color, and
made up in the most fashionable style.
They have purchased with an especial view to
the requirements of this market, large and first
rate stock of NEGRO CLOTHING, which they will
sell at greatly reduced prices.
They avail themselves of this opportunity to re-
turn their sincere thanks TO the public for the very
liberal encouragement extended to them since their
first arrival in this place and they desire to at
test their appreciation Of this liberal patronage by
the very small advance they will in future ask on
their goods. So persons in search of the cheapest
and best clothing should give US call.
NoTIcE TO COUNTRY MERcHANTs.-Ihe un-
dersigned offer great inducements to Country Mer
t chants, DESTROYS of purchasing bill OF Clothing.
Their connection with some of the largest Nor
thern establishments, will enable them 10 sell TO
great advantage to the purchaser. Call and see
Tor yourselves, however
STEINER s. BROS.
Stone House Corner. 2nd door abuve Bare S.
Sierrelt,and Corner opposite Court house Alley
S,aunton, Oct. II, 1858.
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Form Of Proxy.

Know all men by these Presents, That we, the
undersigned, being Stockholders in the Valley
Turnpike Company. do hereby constitute and az
point our true and lawful Attorney and
proxy to represent each of US in the annual or 9th
or meetings of the Stockholders of said Company,
held within twelve months from the date hereof,
when we are not personally present. or represent
ed by some other proxy of subsequent appointment,
with full power and authority at such annual or
other meetings. to give such vote or votes, and to
do such other act or acts as each ofus could give
or do as members Of said meetings, if we were
personally present, and we do hereby ratity and
confirm whatever vote or votes, act or acts, our
said attorney may lawfully give or do for us in
pursuance of The authority hereby conferred upon
him. Witness our hands and seals this day
of 1853.
Sig. of wit Sig Stock'rs with seal No. shares
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.


's>HE undersigned has just returned from the
Northern Cities, where he has laid in large
and splendid Stock of Clothing and begs leave to
call the attention of the public to the same.
For many years now resident OF this town. the
undersigned has had ample opportunity 10 know,
that none but good, fashionable and well made ar
tcles Of Clothing will answer this community and
county. and such a stock selected by himself, he
now offers for sale at his establishment.
The heavy stock Of Clothing, the variety of
styles and quality Of Goods of which they are
made canno, be surpassed, and it is well known
that for cheapness in prices he has never been
outdone, and never will allow himself to be So
To enumerate all the articles Of Clothing, would
be an endless trouble in my store may be found
full assortment Of Dress and Business Goats made
of all the various materials; Over Goats, of Cloth
and Whitney; new style and article of Panta-
looms and Vests. and the largest stock and for va
riety of styles unsurpassed Hats, Caps of Cloth
and Silk Plush Geallemen's Furnishing Articles,
as well as Woolen and Cotton Under Shirts,
Drawers, Shirts, Cravals, Handkerchiets, Com
forts, Gloves and many other articles.
large quantity of Negro Clothing to be sold
low to which the attention OF Farmers is especially
called.
respectfully solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB POLLITZ,
At the Clothing Ware Room, corner of Virginia
Hotel
Staunton, Oct. 10, 1853.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING HOUSE IN sTAUNToM.
GOODMAN & CO.,

A DjOINING Messrs Bare s. Sterrett, Virgin
IA ia Hotel building, respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally that they have
just returned from the North, and art now IN re-
ceipt of their entire stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
which has been made up expressly for the Staun-
ton market, which is larger than ever before Of
fered in this town and which will be sold cheaper
than good clothing was ever sold here before.
The following list embraces part of their Stock
COATS.-Black and Blue French and En-
glish Cloth Dress and Frock Goats; Black, Blue,
Brown. Green and Olive Cloth Fruck and Sack
Goats; Black and Fancy Cashmere Goats, well
suited for business Goats Gap, Cloth Sack and
Over Goats; beautiful article Of fine Cloth
Cloaks. Blanket and Field Over Coats, Double
Over Coats. fine article of Lauesklll Goats.
PANTS.-Black and Blue Cloth and Cas-
simere Pants Fancy Cashmere and Black, Blue
and Fancy Satinet ditto.
TS.-Black and Fancy Satin and Silk
Vests; Plain and Fancy Marine, Black Cloth and
Cashmere Vests Plaid Wool, Satinet, sc.
In addition to this they have got on hand, fine
Linen Shirts. Nett Shirts and Merino do; a very
fine article Trousers, Suspenders, Silk pocket and
neck Handkerchieis, Gloves, Umbrellas, Pistols,
Collars, Stocks, Trunks. &c
TO one thing we would especially invite the at
tention of our farming friends and that is our very
large stock of Negroes Clothing, witch we will
sell lower than they can be sold in any other es-
tablishment in the Valley.
Goodman s. Co. can with confidence claim the
belief of this community when they assert that
they sell the best clothing at the lowest prices;the
large and increasing patronage they have recev-
ed since they have been doing business here test-
fy to the truth of the assertion For the very lbe-
raj patronage they have received, they return
their sincere acknowledgements and pledge them,
selves by strict attention to business and fair and
honorable dealing to merit continuance. we
respectfully invite the buying public and par,
ticularly cur old customers to call on usand would
also ask country merchants to examine our stock
as we are prepared to sell wholesale or retail at
prices which cannot fail 10 please.
GOODMAN s. CO.
Stanton, Oct. 5, 1S53.-V. and NJ. copy
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I,ist of Letters
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Stanton

REMAINING in the Post Office at staan'on'
~ October /, 1858.
John Amiss, John r. Anderson, Nathan Bruse,
VIM H Bell, Miss RI Brown, Miss Eliza Brown,
John Nj Brady. Jas Berry, Jno g Blakey, Lew
is A Boggs, Mrs Mary Bare, j A Bird Miss Ma
ry Bliss, Daniel r Black, Patrick Bronson.
Newton n Coale, w II Creedle, Miss Mary
T C Christian, Geo W Campbell, w Chapman,
Benz Coffnan, Patric Carly, Thomas Cahalone.
Mrs Rachail NJ Carly, John Carney, Dewitt Da-
Wis, Chas P Dean, Jerome Dennis, 0 Day OF
John Dooey,
Hannah Eflinger, Geo Eary Clarence A Frpp
Abraham FauIhausen, Archibald Fuller, Bath
CAREY.
sri Hill, B f Mailman, Mary e Hannah, Jas
A Hume, Calvin Hall, Gardiner G. Hubbard
Chas Hamilton, Jacob Hiss, Thos lIauen, Dan
lei Hanning, John Harmon
Elizabeth Johnston, Preston Jones, Samuel
Johnston, Mrs Mary Jones' Byron Jones, jacob
Jaskel, Paric Johnston, Mrs. Emma Long, Rob-
NJ Locust, Paul Lightner,
Mrs Mary Maurice. to the care of WIN Rem
nick. John Marshal, Jr., John Mays, Rufus
MAYS. Henry Mitchell, w Mills. Miss Mary
Movers. Robt Miller, J Stellar Maeruder, Wm
G Miller, NJ B Miller, Joseph Nj Meet, Rev 1
S w Matt. John Moilett, Alexander MCundy
Sam'l A M'Gea,h, Patrick McCarty, Jas NJ Ma
mara, Miss Mary Malony, Thos Maulire.
Jas Nash, Mr.. Nod. Oliver Mold, Mr. O5ing
ton, WIN A Powell, Virginia Peters, VIM Par
rem, w F Palmer, Mrs Louisa r Parent, Johr
r Phillips, Mrs Lyncoln Phelps, Miss Elizabeth
II Parish, Enoch J Pearson.
Miss Ann Maria Riddle, j II Ross, Mrs NJ {
Rodgers Miss Mary NJ Rhodes, Cintha Robin
son, Washington Reynolds, Elder Sam'l B Rice
Jas Salman, Margaret Smith, Capt Els Stuart
VIM Stckley, Mrs II r P Snodgrass, John +
Segan, John l. Snud Mrs Barbery Shellaw, Lew
is + Harp, Miss Virginia NJ Sharpe.
John fully, John Teabe, Margaret A Thomp
son, Gartin Ubanks, Jas A Veutreys, Miss Re
hecca Wilson, Miss Adaline Waters, 6 White
Edmond Winston, Mr. Wise, Robt Wise. Mrs
| E x Waters, VIM s. Edward Wilson.
Coo Ynnnr Inhn Teimlnr
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p0CAH0NTASLAND
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Pocahontas county, pronounced al Septeln-
Der term, 1853 in the case Of George IS. Moihtt,
cl IN ct al Us Henry NJ NIo!litl's heirs, | will
On Monday the 9TH day of December next,
on the premises, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder. the land in the said decree mentioned,
Containing ESQ Acres,
and being TRACT OF LAND, of which the
late Henry NJ. Moitt died siezed, situated in the
Little Levels of Pocahontas. in one of the most
desirable neghborhoods in Western Virginia and
within very short distance of two large Church
es. PRESBYTERIAN and Methodist, and three flower
inc NIilIs. About one half Of said land is cleared
and in fine state Of cultivation, the residue is
heavily timbered.
The Terms Of Sale will be e,ffth Of the pur-
chase money required in hand, and the resi-.
due in six e11al annall nsta lnents, all of the
deferred payments to bear interest from date
The purchaser to give bond and personal security,
and lien to be retained on the land as additional
security.
The title to this land is beyond question, but
acting as commissioner. shall convey only such
title as is vested in me by virtue of the said de-
cree. WOODS POAGE, Comm'r.
Oct. 5, le53.-tds.
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Tail Oaks from little Acorns grow.
NEW JEWELRY STORE.

--efSo-
W. 3. cox having moved to Staunton where
w he intends conducting the cys,<rsM
W.sTCH, CLOCK and JEW ers9sfssZgG
ELRY business in all its branch GEzssssssssss2aA
es, begs leave 10 ask the citizens of Stanton and
surrounding counties, to call and examine his stock
Of Watches and Jewelry. Watches madeby
HsossleEl, Johnston, Tobias,
and other improved makers, sold at small profits
and warranted
Fine lot of Mantle and Yankee Clocks; Breast
pins. EARRINGS, Bracelets, Clasps, Mcdalinns, all
sizes, -Buckles. Chains.-Fob, Vest and Chat;e-
ans, Psncils. Gold Pens. Speciacles. Thimbles,
and the usual amount Of all kinds Of Jeweiry.-
Silver Spooas, Abata Ware, Butter Knives and
Sugar longs, Fancy Ware of all kinds, which
will be sold for the smallest advance.
w. B. COX,
Against the new Post Office, under Woodward
Hotel.
Staunton, Oct 5, 1857
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Cattle Esau Sale,

IN and alter Monday the 18th instant, viii
~ have for sale, (uutil sold,) on my Montebollo
Farm, on the Mountain in this county (and nine
miles from Midway, in Augusta.) FIFTY ODD
HEAD or STOCK C.4T1LE. so odd of
which are beautiful steers !rhe entire lot are of
improved blood and among them are hefers much
crossed, some with North Deyonshi,e, and others
with Airshre breed. Purchasers can apply to my
manager on the place, Mr.. John P. Hambleton
who is authorized to sell. WIN. MASSIE
Neon r. o.. . iar2. %.
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500 REV ARD,

He ANAWAf from the subscriber, living near
s-e Cliue's NH, on Middle River, Augusta couu-
ty, on Sunday night. October I'd. my Negro Man
named ssGt BEN, He is rather a copper col
or, about 70 years oId. ) feet 10 or inches high
no marks or scars recolected. When he left he
took with him black dress coat and pan'aoons,
also drab jeans frock coat, paataloohs and vest
will give the above reward if he is taken cut Of
the State and secured so that get him, $50 ifta-
ken cut OF the county and $40 ttakeu in the coun-
". GEORGE POAGE.
October II, lS53.-tf.
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JUDSON MCCOY,
COACN MANUFAC'NORY

D0ors above d. S J. s. Crawford.
KEEPS constantly on hand &s0 cais Z
IA Always. EswGgi ~ PfstetOHls' 90
Of his own and Northern Manufacture. Coach
T%mmings of every variety, Springs ana AXles
and every other article usually kept by such Es-
tabtiShment.
.qLSO-lIe continues to carry on the Saddle
and Harness Making in all its various branches,
where NAV be found Summerset. Luddles, Shat
ers and all the various styles OF Saddles Brides,
Saddle Bags, Medical Bags, Trunks, EaIises,
Carpet Bags, in short, every article manufactured
in the above line.
tie further calls the attention Of Country Sad
dlers to his stock of Harness Mounting and Sad
dIers' Findings Ii will be to their interest to buy
of him in place of sending to the North for small
bills as he deals largely in that line All orders
filled with neanesS nd despatch.
gsggs~ Shop one door East of the Post Office
asd opposite A. NJ Moshy's store.
stduuton. Oct IL, lS53.-3m.
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GEORGE B. WRIGHT,

INVITES the attention Of the public to his large
Stock of London and Geneva Watch ca
es, of Dixon. Cooper and all other approved u. a
Makers. Fine Gold. Guard. Vest, and Fob Chains.
Fine Breast pins, Ear Drops, Finger Rings, and
Bracelets Of the richest and most fashionable styles.
Gold Lockets, and Medalons. Gold Pens and
Pencils, ThimbIes. Gold, Silver and Steel Spec
tacles. Silver Cups, Gard Case and Baskets
general assortment Of Silver Ware. Fine AL
bata Ware; an Article coming in general use
Fine Pen Knives; a variety Of CLOCKS, and
every other article found in Fine Jewelry Store.
The above goods have been selected with great
care, in New York and Philadelphia. and embrace
snme of the Finest JE " Ell z Y ever open
ed in this place. lie would particularly invite
his friends 10 CALL and examine his assortment,
as he feels satisfied he can gvesatisacton to ALL.
E- Watches and Jewelry repaired and War
raDted. GEO. d WRIGHT.
Staunton. Oct 5, 1853.
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WINCHESTER MAEIk Er.

Corrected 'ceekly from he RepN5Hcan.
BAcoS, per h. wagon price $, store price ga 9
FLouR, per Dbl, wagon 20 a IS, store % a U,
GRArS-Wheat, wagon price, l30 a,l35 Oats Is 81
Corn 80 q 60, Rye 90 a 65,
SALr-Ground Alum | rs , 90, Ashton so q rs
PLAIsTER, per ton, 6 90 40
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HARPER & BRO.

HAEING just received one of the largest and
Il best selected stock Of Groceries ever
brought to market-comprising ali articles usually
kept IN Grocery Houses.
SUGARS-B7own, Coffee Pnlv'd., Crushed.
COFFEE Java, Rio, Laguira.
TEAS-Finest Black and Green.
SALT'-NIarshall'S Factory Filled
CANDLES-Sperm, Adsmantne, Wax and
Tallow
,MpLASSES-S. House, Porto Rico, Syrups
CRACKERS-Sodaa and Water.
Wooden Ware. Soaps Common ana Fancy Black
inc, Mustard, Ginger, Allspice, Cloves, Cinua-
mon. Nuanegs, Soda. Salaratus, Hops, Ext. COT
fee. CoiIee-AlIlS SapSaeo Cheese English Cheese,
Olive Oil Fish and Whale Oil, Starch. Brushes.
Shoyels, Forks Spades, Baskets, Sc, ali ofwhch
will be sid low for cash or 4 months to punctual
customers HARPER & BRO.
Union Hall Building.
Stounton OctnbSy - 1888
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Ngw SHENANDOAH COMPANY.

'ENHE Annual General Meeting of this Company
will be held at Port Republic, on the lst
Saturday Of November next; but as some Of the
officers of the Company (whose presence will be
necessary to the transaction of the business Of the
General Meetng) may be prevented by other en-
gagemenis from being present at that time, ar.
engagements have been made to contnae the meet
ing by adjournment to the 2nd Saturday (Noyem-
Der l2th.) at which time the shareholders are re-
specially requested to attend.
s. II. LEWIS, Treas. n. S. Co.
October D. lSj3.-lm
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n,LPs,I0RE CATTIM mARKET

JYeek ending Friday Oct. THE offerings at
the scales on Monday were 400 head of Beef Cattle,
of which 500 were driven to the Eastern markets, and
the baaaca (90O sold to city butchers, at prices
ranging froa SIS % 81 90 on the hoof equal to So
80 a 81 Is net and averaging $500 gross.
uoGs-Wele in active demand and sales we're nade
at 50 80 TO 81 % per 100 lbs.
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Oyster saloos and Eating House
'E7tIIl subscribers will open by the 10Th of De
L teber, in the building opposite the Virginia
Hotel, an Oyster Saloon and Eating House. They
will furnish eatables Of all kinds, including Oys-
tcrs, Turtle Soup, Crabbs, Tomato Soup, Lob
sters, &c., &c, to families or individuals Gen
llemen and ladies from the country are respectful
ly invited 10 call and obtain their dinner, which
will be servedin superior style at moderate prices
Tho past experience of tho acting partner is a
guarantee that satisfaction will be given to the
public. JOHN NJ. PTTMAN,
WIN. r. SMITH.
Stanton, Oct. 5, lS53.-tf.
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DEAKINS & MERRITT,
NnrnrlY Sarrat. Stanton.


a RE- now in receipt ola Fail Supply of FAN
"A CY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS for the
Fall and Winter Trade, carefully purchased in
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and mos.
Of them at last ial's prices, Among which the
following articles may be found; Black, Blue and
Give French Cloths Black and Fancy Cas-
sjmere of extra quality; Fancy Plush. Velvet,
silk. Satin and Cashmer Vesings Satinetts !;
Tweeds: Jeans; Full Cloths Heavy Negro
Blankets; Saddle do; Cradle do. Plaid Lin
scys; A lot Ready Made Boys Goats, and Over
Coats; Heavy Wooden and Merino Shirts and
Drawers, for Gentlemen's Wear; White, Grey,
Blue. Pink. Green and Embroidered Sack Elan,
nels French MerinoS OF all Kinds; Cashmers
Plain and Figured. Also good assortment of
Plain, Plaid and Dotted EGOURMTNC4
G0ODS---wth great many other articles
not enumerated. All Of which we will sell at
the lowest market prices.
Staun,on, Oct. II, 1858.
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NOTICE.

TBvHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
Il the Valley Turnpike Company will be held
at New Market on the fourth Thursday in Octo-
ber (the 27th.) The Board Of Directors will meet
on "Wednesday the goth October.
BY order of the President.
J. S. CALVERT, Treas. '. T. Co.
October 5 lS53-tdm
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HisSTay.
NN'EHGE.

a GENERAL. Meeting of the Stockholders Of
"A the Middle1rook and Brownsburg Turnpike
COMPANY will be held ut AIiddebrook, on Satur-
day next, the 18th instant, by order of the
President. p. I. LINK, Secretary.
Oot,iher u SEE.