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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26
PUBLIC SALE.

"a IS surviving partner in the Foundry business
IA carried on by M. Bryan and Schuyler Brad
ley, near Vesuvius Furnace, will on Saturday.
the 1911 Of May, on the premises, proceed tO-self
to the highest bidder for cash, all the Flasks and
an assortment Of Livingston county plow Flsska
hand, also the unexpired term the right to make,
use and vend to Others to be used, the Llvings,sn
county Plow for largo portion Of the State Of
Virginia, until the 18th day of April 1856, at
which time The patent right expires. Also, Va
riety of Patterns and Flasks for machinery, such
as Threshing Machine Patterns, Patterns for
Saw Mill Gearing, and variety of other Patterns
usually found in such establishments.
SCHUYLER BRADLEY.
April IL. lSHI.-tds.*
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The Great Piano and Musical Establishment
HORACE WATERS,
333 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

333 BROADWAY, NEW YORk.
rB'HE BEST AND MOST IMPROVED Pr
AA&OS ANDrAIELODEONS T.GsLsERg,
&, Co.'S. Worlds Fair Premium Pianos, with or
without the Eolean, and with iron frames and
circular scales The merit of these instruments
is too well known to need further commendation.
GILBERr's BoUDoiR PIANOS, an elegant nstru-
ment for small rooms. HoRAcE WATERS Pr
AMOS, manufactured expressly for HIM, having
great power of tone and elasticity of touch.
MELODEoNS.
Goodman g. Batdwin's Patent Organ .uelodeOns,
with TWO BANKS of keys-a sweet and powerful
instrument. Prices from SIS to 5000. S. ID. &
Ii. w. SMITHS celebrated MELoDEoNs, MAR
TINS unriualied GUITARS. Browns Harps, Fluti-
mas, Violins, Brass instruments, &c.. Sc. Deal
ers supplied with Pianos and Meloneons at factory
prices. III per cent. discount to Clergymen.
MI U SIG.
Dealers in Music, and Teachers of.Seminaries
wishing 10 purchase any music published OF make
arrangements for continued supplies of MIR. Wan
ERs' new issues, will find it to their interest TO
call or forward their orders. Music sent to any
part Of the Union or Canadas, postage free.
HORACE WATERS.
New York, April IL, 1854.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

SILVER Spring Lancets, German Silver do,
~ Trocars with Silver Canula, Speculums, Re
verse Scarifcators, Thumb Lancets. Gum do,
Lancet Phlems, Seton Needles, Curved do,
Tournaquet's sc, Sc.
Also Needham's Breast Pumps, Gum Elastic
do, Waters do, Glass do, Gum Elastic Bags,
Metal Nipple Shields, Gum do, SC &c, just re-
ceived and for sale by
LAIRD s. TRIMBLE,
Stanton, April &c, 1854. Druggists.
v s. NJ copy
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TRUSTEES. SALE.
Valuable. Real and Personal Property
EDR SIZE.

10y virtue of 4 deed Of trust executed to me by
~ William Brown. and dated the 29th day Of
November 1859, will proceed Cat the request of
said William Brown on Thursday The ! lh day
Of .HdY 1854, to sell on the premises, that palua-
bic TRACT or L.4.N.D, known as.the
OLD. CROSS KEY TRACT.
consisting of three parcels, one of ia acres, ons
of "a acres, and the other of IL acres, in ALL
224 Acres.
This is most desirable farm, lying eight miles
from Stanton, and four miles from
Greenville. There isan EXCEL n Orr Tff,e
LIGHTHOUSE, Good Stable, aud z;Ss fTT g: a
a capital MEADOW on it. ss s.ss:7Eg
will also sell at the same time and piece.
NINE VALUABLE SLAVES.
most of them young and likely, S head OF Horses,
Is head of Cattle including 7 MiIch Cows. 81
head of Hugs. | Road Wagon, Plantation Wag.
on, six setsof Gears, 3 two horse PIoughs, one
horse do, large Harrdw. Wheat Fans 6 Beds,
Bedstcads and Furniture, 2 Bureaus, i Clock, 20
Chairs, Tables, Cupboard and contents, a large
amount of Carpeting. and great variety OF other
Househodand Kitchen Furniture and, Farming
Utensils.
TERMS OF SsNLE.-The negroes will be
ssltnfrr Cash, and 50 much Of the residue OF the
property will be sold for Cash as shall be required
10 discharge prior lien of John Churchman'S a.
mounting to about $4,000.
1t is expected that arrangements will he made
on the day Of sale TO sell the personal property,
other than slaves, on a credit of nine months,
Whore the amount exceeds ten dollars-bondS
with security D.be'given by the purchaser. One
third ofthe purchase money Of the land Will be
required on the 10th. of September next, when
full possession will he given-one third on the LIST
of September 1855, and one third, on the LIST OF
September 1856. For the first payment bond with
security will be required a lien will be- retained
ON the land TO secure the deferred payments----
The corn. crop will be reserved. The purchaser
msy enter on the land for the purpose of plough
ing at any time after the lst of August next. j..
Such,tiile. as is vestad in me will be conveyed
to the purchaser. The title is believed to be- uD-
questionable. ~.
April 5, l554.-tds.-Messenger copy 3ts'
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Notice.

T HAVE lost, mislaid or had stolen from me,
two certificates of the Stock of the Central
Bank of Virginia, one for 40 shares, No "a, dated
LIST 0ct lS53, the other for 90 shares, No. Sc,
dated IL Oct. 1853.
shall submit an application to the President
and Directors of said Bank on the 23rd day ofMay
next, or at the first meeting OF the Board there
after, for renewal ofthe said certi6catesof Stock
April l9, l854.-5ls. VIM. Mccoy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26
ATTENTION FARMERSi

T'HE undersigned being agent f'r the sale of
Il Pennock's celebrated Slide and Rolling Drills
for sowirg wheat, rye, oats and grass seeds, would
call the attention of the farming community to the
great advantage and economy resulting from their
use, saving the cost of the drill in one season to
the purchaser and enabling the crop to be put in
with much greater ease, certainty and speed
Now is the time to engage one for the ensuing
season. The most satisfactory references will be
given to persons in the country who have them
in use. They will be furnished at the factory
price, carriage added. GEE. E. PRICE.
Staunton April 49, 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26
TIE the Voters of the 1st District.

Having been urgently and frequently solicited by mn
mcrous friends to permit mysetfto be voted for at the
next election candidate for the office OF Commls,
soner of the ReSenac for the LIST UPPER District,
hereby in compliance with their wishes announce my
self an applicant for that Office Ifelected. will use
my utmost endeayors to discharge faithfully the duties
Of the Office. VIM. X. PIPER.
February s, 1884,
,nJ- We are authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN B.
QUID0R a candidate for Commissioner OF the Rcve-
nuefor the 2nG Lower District at the coming election
March 8, lS54.-tde.*
To the Voters of Augusta County.
We are authorized to announce JOHN G. STOVER
candidate for re-. election to the office Of Commissioner
Of the Revenue for the Second lower District Of Au
gusta county.
March Is, ls54.-tdc*.
For the ONCE OF Commissioner.
hereby announce myself candidate for the office Of
Commissioner Of the Revenue, for the Second or lower
District OF Augusacounty. AnexPerence OF 1--WE years
in this service in the County of Abcmarle may be mem
toned in testimony Of fitness for the office. III be the
pleasure the people TO place in this position, II Will
4, be my pride to serve them. -
WILLIAM YARBROUGH.
New Hope, March %, lS54.-tde*.
tGEs- The undersigned hereby presents himself a
Candidate Tor the office of Constable in the 9Th District
Chnrchvlc and should he be elected he will use every
exerton to discharge with athfuness the duties which
the office may devolve upon him. JOSIAH +. SEIG.
yeiareh.l 10, lS5l-tde.*
70 the Voters OF Augusta County.
We authorized to announce Mr.. THOMAS NJ.
cDGN0H0 candidate for election TO the office OF
commissioner Of the Revenue for the First or upper
District Of Augusta county.
March %, lS54.-tde*.
RIf- We arc authorized to announce MOSES II. Nc
CUE candidate for election to the office OF Sher
III Of Augusta county which he now holds.
Apsil ;, 54.-tde.s
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A Negro Man for Sale.

pY virtue of deed of trust executed to the I'M
n dersigued by David Griffith. and of record in
the Clerks Office of Augusta County Court, he
will sell on Thursday the 18th Of May. 1854. at
Daniel Forrer's Mill, to the highest bidder for
cash, Negro Man slape named BILL. Said
slave is between 45 and so years of age, very
large and good farm hand.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee.
April &c, lS54.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26

D- We have frequently heard the celebrated German
Bitters sold by DR.. e. NJ jackson, no Arch Street
philadelphia spoken Of in ofthc highest common
aton and honestly believe that it is one OF the best
medicines advertised for the complaints for which It IS
recommended. They pleasant to the taste and can
be taken under any circumstances by the most delicate
stomach The press far and vide have united in conn.,
mending this invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility,
&C. and such are the healing effects Of this panacea,
that VIC hope may he introduced to every family where
dyspepsia has, or is likely to have victim.
Apritl9, lS54.-2r.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26
PUBLIC SALE,

TVNHE undersigned as executors of VIM. E. Hog
Il sett decd will sell at the late residence of the
deceased on the 24th day Of May, 1854, all his
PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Wheat, Corn, Bacon, &C., &c.
TERMS.-$5 and under cash-over IS nine
months credit, the purchaser giving bond and sat-
isfactory security.
RoBT. A. HOGSETT, I r v,ora
DAVID G. HOGSETT, LA o's
Anril Of 1874 ids
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26
WORE NEW BOOKS.

StKETCH HE'S of,he Irish Bar, by R. Laler Shell;
- Life cfl The Rt. Hon Edmund Burke by Pryor
Coleman's Historical Geography of the Bible,
with text Book and Atlas; Mrs Mowatt's Auto
biography; Trials ola Housekeeper; Shakespeare
and Byron. splendidly bound in Antique form
Dashes at American Humor; Rebel Bride; Rus
sian Guardsman; Fortune-hunter, a novel of New
York Society, (Mrs Mowatt j Planters North
eru Bride; The Upper Ten and Lower Million,
etc. etc.
A large assortment of children's toy books,
blank books, etc. etc for sale by
S. H. COLEMAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26
Wholesale & Retail Clothing House.
II. GOODMAN. J. RosESwALD.
GOODMAN & CO.,

Adjoining Bare G Sterrett, Wa. Hotel Buildings,
RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
IA and customers, that they have Just received
from the North larger stuck of SPRING q
SUMMER CLoTHIMGth than ever was
brought to the Staunton Market, and which they
are prepared to sell cheaper than ever good cloth
inc was sold here before. Their stock consists in
part Of
CoATs.-Fine Black French and English Cloth,
Dress and Frock Goats, fine Blue, Brown, Olive
and Green French Cloth Frock. Blue French
Cloth Dress Coats, Cloth and French Cashmere
Sack Coats f'every color and description. CASH
meres and Tweed Sack Coats, Alpaca and Linen
Goats, &c., &c.
PASrs.--Very fine black Doeskn and CASH
mere, Fancy Cashmere, Alpaca, Tweed, Liaens
Cotton, &c., &c.
VEsrs-Black and Fancy Satin and Silk Vests,
Plush and Bombazine, Alpaca, fine Aiarselle,
German and Linen Vests
In addition to this we have yet on hand Fine
Linen Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Suspenders. Neck
erchiefs, and Handkerchiefs, Pistols, Trunks and
all other articles generally found in clothing hous-
es. Our stock is we'll assorted, and we are enabled
to sell at prices which cannot fail to please
Thankful for past patronage received since we have
been in business, we respectfully ask its continu-
ance. Our old customers and the buying public
generally are respectfully invited TO call on 49, ex-
anime our stock. and we pledge ourselves that
they shall be pleased.
We would advise country merchants to exam
inc our stock, as we prepared to sell wholesale
and retail, as cheap as any hoase in Virginia.
GOODMAN s. GO.
Anril ID 1884
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26

RLACK Challi, Rich Black Fig'd Hermann,
IL Black Striped and Corded Verona, Plaid,
Black and White Tissues, Black Berage, Black
Bombazine, Black and White Fouard Silk, BPk,
Lead and Purple Foulard Silk, Solid, Black and
White Lawn, Solid Black Bingham, Striped and
Plaid, Black and White Bingham, &c., Sc. all
just received at
H. g. w. B. CRAWFORD'S
Stanton, April l9, 1854.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I WISH to sell privately, SNAIL FARM,
| ) miles from the Railroad West of Fishers
vile. containing 50i ACRES. f5,Acres cleared
and the balance of the best quality of timber. The
nmprovementsare a good DWELLING OUSE'
and KITCHEN, large Stable, Smoke house,
Corn Crib, &c., well of water in the yard
There are also 80 large. bearing Peach Trees at
the house, select fruit. Terms easy. For fur
Their particulars call or he subscriber living one
mile from Wayneshoroagh Possession given
Immediately JAMES S. BUSH
March s, lS54.-3m.
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MFRS. SMITH

HAS received, in addition to her handsome va
u risty Of Bonnets. 3 New Cases Of Bonnet'
from the North, all of which will be sold cheap
at her dwelling on Augusta Street, opposite Mr..
Nicholas kinney's. Mrs. Smith will attend 10
the Millinery in all its branches. The ladies are
invited to call. All orders from the country pune
tuolly attended to.
Siaunton, April &c, 1854.
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Drugs and Medicines.

I ARD & TRIMBLE are now receiving a
- large and carefully selected stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and eve
rything in their line of business. Having pur-
chased for cash, they can offer inducements to pur-
chasers for cash, or on reasonable credit.
Staunton, April 10, lS54.-V. & NJ. copy.
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DAEEo.

At the residence Of her son-in-lavc, in PCcaeontas
county on "Wednesday 9TH inst, JASE CURRY in her
S4th year, widow Of James Curry, after Few days
painful illness The had o several years been
the subject Of much acon which she bore with chris
tan resignation, supported by the Grace OF that God
who for sc years she had been proessed follower Of
and in whose favor she cnoyed many JOYFUL seasons IN
her long pilgrimage through this world Her last days
wrre truly DAYS OF peace. She cA the world IN the
triunphs Of living Faith.
On the 10th inst, after protracted illness, m the
3Oth year Of her age, Mrs, Macy ID. THoMPsoN, wife
of Charles s. Thompson Of this county Mrs. L; had
been for number of years member Of the PreSbyte-
rian Church. Though greatly afflicted, she bore her
affection with christian patience Her death Is deep
ly felt and lsmented by chose who knew her She has
left afcctionatc husband AMI lour small Children 10
mourn their loss but their loss hope Is her GAIN
''Yet again We hope 10 meet her,
When the day Of life is fled,
Then in heaven with Joy TO greet her.
Where no farewell tear is she'd"
rrieate OF Respect.
Siauatoa Lodge, No. ID, /. 0. o. +.
April 10th, 1854.
Divine Wisdom harfng decrced TO resaore from our
midst brother, Samuel +. Van Lear, member OF
Allegheny Lodgc, bait initiate and long member Of
this Lodge desire 10 add EXPRESSION Of our sor
row and sympathy in this common bereavement: Be 1t
therefore resolved,
That while we bow with bccnming reverence to the
msndae Of our Supreme Ruler, we but depore the
early death Of one who gave such goodiy promise OF
useful life.
That though the haatna love for truth which char
acterized his conduct in the trials Of youth not
permitted the full iruit:on Of ripper yeass, yet there is
ceS9t in knowing that impaired aserene and patient
calmness to his sad and lingering illness and shed
peaceful light upon his path through the dar valley AND
shadow Of death.
That in token Of sorrow We will wear the badge OF
mourning lor thirty days.
That copies OF these resolutions be transmitted to the
relatives Of the deceased and to The papers Of Stao
for Publication
COpy-Teste,
w. H. ' ' iHWATERs, Cornni'tce-
b. CHRISTIAN
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AUGUSTA HOUSE. RICHMOND.

MFRS. SARAH HEISKELL has opened O.
NA BOARDING. HOUSE, in large and COM
modious tenements, situated in Bosher's Row,
Main Street, between 9Th and 9th Streets; and is
prepared to accommodate transient and more
permanent boarders in style. she promises her
self, that will be acceptable to those who may call
on her. Terms 81 SO day, IS 90 per week,
and $25 90 the month";
Richmond, April 10, ls54.-tf
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Medical College Of Virginia.
A nnoinfrnenf Nc Professors.

A L "A meeting Of The Board Of Visitors. held at
IN the College on the 9th day ofMarch, 1854,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Board will, on the 18th day
of May, proceed to fill the chair of Matera Med
lea and Therapeutics, and that of the Institutes
of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence; and that
notice thereof be given through such Medical
Journals and newspapers, and in such other mode
as the President of the Board may deem proper.
Resolved further, That all applications and
testimonials in reference to the proposed appoint
mens be directed to the Secretary of the Board OF
Visitors. THEO. p. MAYO, NJ. ID.
Secretary of Board, Richmond Va.
April l9, l854.-t20thMay
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26
Hardware.

T HAVE just received my Spring Supply Of
English and American HARDWARE, COM
prisng a full supply of Building Materials of all
kinds, Materials and Tools for Carpenters, Cabi-
net Makers, Blacksmiths, Milwrights, Gun
smiths, Shoemakers, Saddlers, SC. Farming u
tensils, housekeeping Articles, and very great
variety Of useful articles, all of which will be sold
low. GEO. E.. PRICE.
Staunton, April 10, 1854.
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RICHMOND MARKErs--wholesa1e Price,

RICHMOND MARKErs--wholesafe Prices,
Reported for aSe Spectator by John ~ Gordon j. Son
Our market has undergone little change since last re-
port. The last steamer from Europe brought unavora-
6e news for breaisus and -four has declined from 25C
to soc per barrel; Superfne is held at S7l IS.
wxsAT.-S 81 50 81 10 for prime Red and White
CoRx.-S0e a SSc.
sOATs--57kc 6oc.
RYE.-S5c
BurTER-20c p Cor prime Mountain. The article
is scarce and in demand.
- Groceries are without material change.
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerk
Office of the Circuit Court of Bath county
on Monday the Sd day of April, 1854.
Adam Given,-Plaintiff,
Susan Given, widow of Henry Given, decd. :,
William II. Revercomb, Sheriff of Bath coun-
ty, and as such Administrator with the VIII
annexed of the said Henry Given, Decd, Mus
toe B. Given, William d. Given. Jane c.
Grose, Cate Jane G.. Given, Henry X. Given,
Charles F. Given. James Nj. Given, George
Given, Elizabeth S. Given, John G. Given,
Caroline b. Given and Margaret Given,-De-
PENDANTS.
This suit is instituted Tor the purpose of assign
inc and allotting to the defendant Susan Given,
widow of the said Henry Given, decd, Dover
in the Lands and Slaves ofher said deceased Hus-
band. and for sale Of the residue of the Land
and Slaves Of the said Henry Given, decd. and
distribution of the proceeds thereof amongst his
Children and Legatees.
The defendants Mustoe B. Given, William d.
Given, Charles F. Given, Henry K. Given and
Jane C. Crosse (ate Jane c. Given not having
entered their appearance, and it appearing by sat
isfacory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth: On motion of the Plaintiff,
it is ordered that the said Defendants appear here
in one month after the publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect their interests
in this suit; and that copy Of this order be pub
lshed in the Stanton Spectator once week for
four weeks successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse Of said county on the first
day Of the next Court after its publication.
A Copy-Teste,
S. A. PORTER, Cl'k.
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YRUSYEE'S SALE.
Satlrdau. Mau 9th. Is;

OuVHuHy, .HuY OIIT, IOof'
EpY virtue of trust deed of Smith Bateman and
AS wife, dated the 25th Of January. 1851 and of
record in the County Coart Of Augusta, will Of
fer at public auction, on the premises, the real and
personal properly conveyed by the deed, viz
1876 Acres OF Land,
On Christians Creek. on which said Smith Bate
man now lives. Also, S head Of Horses, and one
Road Wagon, complete with gear I'll four horses
TERMS.-The sale will be for cash unless
otherwise directed by the creditors, o1any ofthem,
of which notice will be given OH the day of sale.
j. b. BALDWIN, Trustee.
April 10 IS54.-tds.
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Staunton, April 10, 1854.
MILLINERY.

~ KENNEDY has returned from theEMa
". North with fine assortment of Mill kkgsSs
merry. which she offers to her friends aud the w
public at her private residence next to the Wood
ward House.
Staunton, April 10, 1S54.-3ts..
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Religious Notice.

The Annual Conference Of the Armenian Union
Church, for the year 1884, will be held at Jerusalem
Chapel in Augusta county, two miles West OF Church.
VILE, commencing on Friday tho h2th of May next
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-04-26
NEW GOODS,

TNHE subscriber is now receiving his supply of
l. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
comprising his usual variety, to which he would
respectfully invite the attention of his customers
and the public generally. a. NJ. MOSBY.
p. 5000 lbs Prime Bacon for sale.
Staunton, April 10, 1854. A. NJ. M.
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AND nHTAIL..
WIN. J. POINTS,.
AT THE SIGN OF The
RIG COFFEEsPOT

One door below Deakins E. .Merritt's, Main st..
MOULD, respectfully invite the attention of.
w thpse desiring to purchase CHnAf fIS,.
SHEET, hon, andsBsAss, WARES, to hisstosb.-
Ii cuLprises in part the following articles:
Plain and Painted Stop Jars. Fancy and Rainted
Toilet Boxes, Spice Boxes, Water Cans, Wa,
ter Coolers, Plain Coffee and Tea Pots, Block
Tin. Coffee and Tea Pots, Jelly and Cake
NiOulds, Cake. Boxes. Ice Cream. Freezers,
Wooden Ware, Lanterns, &c., &c., and many
other useful articles for HOusekeepers. hare
on hand some of the most approved patterns OF
COOKING SIOHES which. will be disposed
Of on reasonable terms.
o. Roofing, Spouting, and Gathering done In
the best manner and of good materials. Alikinds.
of repairing, done at the shortest notice.
Staunton March o. IS54-6t
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PAPER EHangings.

nOB'T. COWAN has just received large as
III sortment of handsome WALL PAPER;
Velvet and Common Bordering Also supply of
.Ne,o Style Paper for Window Curtains, and Fire
Board Prints.
stanton, April IL, 1854.
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SD Reward,

EOR A SWORD in gilt Scabbard with the
Il owners name upon it-lost between Staunton
and Richmond last ,Jannary-to be left at this Of
flee OF where il can be obtained.
CAPT T.. G. DARLINGTON.
April &c, lS54-tf
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PosTPoMENTENT.

Ia consequence ofthe inclemencyo the weather
the above sale did not take place on the day adj
veriised it will come off on The 29th inst, Sotr-
day next. >. BRADLEY, comm
April26 lS54.-lt.
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Spring Goods for 1854.

WE are now receiving and will continue to re-
w ceive forthe next two weeks, our SPRING
AND SUMMER STOCK, comprising an unu-
sually large and complete assortment of DRY
GOODS of every description, at prices which
cannot fail to please. We invite all TO examine
our goods before purchasing, assuring them they
will loose nothing by giving us call.
J. BRANDEBURG g. CO.