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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-12-04
Dec /. 1851.

Virginia
In Cn.seEnr.-ai tircdi, ceun. held tar
Highland county, At the cndrl honsc hersot,
ON Friday Oc,obrr Cub 1854
Reuben Siaven, Hs Plaintiff.
against $3.50
William TOWNSEND ar, Aaron c. ss4-5r
Townsend. ,vm. Townsend, A. n.fa,xs,,.
Townsend aud Andrew Lock.
ridge.
4 The ohjec, If this suit is 10 obtain decree
directing a sale Of the lands OF The Deisnden
..Wm. Townsend ST., which consist Of two trncts
one Of 100 acres and ons Of 40 acres, aud the
pfscesis to bs applied To the payment Of the
'PL.;n;iH's j,hig ment. and j: appearing that the
Eeirndsn,'s Albert Townsend, Wm. Townsend,
an Aaron Z. Townsend are not inhahilanls Of
this commonwealth. il is ordered that the said
lasi named defendants. DO appear here within one
month after due publication Oft order, and do
what is necessary to protect their Interests, aud
ihs, cop, Of this order b, published in the Re-
publican vndcatqr, a newspaper published IN
The town OF Slannlon and also posted al the
front don Of the Cur, house Of Highland county.
pn the first day of the next County Court.
iAcOry-ieste,
dec. I. 1854. A. STEPHENSON, Clerk.
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Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums
AND A SWEET BREATH.

"A l. 1. who are desirious Of obtaining these
IA benefits should use Zermanis Celebrated
Tooth Wash. This delicious article combines
so many meritorious Qualities that il has now
become Standard tavurte with the ciliZens OF
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Deli
lis,s ne il in their practice most successfully
and from every source the most ila;lerng lau.
daions are awarded IL. ts
lnilhmed and bleeding gums are Immediately
benefited by its use lis action upon them is
mild, soothing and effective. 1t cleanses the
teeth 50 thoroughly, tia. lhey are made to rval
pearl in Wilderness. and diiius.s through tie
mouth snch delightful fresl,mess tina, the
breath is rendered exqdisi.ely sweel. Fl disin-
ecls all those impurities which tend TO pro-
duce decay. and as consequence, wAen tSese
are removed The teeth must always remain
sound.
Prepared dnly ly FnAwcIs GERMAN, Drugeis
and Chemist, Philadelphia, andsuid by all Drug
gisls, AZ aaIy 25Cen,s per Bottle.
Sold by J. b. Eskridge, Staunton, Va.
nov, 20, l854.-ly. e
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WONDERFUL DISCoVE a;' r. r

4 HAVE discovered mode Of making an ex.
secllen, Soft Soap, il is superior To the ordinary
kind Of Soft Soap aud will answer all purposes
II washing aud iulliag, j, can Se made al ex-
Feuss not to exceed cen's per gallon, the ingre-
dien;s for making il, are simple and few, and
can be procured N any village store, and what
is still more wonderful, one barrel can be made
in one hour.
On receipt ofSl, will send to any address l.
tie United States or Ss,iadas the recipe Tor ma
king this excellent Soap.
G-Di,ect Postage paid to Jchn a. Jones, FL
lcot Nils, Howard. coanty Marylaud.' -.
nov 90 lS51-Si
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Valuable Slaves.
AND OTHER Personal PROPERTY
H a n = T. n

AND OTIiEt PENSONAL PROPERTY
II q R > A Il e
IN Friday, the 18th day of mex, month Ode.
~ cenlber,) will be sud at Auction Il, The
are residence Of Matthew Bryan decd, in
Rotkbridge county, neal Midway all ofihs Per-
sohal property u said deceased not heretofore
disposed OF, consisting ii adult
WE.NTY SLAVES,
ten OF twelve Of which are valuable men. three
ot four women. and lhs residue boys and Girls.
Some OF the men would be very valuable ,o lrol,
Masters. Also eighteen Mules, len ol Twelve
Horses, come Cows aud Hogs, numbsl Of
Wagons, plouehs and other Farming utensils.
Also u large quantity Of very handsome
Household and Kitchen Fmniture,
set If Blacksmith Tools. two.horse riding
carriage, a buggy, and some other personal prop
eHy.
The property will be sud on a. reasonable
credit. The precise terms OF sale will be made
known on The day of sale. The purchasers
will he required to give bond and good secnlily.
$. Med. MOORE, Adn,r
nov. 27.-tds Of Nj. BRYAN deed.
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New Books From Dewitt y Davenport

New Books From Dewitt \ Davenport
- iFE in the Clsarines versus The Bush, by
- Mis-. Noodle, author Of Roushing II IN flie
Bush, Flora Lindsay, ETC.,, pricS is'parer, Soc in
tlosh.- Tsc.
Rodghiig il liz the Bush, bv the same author
the TWO volumes in one, bound, 81.
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives, BY Cath
crime Siuclair, fflseu,h edition, cloth, gilt,
$I25. Isl s4s.
The Ride for Life, or Claa'le III Jeopardy, a
further history OF tho daily exploits Of Claude
Duval, Csc. Just published, and for sale BY
nov. II. ROBT. BELL.
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:-dlv-WtitaN Aeatl, ID II the door, the RENE
,ly which would have ssv@t life, it administer
I'D in time, COMES tot, hate. Do not trfie with
disease. Rely upon Il, liza, when The s,omach
,,Yillne, dies. fsad-when ainfee,s aud a'si-
tube. psryade The s. slem--when the sleep is
Disturbed, the appetite feeble, the mind lethar,
SIC, he nerves unnaturaly sensitive, and the
head confused-rely upon il, That When these
symptoms occur, the powers Of vitality are fail
Sag, aid that, unless the mischief is promptly
checked, life will Be shortened, as well as rem
.le,cd miserable. Now wa know from . mass
III les, imony. greater than Was ever before &C.
cumula,ed hi favor Of Que remedy, that Hoof.
land's German Bliess prepared BY Dr.. c. NJ.
Jack s,n, Philadelphia, will Immediately abale,
and, in ihe end, entirely remove all Of these dis,
orders a. surely as mathematical process will
solve . problem. Who, ,htn will endure the
agony; aud the risk Of lie, with health a. d safe
~ within reach See advertisement.
dec. 4.-2i.r
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES

ny virtue ola DeeL of Trust executed TO me
y By l.ubsri II, Kinney, on ihe-day IF April
1854. Of record IL tho Clerks Once Of ihe Coun.
" Court 81 Augusta coun,y, for certain purpo-
sas lhsleia mentioned, will proceed a: The
'rawn OF Stsuulop, on Monday The Isl day vi
January 1885, 10 sell to the highest bidder isr
cash. tour likely Nssroes, Rosa, Chess, EvaIine
AMI William.
The title 10 these slaves is believed to be good,
bul acting as Trss:es shall convey only such
title ~ Is vested " me- BY the deed aforesaid.
H. NJ. DEEL. Trustee.
dec. 4.-tds. Spsc,a,or copy.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Commissioners Office Monterey, Nov 20 '54
The parties interested in The foregoing decree
are hereby notified, that have fixed upon The
9Th day Of January 1855. TO take aud settle. al
my Office, the accounts required to I've taken b,
the decretal order aforesaid, at which lime anl
place the said parties, Plaintiffs aud Defendants
are required to attend.
Given under my hand as commissioner il
Chnncery Of the Circuit Cour, Of Highland csun
~, the day and year aforesaid.
dec. 4. 1854. A. STEPHENSON.
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FILL & W.z.VTEIs hoods.

NTFfII r III 1OIN nave BHFn receiving
w Tor the last three weeks their Fall supplies
of Seasonabe Goods, numbering nearly 100
packages, aud embracing almost every article
WORTHY 81. tie allel,ion u He public, w Sta
pie aud fancy dry. goo'Is, clo.hs, cassi'neres,
svesliugs, cashmeles, meinoes, lsrsiat cloth,
mos d. lanes. poplips, al2accas; $50 pieces
American, French and English prints, under
sleeves. eapes, collars, gloves, ribbons, hosiery,
etc.. Hardware aud cutlery, qnecnsware and
sloneware, andirons, shovels and tongs, tenders,
hats caps, boots and shoes, carpetines, all kinds,
cheap, Domestic cotton and wollen goods, blank
els, umbrellas, iancy articles, soaps, caioenes
combs, brushes, irenth flowers ETC.. all Of which
will be sold low for cash or suitable country pro.
duce. Z -. = = &.
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40 G. GRAHAM K CO.. will take grea.
0V pleasure IN eervin. their triRnl5 with
The Choicest Meass that the country vii afford.
r. 4. lldfraan and Z. Gore may b. touud reg
ulaTly on niaskst morrines,. II oar ssaM.
w. Z, Graham & r, r. Hardin arsd iths au-
,horix 10 sign the iune Of ting fiifI
nov. 20 --3i. w. GRAHAM eco.
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Staunton. nov. 6, 1854.
CLOTHING !. CLOTHING!

Two our, stock Of Clothing we have just aided
a new and extensive sassortHsfst received
from our Misunderstanding Housr iit baltimore. n
Our stock is now the largest in this part d .ihe
country, prices lower than any one eIsein this
market can offer you. Our assortment will as
ronish you, They must be sold, therefore, you
better call soon. we are always really. 81
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD s. co.
n. B.-A new ssscrtment ar ussrc6ats, jrst
received Boys clothing, large qasniiiy.--.
Lamb, wool shirts Trunks and CaTpet-bays ;
a heavy lot Of beautiful Stocks iine Silk Vests,
cheaper than ever, al The Clo,hing House VI )
GOODMAN, ROSENWALD & co.
L Slaunlon, nov. 6.-S. i NJ copy.
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TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR N0MAN

In men's affairs there 10 "tide," #s
So tl1ly sifes tie tost ..=.e -. Is
But how can men on its food ride. ::
If they've no atimeo 10 show il?
The sooner them IT'S Understood
+ The time-tide ebLs and fiowSu. =
TIE sooner you eau take the Au0d
And on its tide repose. -
l. lime and tide " i'll xait fer none.
Their movements keeping chime,
Without watch you're lett aIon,,
Yes, all alone to time.
With time, piece Of well-tested time
No Auoi-tde will be Loaf,
IF fate The fisher casts his lihe
On ebb.tide lick he's tossed;
sE.lie .slilofi tco,, who heayes the lead
And keeping watch BY guess -
Will lose his ecgonfhe, Kept ty head
And raise Il rebel mess. ). s,..,s.:...
A soldier, should your calling be,
You'll want your time kept. true
You will mark time, then, 10 a r.
II taught by Bartholomew. 80
Let lovers loo, IN gGrssin2 mood,
Once miss tho wedding hour. ssH
No tide; to them, its future flood,
Would yield rs htfalal power. ses
r The merchant anil the farmer too,
The mechanic ard the baker,
Whal, in word, would all men do
Without good matchmaker ?
Love Chains too, not giLled letters,
'Txould be had to find :htir belters,
Breast pins Of pearl and guild | bend
So good they come not back 10 mend;
Then aavp metallic mixtures,
Cheap, and just like golden fixtures,
Attend these Hints, they are but fsE,
Andno lis time 10 say adieu,
But s'rerbum sal. keep time in VIEW
The time of BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
Richmond, Sept. %. ls54.--ly.
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" HOLLOWAY, is the larges, Dealer in
Medicines in the y old, aud his Pills and ONT
il.r,l are among the best IN the world. This
TACT w i'll be a,.esel by The numerous certificates
from every section Of This aud the old Country.
Tlrir popularity is entirely owing to their ETH.
racy. lie eApends upwards Of S2o0jgo0 per an.
NUN, in placing his business before the people
in every quarter Of the alcbe; anu keeps up
ward. oi 1900 foreign newspapers al his estab-
l.shm1n, ia London, III each Of which his Adver.
i,scmen,s are inserted, PROC: that the virtues
tho ,neliriles pos. g., are appreciated in every
q,.s,,rr Of the Globe.-ditany Transcript.
dec. 1.
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Notice.

QDUBLIC attention is respectfully invited to
our second Supply Of WINTER GO obs,
which We are now receiving iron. Tho Northern
Cities, embracing every article usually kept in
our large and varied assoslnlsnl.
Purchases are solioited 10 call and -x,m Inc
our stock. b. f. ]. 5. CHA WFOkD
Vpc 1T.
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LOOK THIS WAY!!!

ME will sail entirely for cash on and ailer
w the l5lty November, or snch produce as
will suit Ms, as we expect 70 make all important
change in our business. We would respecliu
" reques, all indebted to US To make paymen.
Immediately. We must have money
nov. 90. ~. POINTS j GROVE.
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Oh. The. 10Th November in the Episcopa
Church. Midlisbure, Va By The Rev. .. A.
k,nsu,ying, W. II. GARBER Of Sisu.,lon, to
Miss Sally 7. yonuseal da,ghter OF the late
NJ. Fut,shee 'rebbs.
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S TO OK OF S12 900
WELL MADE CLOTHING

uNTENElNG to make some Important chan
Z css IN our Firm and different, Clothing
Branches, we have determined llorf and after
the 25h inst TO offer orr large and new Stock o.
Clu,hng a, greatly reduced prices and many ar,
,icles al much lees than Prime Cost. Our
clothing are all new and well made, and pur-
chased at very low prices, and consists Of all
.,yles and patterns, fiom the finest to the coar-
sest kinds to suit every person. Our stock con.
sisls ola large assortment OF Overcaais; Dress
and Frock coats; Pants Vests and every ar.
licle .ssally kept in a Clothing Store. Come
one and all, from town and country, and our
word for il you will not go way dissatisfied al
WELLER s. LEOPOLD'S Clothing Empo-
iium. s5l
Main a., doors sbove Woodward House.
ruy ~. eE
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JOSEPH GRIMES.

1MbcTtcr' and WhoIesale and Retail
DEALER IN - rz5f
Wines, Brandies. and Domestic Liquors,
- EEPS constantly on hand. anil for sale o..
- satisfactory terms, a iargeand General as
sortinenl Of Liquors Of the very best and pur.
est iha, the world affords. All persons, there
fore, can be supplied by giving him call al
No 25, King Street, Alexandria, Va.
Hone need fear of being deceived, Ct of get
ting an impure article. H5 49,
Sent, Is. xS54.-ry.
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NOTICE.

IN the Isl October las, Thomas l.. Hartman
~ became partner. in my Bu,cherng Con
Germ. The linn having been changed. il is very
des.fabe my accounts 10 that date shall st Sci.
lied. My customers will place Inc under adli-
lo'ial obligations BY settling their amounts with
Mt Hartman, WIN 10 alone authorized to settle
them. WM.'C. GRAHAM.
Nov 20, 1857.
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STAPLES & MARTIN. .
OF sCOTTsvtLLE.
VReHfnPS I'm Ehmuur Gr

Groders, Receiving und~ forwardins
MERCHANTS.
Augusta Street near az Amnicaa Hold.
ktauntoh, Virginia.
HE E P Plaster, Sail, Sole Leather, Fish.
II Oil, Nails; Sugar, Coffee, Moiassss and
general stock Of Groceries, low for Cssh. OF ia
exchange i5s ,Hs'f roduce Of the county.
Advances made on Cousignnen,s through
them. 10 W. 4. Staples l. Co, Richmond.
They solic, cali from lhsit old frisuds. go,
quainances aud the public generally.
Stannton, oct. 30, iS5t.-iy.,
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SECOND sUPPLY.

| FAVE just rs,urorl tlom Philasivlphia, and
will IN day Or two receive a second supply
OF Ladies' Dress Gso., Cheaper than ever =
Among them is bpal liful l0t Of real French
Merlnoes. plain and rdged Mousselmes all
wool, very cheap and other desirable articles
to which respectfully ask ,he attention Of the
Ladies'. [noy 20-3'.l JAS. A. PIPER.
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Virginia:
In CHaxtERY-Atru rules holcn in the Clerks
Office oil the C,rcail Cum, Of Highland county
en Wednesday,, the 9th November, 1881.
William Townsend, sen, Plaintiff.
against
Albert Tuwnse,,i, Wm Townsend.
and ilarrir, his WIFE, Aato, Z. Dei'ts.
1own.ru.'. Anllew Lockrdge
ani John lle.
The ol,,~cl OF ,his suit is 10 obtain decree
Tor = re-coaveya,ce Of two tracts Of land, y ing
and hsins Ia the said county Of Highland, On
Wilson's Mill Run. One tact c1ttaining 100
scfrs and the oiher 40 acres, were cdtfseytd ~
hiainiih' III defendants, Albert, William AID
Aa,nn u Ton ,ssml, by deed, bearing date the
3fd of Aasust, ISi6, VI to secure TO tho plain
iii HE sai,por, during his lie lime: And lisp.
pearn,g thai the defendants, Albert Townsend.
Whlsiu Townsend. f:i and Harriet his wife,
and Axf0n T.. Tow,,s.nd, are not residents oi
this Commonwealth. On motion ii Pain,ill
by hs Attorney. il IN ordered that The said last
framed defendants, do anTeat here within me
sll,,i,,h after due publication VI this order, and
do u htt 10 necessary 10 protect their interests
and thai copy Of this order be.pollished once II
week for fur successive eeks in The. Republican
Vinditaiof.a newspaper published IN HE town
Of S,aunion, and nlso posted at tho 'front.' door Of
the cont horse uf said Highland county on the
iis, day Of the mex, county court
A copy tes,e, > =. go.
A. STEPHENSON, Clerk,
Dec 1. 1851.
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Clothing.

-LACK Circular Clocks, also a very large
- stock Of Boy cIoshidg this dsy received
and for sale a, tho 'Old CIothinS Slcfe," oppo
site S. B. S1neres 6c6nisc,ibnafy.
STEINER, BROS & co.
Slaunton, nov. 6, 1854
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Wholesale Notion House.
Arrival of New Stock Of Fall Goods
AT THENOTION HOUSE OF
TtNey, Pssv'rell, Il Co..
North East corner Of King a. Water ST.,
(Up xtairs)
u Alexandria virginia.
rXCL USlyELY Wholesale Dealers in Foi,
rXCLUSIyELY Wholesale Dealers IN =

!
- eizn & American Fancy Goods.
We would respectfully invite the attention Of
Merchants visiting Aexandria, for The purpose
Of making their fall purchased, 10 our splendid
assortment Of Hosiery, Gloves, Suspehders,
Trimmings. &c. Having laid our atock 10 a. q
favorable time and upon the hes, Of tes.ns, va
fiat.er ourselves that an examination uroE TIE
part Of purchasers, will be all that i. f.Abire.E
TO give perfect satisfaction as to quality anG
prices. We call particular attention TO our esses.
sive stock Of Hosiery Cloves and Suppndere,
unsurpassed BY any IN this or Northern Marx
els.
WoOLEN GOODS, &C. omfof,s, PHlo-
rines, Boaz Scaris, Zephyr ties, Hoods, Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers, SILK and Colo.
Shirts. "a
A general variety Of Combs. Brushes, Port.
moniaes, Pocket Books. Bankers Cases. Purse
Percussion Caps, Slate and Lead Pencils, Whips,
States, Umbrellas, Garpe. Bags, Jewelry Braee,
let's Harmonious, Flutes, VIolins, ..Accordeops,
lux and backing silk, Linen, and Cotton fork-
el Handk erdhiefs, Silk Lielrand Cotton Crsra;s,
rish Linen, 's-CQllars, La,ie 3. Frepch N,9Ik
aud other Collars, wire ribon, Silk and Cttloii,
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver aud Buck lid fGlovea
Wiha large assortment of Gloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks, Threads, sCs,;ons.
Buttons Of all Styles, Stay binding, GimFs,
Braids, Floss Cotton, KNITTING Cotton !. Needles.
Pins, Peikhiyes, Scissors, Steel Pens SC. Cl.eks,,
and Locking Classes. a large assor,pent Il enh
will bskeN constantly sop hand. Toilet and
Swing Glasses Mahogany and Gilt Frames;
Mahogany, Walnu, and lion Framed elbrks, u
various qualities and prices. - q,
Merchants, upon examuiAg our Stock will
find a great many more articles %hick are nUi
advertised. which, are 100 tedious 10 Hietsiids,as
present. We hope 10 be literally FafsiMfissd 81,
merchants, as ours is the only house 81 the kin.
in this city that dies business Principal, viii
merchants. fl- So. ~ ~
alexandria, Sent. Is, 1a54.--iy.
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.yagSt KeceiceN.

CIRCULAR Cloaks Of cloth and beaver !; also
~ fine cloth frock, sack and cashmere business
Coats al unI recedented low prices, a, the Cloth
ing Store Of ], POLLllZ,
nov. 6. 1854. Corner u Va Hotel
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CARPETINGS.

HN1 II I4N00.
NJHITE s PATTON have nav in store,
w Cotton, Cation and Wool, Wool and
Worsted and all wool CaIps.ines, from IS els.
10 81 so per yard. Also. Scotch, Hemp and
Coca Carpetings stair and passage do. la,
Ga and 81 oil Floor Clolhs; Stair Rods ma
hoeany and oak Table Covers in oil, ,,c.. elc,
all OF which will be sold on The best terms.
nov. 81. a
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FOR SALE.

"A NEGRO Woman, who ~ about 30 years
"a old, is good washer, ironer and cool, ,and
accustomed 10 all kinds oil house work En-.
quire Of the Editor OF the Vndicator. ezls I
nov 90 1854 zf5Hf
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
Of Watches. Je,celry and Nilrer Ware, at
i. w. MERED1TXAS
Opposite Messrs. +. p. u ]. b. Eskndge,
a'a az Drug Store.
m RI E eubscriber having returned from the
y North, respectfully INVITES the s,,sa,i5n Of
tie public 10 the detected stock d the shove
goods. consisting OF Watches Of the most sp-
proved makers. New and beautiful styles Of
Lava Bres. Plus Ear Rings and Fiuger Rings
etc. fes..sr8 ~ 49,,
ALSO.--A good assortment Of Je,t goods 30
fashionable at this time. Silver Spoons, Forks
and Ladies' and every other article ill., his line
Of business. Watches carefully repaired and
.wanan,eJ. Every article wzf.snset as repre-
saaied or the money returned.
Siauntoa, oct! q, 1854. = ,fi
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ElRlGhrWELL 4 HOPE, Staple, DRY eso5sl
~ and Grocery Merchants, neNs thu i .RsFic&n
Hotel, Auxnsss a.. S,suntcas fNov. 27i.
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Store Room fo,. Rent.

w E. will rem, The store room formerly occd-
w pied by US in the confectionery business,
1t is situated on Main ST.. aud is one OF The bes
stands for business in The place Possession
given Immediately
nov. 20. ANTOINE, MANONE & co.
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SELLING OFF AT COST /!

INTENDING to close my present busills S.
offer my entire stock Of School and Mscela
neors Books at cost Teachers and Scholars will
find all The hooks generally used in Schools a.
mope my assortment. All persons indebted to
me wilconter a grea, favor by calling and pay
cessary, in order 10 meet claims against me, 10
collect what is due Immediately.
S. II. COLEMAN.
Siaunton, Eov. 10. ls54.-S. and Nj. copy.
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JOHN KENNEDY,
S0np and Candle Factory.
East Courthouse Lane,

East Court-House Lane,
Stattht5h, Virginia,
wv II 4 Il + he will CONSTANTLY have Willie,
w Yellow, Brown and Liquid Soap, and
Mould tondles Of the best quality, which he will
pecifuly solici,s share Of patronage. 2
Staul,on; Nov.6, ls54.-6m. ~ sssg
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Public Sale.

IN Friday the 18Th day OF December next,
~ a, the late residence ei Mrs Frances Steel,
deed. near Waynrsboroueh, We will sell to the
highest bidder, ten head OF Horses, tamona them
pair Of very fine Match Horses iol,y head
of Cattle. about 20 oi which are grazing stock
fifty head Of Hogs, one Road Wagon, one Bug.
ey, Farming Utensils, aud many other articles
moi necessary 10 msniinn. Terms made known
on The day oi sale ANDREW A. STEEL,
nov 27.-lds. SAML STEEL.
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BOYS Clothing {!

AN hand, superior an'flarge supply Of Boys
. Clo.hing OF all qualities, prices and sizes
Call al the Clothing hoass OF
j. POLLITz.
ABIDING Stage Office, corner Of Va. Hotel.
Also supply Of India Rubber Goocs.
Stanton. nov. 6. 1854.
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Bargains !! bargains

ASNE6WuHAS NWrSut1nS
IRON the frat day OF December our books
s will bo closed. The stock OH hand will he
sold at reduced prices. for cash. ,f5 1851
Those knowing themselves indebted will
please call and settle. as indulgence will not q
given. lt-A r
nov. 81, 1854. HARPER & BRO.