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A Fine Wheat Farm For Sale.

a Fine Wheat Farm For SAFE
3 \ pursuance of the will OF the late james Leck-
ey, deed. | will expose for sale at public auc
lion, the promises, on !de Oh Of Oclobernert,
the Farm on which the said Leckoy resided, lying
on the head waters Of Kcrr'a Creek and contain
iug about $50 4CRES. This farm is in coed
neighborhood for markets. being convenient to
good Merchant mills, to Lexington, Alum Springs,
aud the furnaces, and is admirably adapted to the
culture of wheat and other grains. The farm will
be shown to any person wishing to view it, by the
Messrs. Lackey, Andrew and Isaac.
The terms will be reasonable, and made known
on day ofsale. JAS. +. HARPER,
Sanf u lSSl E,Vncninr
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TAKE NOTICE,

A LII persons having claims against the estate
IA of James NJ. Dunn are requested 10 present
them to the undersigned, properly authenticated,
for settlements and those indebted 10 the same,
by bond or open account. are likewise requested
to come forward and settle without delay.
+, JOHN HAMILTON, Admir-.
Sept. 6. lS54.-tf.
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o. MODE, TESTIMONIAL elderly lazy VINO
~ r. ofctcd for more than weaty years WIN DyS
,,ens;, in us most malignant form, anu "no i"9 80
der the treatment OF the pest Phy rv othcr
Pr 1917. known TO the public, without RECEIVING tne
Ghtcs, benefit from them, assures us that sne n"s
yed greater relief from the use OF one 9olts S1
YER;S CET EBRATED PREMIUM BIZ hhse,
~ from every thing else she has ever used' ana t,H
be believes it win entirely restore her tohealthi
ing from the rapid improvement Of her
and from the increase of her apptte' hunuIso
.es like the above both in the city anu SiSe 49,
hcno continually made known TO the PioPTieto' l'o
his AGENTS. and he therefore urges the auc.eu 90
bottle and become their own Judges AS ouI' ~,
vous headache these Bitters have no E S f,Sii
eral restorative they STAND uhSui P"''SN 10y -
should keep them on hanu' ~, H. IT d z, r
pc 50 cents per bottle. For sale oy l. r. q >. d.
EsxRlDaE, Stanton, and biSO y WILLS
Vile
NJ. SYPHILIS, sCROFULA AND DISEASED
BLOOD.-For these terrific diseases carter
Mixture is the only specific. 80
The propretorS have in their possession over Vn s
bundled certificates Of the most extraordinary cures
fected by it. ,.,, ,a,,s late
u;gh Sheriff of Richmond, Va; Edwin burton, Con-
missioner of the Revenue for Richmond SNp
Welch, of the Mammoth Circus Dr. He9dly' oil a>n
ington City Mr. VIM. A. Matthews anu u P,ho ",
r. Of Richmond, Va Mr.. F. Boyden, EXchahs'
Hotel Va aud host of others, who have seen c9se
of the worst description cured by Carriers spanish N
ture They all certify that 1t Is the greStest Pur'e,
the blood known SEPT 40
M USE HAMproN's YsaErABLE TIxcTURz;- !ii'
Won Dvspepsia Liver Complaint, Nervous DeOinty
Diseases ofthe Kidneys any Loss oil rover ""H ,b
thousands who have used the GREAT iNVldokAIIgJh,
In proof ofwhat say abOFe, we refer you 10 tlanP
toms Vegetable Tineture, ana us eie0@'
o. See advertisement.
1851.
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VIRGINIA iaAt Rules held in the Clerks or
flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta eoun-
ty, September Che 4th, 1854, Isaac Il. Steele
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
William Steele in his own right and as Executor
of James Steele, decd; sad Administrator de son
tort of Samuel Steele, deed, John Steele, Adam
Campbell and Sarah his wife, William Westcott
and Polly his wife, Peter Hoaser and Peggy his
wife, Samuel Houser and Marcy his wife, the
children of Rebecca Ellet, dec'd. late Rebecca
Steele, names unknown, Ae unknown children of
Maria Carbon, deed, late Maria Steele, and the
children OF David Steele, decd, viz: James Steele,
William Steele, Francis Shipman and Agnes his
wife, late Agnes Steele. Elizabeth Steele, Mary
Steele. Robert, Daniel, Thomas. John and Fran
els Steele, the five last named being minors, AL
gernon S. Gray, Executor Of David Steele, decd,
and Isaac Newton, Executor Of Margaret Steele,
decd ID, PENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is to compel final SCI
Element of the estate of James Steele. decd Sam
uel Steele, decd. and Margaret Steele, decd, and
partition and distribution Of said several estates
amongst the heirs and devisees entitled thereto,
including the partition of some mountain land, to
part OF which the plaintiff is entitled.
The defendants Adam Campbell and Sarah his
wife, William Westcott and Polly his wife, Pc
ter Houser and Peggy MS wife, Samuel Honser
and Nancy his wife, the children Of Rebecca FL
| let, decd, late Rebecca Steele, names unknown
the unknown children of Maria Carbon, decd
late Maria Steele, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according to the act Of
assembly and the Rules of this Court, and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are moi
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice and dc
what is necessary to protect their interest, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton, TOR four
weeks snccessiyely, and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse.
A copy-TEsrg;
NICHOLAS C. KINNEY. CPk.
Sept. g, S54.-Im0oden Il McCue, P. @.
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THE 'S'ElsSss

Concerning Sellers Yermugc. A single vial pro-
ducing wonders Read the following:
Perry Up, Jefferson Co Jan q, 1852
Mr.. r. L. Sellers Sir bought Off. Il. Rees, one
bottle of your Vermigc, and it TO child OF mine
and it expelled IS large worms and quite number OF
small ones. W. FAL1lEh.
Caskil TIP. Jefferson Co. Feb. l. 1854.
Mr. Il. E. Sellers -LIavng tried your Fei'oiiuge IN
nv family can say that it is mott DC surpassed by any
G.. RHOADS.
Wiuslow TIP. jefferson Co. Feb. 18th, 1852
Mr. r. T. Sellers Il gave one bottle Of your Vermi-
fuge to my child, and it expelled IS large worms
think il the best in Yours respectfully,
PETER DEEAIEB.
Prepared and sold by r. E. SELLERS & Co, Pitts
burg Pa, and for sale by LAIRD & TRIMnLE and T. P.
& j. B. EsKRlDGE Stanton, and by Druggists general
Nv. [SePt. 81, Is5I.-Iml
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&C. TIL E CHEST. -

o. THE Oh EST. ~
SIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, M. d.,
THE EMINENT MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, HAS LEFT
A VALUABLE LEGACY TO THE WORLD IN HIS
Great Preventative of Consumption;
AND UNFAILING CURE FOR
PULMONARY DISEASES,
without the Use of Medicine;
DIR A c. BART, invonted and advised the use Ct the
y Medicated fur Chest Protector, TO all persons
of all ages and conditions, as certain and SAFE seid
against those fearful diseases Consumption, Bronchs
Asthma, Coughs, Colds, and other atfictions Oh inc
Lungs which arise from the exposed state OF the chest
according TO fashion, and the continual changes OF our
climate. :.
''The Protector is simply chemically prepared gr'
lined with silk and padded, which, suspended from the
neck, covers the chest, IN so agreeable manner ina"
once worn, it becomes necessity and comfort
"The Protector although not recently introduced
into America is making rapid progress through the Uni
ted States the Can das South America, and the west
Indies 1t has for long time been staple article IN
Engl nd and the continent of Europe, while II has
grown in many countries TO the position oil an article Oh
dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire Of any English res
ident in your vicinity Of his knowledge OF the beneficial
effects OF wearing the Protector WITHOUT RECOURSE TO
DocToRING of any kind. The cost OF wearing these ar
ticcs is trihe and one will last some years No
one who values the health OF himself or his family Will
be without them. The Hospitals in this country are not
Harcourt Bradley x Co., of Lordon, and Manchester,
England were originally entrusted with the manuiac,
turc of the Protectors by the amented Dr. Cooper and
continue to manufacture according his original nsc-
tions and therefore recommend those who would wear
| "The Protectors TO see to their being genuine
| REMEMBER THIS is a STAPLE ARTICLE, AND 30 PAT
| EMIT MEDICINE.
RETAIL PRICEs.
GENTS SIZE, = 90 each
LADIES' do, LOU do.
BOYS & MISSES do, rs do.
HAECoURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
3S 41nn Street q 100 Nassau Street,
Ntto York, u. S.
PR1NclpAL WAREHOUSE, l02 Irood Street, Caeapside'
! London. >,
MANurAcroRY, d Market Street, Mo7'chestcr, Eng,
H. B. s Co. are establishing Dcpots for the sale oil
The Protector in all parts OF America Physicians
Surgeons uggists, Clothers, Dry Goods Merchants
Hatters and Millincrs, also Gcntlemens Furn shms
Store Kee crs ere entrusted with the wholesale and re-
tail distribution of them, and to whom most liberal terms
arc offered for their enterprise and splendid oppor-
nifty opens to them for safe and profitable business
For terms apply TO
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
IS Inn Street, Ne,v York, L. 5.
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Reference in regard TO the Real Estate, y. J. Wis
scHER & Co., Real Estate Brokers, New York. Or
ders (post paid) with money enclosed 10 be address
ed, J. w. HOLBROOKE, Se'ry,
sos Broadway, New York.
&C. The Engrarings in the Catalogue are now ready
for delivery.
Sep. IS, 1354-6m.
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION /!

rTHE American Artists Union would respectfully an
nounce TO the citizens of the United States and the
Canadas that for the purpose Of cuvating taste Tor
the fine arts throughout the country, and with the view
of enabling every family to become possessed OF gallo
ry of Engravings,
BY the First Artists of the Age,
They have determined order to create an extensive
sale for their Egravings. and thus not only give en-
poyment large number Of artists and Others but in
spre among countrymcn taste for works OF art, to
present the purchasers Of their cnavings when 2oo
900 Of them sold,
$50 900 GIFTS, Of the actual cost of S150.00O.
receives not only an Engraving richly worth the money,
but also ticket which entities him to Of the Gifts
when they are distributed.
For Five Dollars, highly finished Engraving,
beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT TICK
ETS will be sent; or FIVE DOLLARS worth Of spen
did Engravings can be selected from the Catalogue.
copy of the Catalogue, together with specimen
of one Of the Engravngs, be at the office OF this
paper -.,.
that sum, and Gift Ticket, will Immediately be for
warded
AGE NTS:
The Committee believing that the success of this
GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING will be materially
promoted by the energy and enterprise OF Intelligent and
perseverng gents have resolved TO treat with such on
the most liberal terms. .
Any person wishing to become an Agent by sending
(pos paid) 81, will receive by return OF mail, one
| Dollar Engraving, a GIFT TICKET" Prospectus
a Catalogue and all other necessary information.
On the final completion of the sale the Gifts will be
placed in the hands 81 COMMITTEE of the purchasers
to be distributed due notice Of which will be given
| throughout the United States and the Canadas
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Notice.

Ts'IlE unsaiisfed creditors Of Matthew Wilson
a ST., decd, will hereby take notice tn produce
their claims, with tie proofs thereof before me at
my office, on or before Saturday the l4th day Of
October next j. y. HENDREN.
Staunlon, Sept. 27, lS5t.-7Gi. Comm.
OATS.-Wante to buy 1000 bushes of Oats
~ of prime quality. BUTLER 4 co.
Staunton, Sept. q, 1854,
ELAXSEED.-Wan'ed by
BUTLER & co.
Siaunton Sept. 81, 1884.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-09-27

ISNIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
ty, September the 9th, 1854, John Cofnan,-
plaintiff,
AGAINST
BENJAMIN Goldman, defendant.
Action on the case to recover money paid by
the Plaintiff as the Defendants security, and also
an Attachment against Christian Goldman and A
braham CARRIER Ex'ors. Of Christian Goldman,
decd, David Cuffnan, Martin Cofflnan, Solomon
CofIinan, John Fry and Sarah his wife, and Ellz-
abeth Clark.
The object of the attachment is to attach any
estate or debts due the Def. Benjamin Coffinan,
within the county of Augusta, in the hands of said
Christian Coffman and Abraham CARRIER, Ex'ors.
as aforesaid, and also in the hands Of David Golf
man, Martin Cof'man, Solomon Coffman. John
Fry and Sarah his wife and Elizabeth Clark, to
the amount of $7l.0 principal money, with in
terest thereon from the 9th day of August, 1854.
The Defendant Benjamin Colfman not having
entered his appearance and given security, &C
cording to the act of Assembly, and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inhabitant of this Com
monwealth 1t is ordered. that the said Defen-
dant do appear here within one month after due
publication of this notice and do what is necessa-
to protect his interest, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
ed in Staunton, for four weeks successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse.
A Copy-TEsrE,
NICHOLAS C. KINNEY. CPk.
Sept. 6. lS54.-Imboden g. McCue, 2. O.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta county.
September the 4th, 1854, John Coffman, Samuel
Coffman and William 5. Ianger,-Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Benjamin Coffman,- defendant
Action on the case to recover money paid by
the Plaintiffs as Defendants security, and also an
Attachment against Christian Cofnan, jr., and
Abraham CARRIER, Ex'ors. Of Christian Coffman,
deceased.
The object of the attachment is to attach, in
the hands of said Christian Coffman, jr. and A
braham CARRIER, Ex'ors. as aforesaid, any estate
or debts that may be due the Defendant Benjamin
CofInan, within the county of Augusta, to the a.
mount of 81 $3.50 principal money with interest
thereon from the 18th of December, 1853.
The Defendant Benjamin Coffnan not having
entered his appearance and given security, ac
cording 10 the act of Assembly, and the Rules o.
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inhabiant of this Com
monwealth 1t is ordered, that the said Defen
dant do appear here within one month after due
publication of this notice and do what is necesss
to protect his interest, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
ed in Staunton, for four weeks successfully, anC
posted at the front door of the Court house.
A Copy-TEsTE,
NICHOLAS G.. KINNEY. CPk.
Sept 6, lS54.-Imboden s. McCue, P. @.
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1854. FALL TRADE. 1854.
KEEN, BALDWIN Y CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing
GOODS,
mo. 100, MAIN STREET.
TXIE have now in store and are receiving by
w the steamers twice week, fall and ele-
giant assortment of FALL IND WLN1.ER
CLIO TTfLNiG, which we think cannot be sur
passed (if equalled) by any establishment either
North or South of Mason s. Dixon's line. Our
goods are manufactured by ourselves, after The la
test styles, and in the very best manner Our f.
cilites and experience in this business are greater
than those ofany House in the city, and we pledge
ourselves to please all who may favor MS with
call. Our motto is, to "seN good Goods at loto
prices-aUIcX SALES and SMALL PROFITS"
KEEN, BALDWIN & co.
Rjchmond. Sent. 8, lS54.-3m
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Fashionable nancing.

EaSiaaOEaessc aSaNCang.
NJR CHAS. A. McEYOY will give his last
AFA course Of lessons in the above desirable ac-
complishment, in Staunton, commencing on Satur-
day afternoon, October the 7th, 1854, at the A
merican Hotel. This will be the last time Mr..
NJ. will teach in Stanton, and all who wish TO
avail themselves of his instruction should do so.
He will give particular attention to the carriage
and grace of his pupils, and introduce several beau
tifnl Fancy Dances for children. Mr.. NJ. will
teach a full quarter, commencing on the 7th Of
Octoler AMI closing on the 10Th of November.
The Young Ladies', Misses and Masters
classes will meet in the afternoon, and the Gen
tlemeu's in the evening Of the same day.
Stnnrt.1n Snni u ISI4-l7N
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Woodland for Sale near Town.

Woodland for Sale near Town.
"E are authorized to sell seventy acres Of land
w lying within three miles of Staun ton, near
the Parkersburg road. 1t is nearly all well tim
bered, and will furnish large quantity of excel
lent fire wood The soil is good, and title I'M
questionable. For terms and parti culars make
speedy application to
IMBODEN & McCUE.
Scot. 81. 1S54.-3t
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LIST OF GIFTS

100 Marble busts Of w Washington, at 800 Sl00O0
100 CLAY, 100 10000
in, " Webster 100 10000
i00 Calhoun 100 10000
80 elcgan, Oil Paintings, in SPLENDID Ioo 5000
gilt frames, size Sx4 #. each,
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2xS f. each. so = 5,CO0
$40 steel plate Engravh:S, brilliantly - .o,o
coored in oil, rich gilt frames FAX III e'oVo
30 inches each,
10000 elegant steel plate Engraci:gs,} an mn
coored in oil, OF the Washington a 4oooO
Monument, 20x26 inches each, }
237 900 steel plate Engravings from 100
different plates, now in possession OF,
and owned by the Artists Union, OF
the market value Of from 30 cts TO ooo
+ 90 each, fl'oye
first class Dwelling in 3lst St, N. Y City, 1900
% building lots in 100 and lOlst SITS, IooO % 600
n. Y City each 25xlG0it. decp,at
100 Villa Sites, containing each 10000
So it. in the suburbs Of New York
City, and commanding a magnificent
view Of the Hudson River and Long
IsI,nd Sound M 500 so 600
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NEW FALL GOODS.


NEW FALL GOODS.
TUNIE subscrhers attention TO their complete
- foreign and dome site Day gools, such rs
Black and Colorea French and rgiish Cloths
French and English Dorsains and Cashmere
great variety of Fancy Cashmere
Velvet aud Silk vestinrs
Me'ino, ,.aryb, WOOL silk Shirts and Drawers
. MtTinO, La'nhsvoOl and SILK
SIX and Cambria Handkcfchicfs
Black and Colored silk Crayats
Satin Stocks and Napoleon Ty,s
Linen Shirt Collars
Silk and GBghaul Umbrellas
Colorei Linen and Cambria ShirngS
Rich Chene Silks style = : '
Black and Coiored Brocade silks ....
Paid and Checked do s. ...
Plain and PLAID Black do
BLACK Armure and Satin Du Chene
Coioured ard Black Mnr Antique
Rich Paris Printed De Laine
Plain and Plaid French Aierino
Psin CoioI ed MOuselanes
Rich French Chiniz
English and American CaIicos
french and English Furniture do
Fine Printed Flannels
Black French and English BonbaInes
Black Alpaca Lustre,
3 Black Love Hanierch aud Wells
BackT hibet and Wool shaws
sguare and Long Plaid do
Plain and Embroidered White Grape do .-..
Grape and Herino scarfs - .
Maltese Habits and Sleeves
Maltese AMI Iouitan Colars '...4
Cambria and Muslin
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and Insertings
NAlencennes and Thr, ad do do
Kid Isle and Silk Gloves
Black and Kid Gauntlets b..
FIX, Cotton
Revere anil Embroidered uanIkerehiets ...' To-.
Fash and Bonnet Ribbons, &c. &c.
-, PARKER, BAYLEY Il NIMMo,
~ No 143, Eagle Equare.
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- ' FfyEHe AND A1.IJIs ------------
Dc; EDWARD BLEECKEhK STAMPEDE MIyTIJRE-Ro,
inc frHrr and Asne Chaxre. F.srr pYspr.ia ana XII


PROPRIETOR o. this Medicine will state without or
ear OF ADDICTION, that the
cued more persons vher than sny o,h.s
medicine In use for the ADORE
nor oIinns In z, eomo'iton all OF the Are
OF pertechy healthy character, highly
vigornng In their tendency. while nsng ths
wiz mot be affected by mo
more than when In ther usual health nee of
country Where The ASae prevails: will do well adopt medi.
As the PATIENTS not obliged by
they may be assured Of speedy Proprietor coud
OF certificates from highest re.
spsetaoy but prefers saying to the and
VII have the infaiee proof for lis use
can be ssen at the ooe showing this Meai.
cine has Cured when all others have failed: $50 '
for Dyspepsia other bilious Comp.int, te,. q NJ,
better Medicine In the market. .so'
It has also been he
o. nhesma,m and doui for these complaints take
Price u per bottle. - - ~ s--'sefueS'-
adas y u - ~ eu 'N~'S' anu SAn-
orders must be addressed NEED DLHEcKER
sole Propretors, 9s broadway, New York =
AeSn-Rlehmond AD!E GRAY and BEHNRrT BRERs;
jsYI--ly-TyksI = HHt>Sh-
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!. "a. RAD VA Y'S REG UL1 Tons. .. e. .
THE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY or RhDwAy A a
One hkouIAIQs sunieent TO regulate the bowels An
Pancreas, to healthy discharge OF their functions.
Two Insure pleasant discharge the bowels nj re-
lar period Of time every day -" -.
humors hom the Alime ntary canal :. - 80
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% A s - - :

GYENTRAL sAILROA D-0PsM 10 sTAUNTON-
s.s:,Ss q Ts.v,lss Oh.
III: ossssny lsSyasd 9TH iar .ddltoaai supply 81
from the whole
ihs rsaEing nposeA fis.es tccsk o Nl1oI1S
The chr psss stRoeknsA an
shsns Prints In hs s,ssn, scenery
0onmeneins 9Th the Goth day Of July, kzprss Mali rra
& % ss q and ~ s
this line passengers may leave Petersburg and Rchmond
NJ eso r! NJ ~ no bsa,iu.ir! 800 :,
Relsnins non he :s. sin s.Ss eoaa Ioo.
sh the orAnSs and sxAnys train going Northuard ana With
the fetersbarE train Eons South 0 I'D ~ hI,,l.I al,
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HARDWARE.
FALL IMPORTATION, 1854.

FALL IMPORTATION, 1854 -. .l
%ss .ssfi; ~ sss
Pocket knirs, Of !, 3, 81 and blade:
Bs,cSsr. and aI,.,.
.1s sss
Po Rses Rse ana %en Sfs superior
ss ,Ss Inf WEI as. ,s and Tongue Chains
A.s Of .n So1. yIsP:
NM, Pitt, ots.. Cut and Circular ss.s :, ..
spade. an, w shoys ., A@s. Rowland and other makes
Hand n.n%s,: sest. and Dies. and Screw
S.sin shoe: ssCe Nall
sss:. es.i.r: II s Sif R:,sls. and n.ns. So, "a
Locks Hinge: and Screws, Of every description ,
Platform ana Pss Balance. and s.ly.ra.
E1s:s e psass Caps
a. a. goods have purchased for DASH the mos,
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North
eS and e
an Of 0 as are to
P:s. Orders promptly and CAREFUL, attended to.
f,s.h .!ssi acsd. een,I',,ns foets. md Table @
BrnDso hlIksnls such Lock-, Hinges Malls, Ae.,
sermen OF Foreign and Domestic suitable
OF the City and Country Trade Also
s.DDsEsI Hp~sHE consisting OF pi., sTrup, Buckles. &C.
Coach Materials SPRINGS and Axes Patent Leather Hog
Serge, Webbing Whips &c. ......
Our purchases have made
Europe aud America upon favorable terms.
Having had the experience OF the 20 so years.
wants the country trade aatter ourselves keeping
OF Hardware suitable the
AIRY one house In the United States.
We respectfully invite examination prices
by Merchants and others visiting this feeling
rance that We can satisfy the largest class Of
sMlTH 4 ROBERTS, Z
Importers OF Hardware, No ~ Pearl street.
b. Always hand assortment Mayors" CAD STEEL
and "AHchoy'' BotIng C2Ofh au92
rHNo MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND Tiik "a BLUI =
have resumed business
eciving handsome assortment Goods
shall continue add ee,
full supply My Goods will be fresh ard esn
Of the old goods J. therefore, politely
wife old customers friends and the public
stand Is Main street. rendering
when they shall please to cau
'''. THEo. ROBERTSON,
- Importer OF Hardware and Cutlery,
aul6 No Is Main street
MACHINE HELTING.-Anohersu supply OF very sdpe.
vi ror Patent Stretched Leather Betting widths
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