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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-08-30
RAWLINGS Il MILLER,
Grocers and Commission Merchants
CORNER OF PEARL AND CARY STREETS,
,,c1JMOND VA


1. CORNER OF PEARL AND CARY STREETS
RICHMOND, VA,
OFFER 6r sale to the trade full and deslra'
" HE stock OF Groceries. Teas, Wines and LII
ouors. ON the usual terms to punctual dealers
D00 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
800 bbls. New Orleans and Sugar house Molas-
seS, n:
500 bags Rio, Laguyra, Java and Porto Rico
Coffee,
loo packages Green and Black Teas; part ex-
era fine quality, NJ, ..J
Coffee Sugars, a.. ;.r,5;,o
200 boxes Soap, aSSor'eu qu"i'''e'' i"''NU''S
fine Fancy Soap, cn
M,deira. Sherry, Port, Malaga and Lisbon
Wines. full assortment,
Brandies of all qualities, part finest imported
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Schiedam Snaps
Old Rive Whiskey of RobertsOn's celebrates
brands,
quality, II. ;.o,ud;,o
our own importation, ANN.
Nails. Cumberland, BIidgtOn and Old Domln-
ion brands,
Sule Leather, Middle, Light and Heavy, good
and damaged,
Bacon. Lard. Cheese. Rice,
Olive Oil, Pepper, AllsPce. Ginger, Starch
Window Glass,
INDIGO I Mustard, Mace, Nutmegs, Pickles, Eng
iish Sauces.
Irvine, Wrapping Paper, Candle Wick, Paint
ed Buckets,
Tubs, BroOms, Plough Lines, Bed Cords. =.
NatSerel, 44errings; Sperm, Solar, Tanner
and Machine Oils,
Salt. Vinegar. Clover Seed,
Havana Segars, choice assortment, and OF oes
brands.
Dealers visiting our city will find it to their in
terest to examine our stock Of goods before Pur
chasing.
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PU BLIC SAL E.

VNHE subscriber having disposed of his farm,
Il four miles north of Mt Scion. will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on the TIL day Of Sep
tcmber ,ert nine head of Horses and Colts, a
nong which will be two first rate Brood Mares
and two very valuable three year old Horses-a
quantity of Hogs, Sheep and Cattle, a four horse
Wagon and Gears, and all The Agricultural I'm
plements usually fou:d upuh farm; several stands
of Bees, Surveyors Compass (patent-the nee
die working in jewel, with Chain &C.; Wheat,
Oats and Rye, and many other desirable articles
The terms of sale will be credit Con all sums of
five dollars or more) of nine months, the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock.
~ HARVEY LIGHT.
Mt. Soon, Va, Aug i6, lS54.-tds.
Egg- Rockingham Register copy and forward
account to this office.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Real and Personal Estate.

HAVING determined to lessen my c9ncern
IN will offer at public sale to the Highest bidder
on The 20h of September nert, poriIofof as llne
grazing land as there is in Western Virginia, as
follows: One tract known as the JACK NOUN
TAIN TRACT, lyingon the waters of Crab nun
four miles west from Maj. Hull's, and containing
between 1900 and 1000 acres about 90 acres clear.
ed and in cultivation, some 600 acres deadened
and sowed in timothy grass well watersd. ;, Inc
land is of limestone quality. There is fine wsteI
power, and the hills abound in iron ore OF good
quality. This is an excellent Mountain Range
for young stock lying in the double of the noun
tain and being quite elevated, stock are free from
the annoyance of flies. and consequently iatten
much faster. have fattened 200 head of Cattle
and $50 head of Sheep on the above named tract.
1t is easy of access, the Stanton and Parkersbnrg
Turnpike Road passing through it. 1t will be
shown to any person by Sam'l Ralsten, who re-
sides tpoh the same.
Also ORE pther tract containing 236 acres, known
as the oAB HULL FARM, lying in Crab
Bottom, OH the head waters Of the South Branch,
and within three miles of the Stanton and Par
kersburg Turnpike Road. This is certainly one
of the most desirable grazing establishments tor
the size of it that has ever been offered in this
country. There ARE 81 acres OF flne watereu
meadow on it, and the balance Except about 30
acres) is in high state of cultivation, and well
set in grass and clover, and is We'll watered by the
South Branch, which passes through it entire
II is within two miles ofthree differeRt Churches,
School-houses, fine Merchant Mill, and Black
smith shops This land is Of an excellent quality,
being limestone, we'll improved; in good neigh
tuthool; and will be shown 10 any person, by the
subscriber who resides upon the same.
At the same time and place | will also offer
nearly fodr hundred head of YOUNG CIT
TIE, as follows: $50 head two year old. Of APP
proved stock $50 head one year old Cattle OF sim
liar quality, and 90 head of last Springs Calves;
also 80 head of good MICH COWS, and some
YOUNG HORSES. Sale to commence at II
o'clock at the house of Samuel Ralsten. on the
Goth SepteMbet next, and on Thursday the 2lst,
the Crab Bolton Lands and Cattle will be sold.
Terms made known on the day OF sale. where due
attendance will be given. Surveys of land exhib-
tied on the day Of sale. -
JOHN SITLINGTON.
Crab Bottom, Highland CO., Va.
Aug. 9. lS54-tds.
IT, Rock. Register copy and mark cost.
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FACE HARDWARE.

WTE are now in receipt OF fresh STOCK OF
w Goods, consisting OF Pocket AID Table CUT
LERY, of various patterns; Cans ana Pistols, a
handsome assortment; Building Materials, stch
as Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails, &C., a large as
sor,meut; Tools Of all descriptions, for Carpen-
ters', Blacksmiths', Machinists' and Farmers
use together with a general assortment of For
eign and Domestic Hardware, suitable to the
wants of the City and Country Trade. Also, a
large and fresh stock of SADDLERY HARDWARE,
consisting of Bits, Strrups, Buckles, Sc, Coach
Materials, Springs and AXles, Patent Leather,
Hog skins. Serge, Webbing, Whips, Sc.
Our PURCHASES have been made direct from the
manufacturers in Europe and America, upon ia
vorabe terms. -
Having had the experience of the last ~ or 81
wears. of the wants of the country trade,swe Hat
ter ourselves upon keeping the best assortment OF
Hardware, suitable to the demands of the Virgin
ia. Tennessee and North Carolina Merchants, 10
be found in any one house ia the United States.
We most respectfully invite an examination OF
stock and prices. by Merchants and others visiting
this market, feeling the assurance that we can
satisfy even the largest class of customers.
SMITH s. ROBERTS,
! Importers of Hardware, No. %, Pearl Street.
| n. B.-Always on hand an assortmentof "INTj-
lo,,sn Cast Sleel and ''.4nchor" Boiling Cloth.
Richmond. AUG 80, 1851
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IMPORTANT SERIES OF
SOU THERN SCHOOL BOOKS
Interesting to Virginia Teachers.


A MORRIS, Richmond, publishes the follow
APPALACHIAN SERIES OF SOUTHERN
SCHOOL BOOKS.-This elegant and popula
Series is composed of the following Books:
APPALACHIAN PRIMER, consisting Of Pro
gressive Lessons, in words of one and two sylla
bles-price 3Sc per dozen.
APPALACHIAN READER, No consisting
of easy lessons in reading and exercises in spell
ing by Mrs. S. l.. GriAeh-price 81 per dozen:
APPALACHIAN READER, No. 2, embracing
easy lessons in reading, with questions and exer
cses in spelling; by Mrs. s. l.. Griffen-price S.
APPALACHIAN READER. No. 8, containing
appropriate lessons in Enumeration, Pause, lnflec,
ton, Emphasis and Reading, spelling exercises
with Definitions and Pronunciatlons, &c.; BY Mrs
S. l.. Griffen-price So per dozen.
SOUTHERN ORATOR, consisting of ele.
ments Of elocution and selections suitable for de
clama1ion and rectations from eminent Southern
orators and writers, by B. F. Grifen-price st
per dozen.
GRIFFEN'S UNITED STATES-a histc.
nv of the United States from the discovery of the
country to the present lime, including the dscov-
ery and early history Of Louisiana and Texas; by
b. f. Grilfen-price Sc per dozen.
CROZET'S ARITIlMETIC.-An Arithme-
tic for Colleges and Schools, by Ciaudius Crozet
State Engineer of Virginia, late President Of JET
ferson College, Louisiana, Principal Of the Rich
mond Academy and formerly Professor of Engi-
neering at West Point, vol, limo, bound. price
$3.50 per dozen.
This Arithmetic has received the most decided
appreciation of teachers and distinguished Malhe-
matcians, and is regarded by many of them as the
best calculation of the reasoning principles OF the
science of numbers ever published; and is recon-
mended as by far the best Arithmetic now in use.
A series of School Books, Southern in tone and
character having beena desideratum long sought
for, the Publisher OF the above most excellent
works has been induced 10 undertake the SUPPLY
ing of the want by such Books as wohd furnish
ali the facilities for instruction Incident to the best
dgested series of Northern Books. and at the same
time be entirely free from the objections too fire.
quently to be foufd with publications irom that
latitude.
Aun % 1854.
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Sale of a Desirable House and Lot.

A CITING under deed from George Coey and
IN Wife, will proceed on Friday The Sth day
of September neal, on the premises, Situated ON
the old Turks Gap fdad about two miles from
"I'he Hermitage adjoining the lands of Abram
Wenger and others, to sell d lot Of ground con-
talning about ONE ACRE AND 80 POLES: 1t has
on it Comfortable Dwelling House, Shop. Sta
BILE. and other out-houses. 1t presents an excel
lent location for blacksmith or other mechanic.
IT, At the same time /. Towberman, the adj
ministrator of said Coley, will sell set of Black
smith Tools and other personal property.
TERMS Costs of sale and one-half the pur-
chase money in hand-he remainder in twelve
months with interest. The purchaser to give bond
and good security. NICHO. X. TROUT.
Anu. y, lS54.-tds. Trustee
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SALE OF LAND.

ID John H. Bats against Fontaine May depend
ing in the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, Will
proceed on the premises on Saturday the 9h day
Of September next to sell Tract Of Land at pub
lie SALE to the highest bidder said tract contains
about 5Is ACRES, and lies near the Central
Railroad oh the waters of CHRISTIANS Creek, adj
joining the lands of Young. Brady and others
about four miles from Stanton. 1t has Dwell
ling House, Shop, and out houses on it.
TERAIS.--Cosis of sale and suit in hand the
residue to be paid in equal instalments at six
twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with good security. and The title to be
retained. NICHO. X. TROUT, Com'r.
Aur g. lS54--tds
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Fall Trade 1854.
New Book and Stationery Store,
IN RICHMOND, VA.
WILLIAM A. BUFFERS,

HHOR the last three years Salesman with Messrs.
Il Nash s. Woodhouse, would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally, that he
has taken the store formerly occupied by Mr.. X.
NJ Burton;
KENT saUAffS; No. 157, MAIN STREET,
where he will always keep on hand general as
sortment of BOOKS, STATIONERY d
FANCY GOODS, for sale at the lowest prices.
HAVING lad nearly fanriesh years experience
in The Book business. he confidently invites the
patronage Of the public.
Orders from Merchants, Schools, Libraries. Pub
lie Institutions of Learning, or private individuals,
will be filled ON the most favorable terms, and
with the greatest dispatch.
Aug. 9; IS54.-4m.
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Bailev,s Grammar.

A SIMPLE, concise, and comprehensive Man
"A nal of the English Language, designed tol
the use of Schools, Academies, and as a book Of
general reference in the Language BY the Rev
R. w. Bailey, A. NJ. Primary English Gram
mar, Introductory to the Mammal of the English
Language. by Rev. r. w. Bailey, A. NJ.
THE SCHOLARS CONFERENCE.-The
Scholars Companion containing exercises in the
Orthographv, Derivation, and Classification OF
English Words revised edition. with an introduce
ton and coplous index, by Rufus w. Bailey
just received and for sale by
Slaunton, Aug. 9, 1854. II. CONAN. .
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Take Notice.

VNEIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Augusta that he is again in the
country engaged in his annual CLOCK Repairing
Business" Subscribers will receive call as
usual.
o. Other citizens who may desire his services
in this business will please inform those subscr-
bers residing in their immediate vicinity
Aug. 10. 1854. S. w. GREENE.
EEg- Wind. and Mess. copy to the amount of
81 so each and charge this office.
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n DESIRE To sell privately. my FARM, lying
Il on the road ieadSng tSom New Hope to Waynes
borough, just below Celoytewn, in Augusta coan-
ty. ltcontans lea ACss Els, one third III
timber and the remainder cleared and in cuItiva
ton. There are abort seven acres olgood Meadow
and the place is generally well waterd: The i'm,
provemeahs consist of good DWELLING
HOUSE, Barn, Stables, Orchard &c. The
neiphborhood is good convenient to Mills, Stores
Churches ard Market. Persons in want OF land
are invited to call and examine the tract. The
terms will be very accommodating, as ! wish lt
remove to the west JACOB bhOWEh.
AuU. 80 1854.
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PIIRLIC SALE.

WILL, offer for sale at public auction, Mt my
L residence ON Mofett's Branch, one mile east o.
Iruion Church, on Thwsdaythe III Of September
the following property: a or $ head of Horses,
Mich Cows, some young Cattle, Sheep, Hogs
one PLANTATION Wagon with large bed, one sci
Riscksmirh Tools and two or three hundred bush,
ais Of Wheat. A credit of 90 days on the wheat
the personal properly. 9 months:
Wv WILLIAM THOMPSON.
g., % IS5J Of
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WAYNESBOROUGH SCHOOL,

I'HIS School Will be opened on the first Mon
day of September, under the care Of the sub
scriber, who will have associated with him as as
sistant, Mr.. Charles p. Estill. late graduate Of
Washington College, by the Faculty Of which he
is highly recommended.
We propose to have permanent school under
good disciplinej and eau confidently promise pa
rents, entrusling their sons to us, that we wll4-
Dor to give thorough instruction and ,rhoiesenst
training.
The terms will be, for classical scholars. $40
per session of ten months; others. $50. Bvafdng
can be obtained in the best families of the village,
not exceeding $40 per month. Those desiring
further particulars MAY apply to
W. Il. RICHARDSON.
July 10, lS54-tlstSept.
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ROANOKE COILEGE.

FACULTY Rev. David f. Billie, A. NJ
President and Professor Moral and intellectual
Science &C.. 5. Carson Wells, A. NJ, PROBES
sor Mathematics and Natural Science; Henri
G. Won Hoxar, Professor Ancient and Modern
Languages V. F. Bolton, Tutor.
THIS Institution, located at Salem, Va. will
L. commence its next session October d. Elk
penses for the session of Ten months, including Tu-
ition, Board, Room rent and Incidental Expenses.
Sll2 90.
For PARTICULARS address the President.
AUG. l6, lS54.-6m.
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Aspen Row Juvenile school.

vgsHE duties of this school will be resumed on
Il the first Monday in Sept. and it is vefy des-
able that all pupils should be present oh the first
dan. The scholastic year consists of two sessions.
five months each. The first will close the last bi
January, the second, the last of June, having no
intermission between them.
TIE r W s..
Reading. Writing and Arithmetic, perses-
sion of five months, S6.OO
Geography and English Grammar, 500
History and Philosophy, l0-OO
Tuition payable at the close of each session.
Particular attention will be paid to the morals
of all children entrusted to the cafe of the nsruc-
tress. A. NJ. M. CLARKE.
Staunton, Aug. l6, lS5l.-3t.
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THE ALBEMARLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
-rnrn CtP5E,AE. sNOO OOtt

;..uIS Company now organized with cash cap
4 ital of $4,000, paid in, is prepared to take
Fire risks in Town or country, Marine risks, ahc
to insure the lives of free persons and slaves or
the same terms as other responsible companies IL
this State. nn,y
D,orcrons WIN. /. Early, B. IL. Maeru-
der, S. o. Moon, E. r. Watson. Is. =. Flanna'
can. J. Timberlake, Thos. Wood, DR.. 5. Maupln.
George Carr. ,o,,N WON r.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Agent, Staunton.
IA. BERKBLBY, Examining Physician.
Aug. 90, lS54.-6m.
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Personal Property In Market.

HAVING disposed of our land. the undersigned
IN will put TO public sale, on Wednesday ue 9Th
day Of September nert, at his residence near Mt.
Sidney all Of his property, consisting of 10 Hors-
es, 40 head of Cattle, 100 head Of Hogs, guam
uty of Hay, (say 40 tons,) Wagons and Farming
Utensils, mustly new, and a large amount OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale will take place without mistake or re-
servation.
TERMS.-Six months with security on sums
above IS 90; that sum and under, cash.
Aug Is. lS54.-tds. WIN. B. HYDE.
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Fall, NEW GOODS. ES04.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
EDasN GOODS,

No. %, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
SALEsMES.-W. q. Hopkins, Lexington, Va )
Peter B. Law, Danville, Va. Thos. }. Charlton,
Montgomery, Va; j. B. Faulkner Halifax, Va;
EpY the ships Constitution" and ''Monlreai, Z"
I'D and the various steamers from Liverpool to
New York we are receiving this season Frcnrf Cd,
English and German Goods in great
variety. In every department Of american faD-
RIGS our assortment will be complete. and we H.
wife special attention 10 our selections OF Dress
Goods, Cloths, CasSmeres and Heavy Woolens.
Also, the greatest variety of styles, qualities and
manufactures of Carpetngs, Rugs, Door Mats,
SC at our Carpet Ware Room, up stairs, that
can be found in the city.
Our purchases being made on the most advan'
tageuus terms in Europe and within Country. we
desire to serve the Merchants of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee as literally as can be done
by any house in the United States.
RICHARDSON s. co.
Richmond, Aug. %, lS54.-l0l*.
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Commissioners Safe Of Land
In Nielsen Comfy.

RY virtue of decretal order of the Circuit
- Court of Augusta county, rendered at the
June term 1854, in Chg. cases of Swoope ct ais v:
Baskins ct ais, shall proceed to sell at public auc
ton on the prenfsts, on Thursday the 2Ist of Sep
TENDER 1854, the TRACT OF LAND belonging
to the estate Of Thos. S. Baskins, decd, and
known as the Peter bfsrtin Tract.
This farm contains 296 AOR ES, is
situated on the North Fork of Rockfish River,
within seven or eight miles of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, and one mile of the Howardsvile
and Middebrook Turnpike. Ii is abandantly
supplied with water and timber, and the soil infe-
Flor TO hone in that part of the State. The land
il gettlt folling, and much Off, is RfvER Low
GRoCADs.
The improvements are comfort II EAa
able and roomy DWELLING and aS77fnS 81, 81
necessary out houses, large ant
comparatively new Barn, Stables &c. and cenve-
nient to the house one of the Best Apple Orchards
in the county. Immediately on the North Caro-
lima Rood. and part of this property, are new
blacksmith Shop and Dwelling connected there
with. Immediate possession will be given to the
purchaser.
TERMS OF S.4LE.-A hand payment to
defray expenses of sale. The balance On cred
it of six, twelve and eighteen months-the pur-
chaser giving bond with interest from day Of sale,
and personal security, and the little retained as u-
timaie security till the payment ofal the purchase
money. JOHN II. McCIiE,
ComB,issloAer of the Court.
N.B-Mr. Ripetoe, nov 10 occupancy of the
dwelling house, and Capt. VIM. Baskius will take
pleasure in showing the land vpersons desiring 10
examine it.
Aug. 9. lS54.-tds.
e. Charlottesville stvocate publish once a
week ids and forward account to this office.
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For Sale.

II WISH to sell privately my small TRACT
IL OF LAND containing % Acres, with a
bout 6 Acres of fine young timber and good por
ton of Meadow. with never failing water on it
The buildings are all new. IL is altogether a de
sirabe home. Any one wishing to buy such
home would do well to give me cell: My resi-
dence is about s miles North west of aynesbor-
ough, on Elk Run, and of q mile west OF Her
milage Post office, where you can find me IN
Wagon makers shop at any time.
ULRICK BCRKllOLDER.
August ID 1854.
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BUTLER & CO.,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants

STAUNTON, VA.
HAVING taken the commodious Brick Ware
Ill house lately erected at the Railroad Depot
are prepared to receive and forward all goods en-
trusted to their care, with the utmost despatch.
Being connected with house in New York
we will make liberal cash advances to otir frieids
on consignments of produce of every description,
or we will purchase for cash FLOUR, GRAIN and
PRoDUcE GENERALLY.
Nlillers and Dealers are REQUESTED to give US q
call. BUTLER y W.
Staunton. Aug. 9, lS54.-6m.
B.-Guano, Salt and Plaster constantly on
hand t-I
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Notice..

NHE. concern of White s Co. clnsed Nd lis
L sales business on the lst October last. Ma
ny Of our debts still remain unpaid-such persons
will be called on in the next few days. and we ask
it as an especial favor. that all such be in readi-
ness To "render unto Cesar that which is Ce-
sar's." w. s. CO..
Stanton, Aug. l6, lS54.-y. s NJ. copy.
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L. b. ADDISON. ID HOWARD
ADDISON a. HOWARD,
General Commission and Forwarding

.G MERCHANTS,
Ind Dealers IN .lgrieHlt'uaL Implements, Seeds,
Fertilizers Sc,
At MESsRs. ADDISON X MEADE'S OLD STAND,
UNION STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
ORDERS tor Peoaook's Wheat Drills either
" with or without Nelson's Guano Attachment,
as well as all other articles in their ne or to be
had in their market, will be filled with prompt
ness.
Terms CASH er its equivalent,
Particular atteatiou will be paid to the sale oil
Flour, Wheat, Com, Rye &c.
Goods consigned TO tAeiT care Will be forward
ed with despatch,
Aug. 80, 1884.
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EsTRAY MARE.

AN IRON GREY MARE, three years old
IA with star in her forehead. strayed from tho
stable of John Snyder. on the Big Calf Pasture
River, on Thursday morning the Sd of August
Any information in regard to the mare will be
thankfully received, OF liberal reward given to
any ole delivering her to me atmy residence four
miles west of Staunlon. or securing her so that
Tan get her. SAMUEL oN1DEh.
Aug. rs, iSj4.-3t.
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New Store in StalfAtOn.
CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME

CIfI.N.d, CHOChEHI, Gf~fOSW.1nE;
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME
RY, F.4.N'CY soaps sc.
VNHE subscriber is now opening atsl,s store lateI
ly occupied by G. B. Dyer & Co., such
variety of Goods in the above lihHias was never
offered for sale in the Valley of Virginia. They
consist in part Of the following: Beautifully deo-
GRATED and Gold Band China Tea Sets, splendid
Motto Coffee Cups, Flower Vases, Gard Baskets,
handsome Paran and Gold Band Pitchers, Cut
and Pressed Tumblers, Goblets, Wine, jelly, and
Champagne Glasses, &c., SC. .flso, Common
and Ivory handled Knives and Forks. Plated al
bata and table Spoons. Forks, &C.. Walters and
Trays, Tea and Cufee Pots; with small lot Of
Jcwelrys Country dealers would do Wen to five
him call, as he has many articles 70 suit them.
Ladies are particularly invited to cali and see his
stock Of Fancy Goods, sc. f.. HICKSON.
White, Granite and Blue printed Dinner Sets,
all at Richmond prices for CASH.
Staunton, July IL, 1854.