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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17
Great Sea Serpent
TO BE BETW ZEN ONE
AND 200 FEET LONG.


heSAPTAlN Clipper, of the brig Arrow re-
" ported a Tremendous sea-sefpen: on the old
screen, ground of Nahant. which has caused
considerable excitement in that vicinity, but
nothing 10 be compared with that now existing
about The new and splendid 81, ok OF Clothing
now offered for sale at WELLER Il Leopold's
Clothing Hall, 1t is now admitted OH all hands
that here may be seen one oil the finest aud
cheapest assorlments of plain aud fancy cloth
ing anyM here to be found, in or out Ut Slaun-
ton. Dress aud frock coats, Sack Coats, Tweed
and Linen Coats, nc. Black and fancy CASH
mere Pants, Linen Summer Cloth, Sc; Vests
Of every description. Also, Shirts, Collars,
Trunks, and in short, everything belonging to
Genemens apparel and at the 10 vest possible
prices. Some idea Of the unprecedented low
ness Of price may be known when they offer
Whole Summer Suits for S..
The subscribers respectfully calls the attention
OF their friends and the public generally 10 the
FACT that all articles sold at this establishment
ean be warranted, as they are all manufactured
under The immediate supelnieadence OF one OF
the subscribers himself. Come one, come all.
from town and country. No charge for looking
at our goods. and be assured that you save
money by buying your clothing at
WELLER 4 LEOPOLD,
3 doors west Of the New Post Office.
April II 1854
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NOTICE 70 LADIES.

WAgv RS. GEORGE w. SMITH has just re-
W turned from the North with Handsome
Assortment: of BONNETS AND MILLINERY
GOODS. She will have an opening OH the goth
at her dwelling on Augusta Street, opposite Mr..
Nicholas Kinney's, at which time and place
she would be happy to see all that may favor
her with call
April II, 1851.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF
VIRGINIA.
APPOINTMENT QE PROFESSORS.

"A T meeting of the Board of Visitors,
& Il held at the College on the 10th day oil
March, 1854. the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That the Board will, on the 18th
day of May, proceed 10 Gil the chair Of Mate
tia NIedca and Therapeutics and that of the
Institutes Of Medicine and Medical Jurisprn-
dence; and that notice thereof be given through
such Medical Journals and.Hewsnapers, and it
such other mode rs the President Of The Board
MAJ deem proper.
Resolved further, That all applications. and
testimonials in reference to The proposed ap.
pointments BE l.::ieciad 10 the Secretary Of the
Board of Visitors. THEO. P. MAYO, M. D.
Secretary Of the Board,
Apr,l l7-,2Oth May. Richmond, Va.
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Odd Fellows.

The annual communication Of Odd Eel
lows for the State of Virginia commenced
IN Richmond, in their Hall on franklin
street, last Monday and closed on THUS
day. A large number Of delegates were
IN attendance.
We subjoin the names Of the officers for
the ensuing year: M. w. Grand Master
J. Lewis Ringer, Alexandria; r. W. ID.
&. NJ, William Ii. Cook, Carroll CO.. r.
w. &. Warden, Nicholas X. Trout, Staun-
ton II. ". G. Secretary, Michael seasers,
Richmond; r. W. G. Treasurer G. w.
Yoer, Richmond; r. G. w. Chaplain.
]. ID. Kelley, Petersburg w. G. Con-
ductor, Geo. d. Nose, Upperville; ". G.
Guardian. Alex. Grant, Richmond; w.
G. Marshal, John II. Delaney, Norfolk ;
w. e.. Herald, John W. Childress, Rich
mond.
Grand Representatives to the Grand
Lodge Of the United States: John r. Ed
munds, Alexandria, and Edward H. Fitz'
hugh, Wheeling
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17
TIibute OF Respect,

At a meeting of MI. Sidney Lodge, No. il9
T. O. o. F., held at their Lodge room in MI.
Sidney, Va, the following preamble AMI reso-
lulions Were unanimously adopted.
Whereas il has pleased an Ali-wise Provi-
dence TO remove from among us forever OIL
late lamenied and worthy brother, David Nc
Fall. of MI Scion Lodge, No. 10, |. O..
o. f.
Therefore Resolved, That we his brethren of
MI. Sidney Lodge, No. l19 |. O o. f. in
Lodge assembled have heard with feelings of
proiounlest regret OF the recent ant. unimely
end Of our much beloved and worthy brother.
Resolved That in life we knew him well,
and as an Old Fellow he came to his work
"wlth clean hands and pure heart" and as a
citizen, both in his domestic and social rela-
tons, he merited and Won The esteem of all
who knew him.
Resolved, Tha, in the death OF our beloved
brother our Order has los, Of its brightest
ornaments, AID society one of It's best aud most
useful members.
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing reso-
lutiuns be rendered the family o! our deceased
brother in token of our sympathy for them in
their ilittnn, and Of our esteem Tor him whose
loss we mourn in common with them.
NM. A. BURKE, Sec.
Mi. Scion Lodge.
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To the Voters of the LIST District.

To the Voters Of the LIST DlstIlct.
Having been urgently and frequently. solici
ted by numerous friends, 10 permit myself TO be
voted for at the next election, as candidate Tor
the office of Commissioners of the Revenue, tor
the 1st Or upper District, hereby In comp'-
aice with their wishes, announce myself an
applicant for that office. II elected, viii use
nv utmost endeavors to discharge faithfully the
duties Of the office. VIM. X. PIPER.
Feb e. 1851
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MORE NEW BOOKS.

GKETCHES Of the Irish Bar; by r. Laler
- She'll.
Ii. lie of the RI Rev. Edmund Burke, by
Pryor;
.coleman's Historical Geography of the Bible,
with text Book and Atlas Z;
Mrs Mowa,fs Autobiography
Trials of a Housekeeper
Shakespeare aud Byron, splendidly bound in
Antique form;
Dashes at American Humor;
Rebel Bride;
Russian Guardsman
il Fortune hunter, a novel of New York Socie-
ty, (Mts. Mowatt
Planters Northern 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.
April II, 1s54.-,S & NJ. copy.
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PUBLIC SALE.

e WILL sell on the 18th of April, 1854, -four
z very desirable and beauliu OILS, containing
Ia of an acre each, situated mean the residence
OF T. p. Eskrdse. Payments, Ia OF The pnr-
chase money i'll hand, and the deferred pay
ments in |, :, and years, with interest from
d t.. 7. J. NICHE
April B. 1854.
GJAThc above sale is postponed olhe 22d is'
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PUBLIC SALE.

WTTILL be sold on the l5.h day Of April
wy next, our property, opposfa the Old
Mill, IN the town Of Slaunton. We will seit
in three tenemenls One-lourh of ihe purchase
money in hand, and the remainder in four equal
annual instruments; the deferred payments TO
bear interest from date.
WIN. p. PARISH & CO.
March 10, l85i,-ids. - Mess. copy.
g-rThe Above sale is postponed to the 22d isi.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17

" Creditors never annoy man as long
as he is getting up in the world. A man
OF wealth Only pays his butcher once year.
Let bad luck oveitallc him, aud his meat
bill will come ia every morning, as regular
rs breakfast aud hungry children.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17

O.. Now is the time for persons tc be
painting up their houses; and as it is like
" they would like to know where to find
The workmen to do il up handsome, we
would refer them to i. B. Thomas, whose
shop is one door North of White g. Pat
toms store, and where specimens OF the art
can be seen. Also to Messrs, John Day
and VIM. Baths, all of whom are no. l
workmen.
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SPRING GOODS FOR Gs5a

w 4 are now and will continue TO receive for
the next lwo-weeks our Spring and sum-
mer stock, comprising an unusual large and
complete assortment o! DRY GOODS oil eyfey
description. at prices which cannol tail TO please
We invite all loeXamine our goods before pur-
chasing, ASSUMING them they Will loose nothing
BY giving Us a call
J. BRANDEBURG & co.
Apriil7 1854 Spec. Copy CIV
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17

We understand that Mr.. Thos. Sharp,
the energetic and popular superintendent
of transportation OH the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, has resigned his post, and
that Mr.. e. Fl. Gill, at present we believe,
superintendent on the Central Road, has
beep elected by the Board of Directors to
succeed him.-LYnch. Vire.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17

PUEiic Executions The Senate OF
Pennsylvania has passed bill Iimi.in g
the numsef Of persons to be admitted tc
public executions at twenty-five, and pro.
hlbitng tie employment Of any profession
al hangman, or one employed solely for
that purpose.
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coMMrssToNER's NOTICE.

'g7HE creditors of George w. Franklin,
4 dec'J, will hereby take notice 10 produce
their claims, together 18th the evidence there
of before me at my ofi in Stanton, on or
before Saturday the 9Th Jay Of May next
]. n. HEMbREN, Com'r.
Anvil II, 1854 3t.
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HOGSKINS.

"A doz. English Hosskirs just received and
u for SALE Also, full stock oil SaIdery Of all
descriptions to which the attention of the trade
is invited. GEO. +. PRICE.
April II, 1854.
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A N NOU N CE M E N T S
Election---Fourth Thursday in May.
announcement $3.50, Invariably in adroncc
Ton t1,a esberiHalt--

U We:are authorized 10 announce MOSES
II McCUE as a candidate for reelection TO the
office Of Sheriff Of Augusta county, which he
now holds, April 3, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17

HARDWARE.

r HAVE just received my spring supply of
ID English and American Hardware, compris
ing a full supply of Building Materials Of all
kinds, Materials .and Tools for Carpenters,
Cabinet makers, Blacksmiih's Wheelwfieht's,
'Gunsnith's, Shoemakefs, Saddlers, &c, Farm
ing utensils, Housekeeping Articles, and very
grea, variety Of ueelul articles, all OF which
will be sold low. GEO T.. PRICE.
Aplil II, 1854.
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New Hope, March 90, 1854.
To the voters of Augusta County.

To the Voters of Augusta County.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN q.
STOVER a candidate for reelection to TIE
office OF Commissioner OF the Revenue for the
Second Or lower District Of Augusta county.
March 90, 1854.
~ We are authorized to announce Mr.. j.
B. QUlD0R as candidate FOR Commission OF
the Revenue, for the second OF lower District
Of Augusta county.
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TO the voters of the Second Distri

TO the Voters of the Second District.
9q HEREBY announce myself candidate for
Il the office of Commissioner OF the Revenue,
for The second or lower district Of Augusta
county. An experience Of five years i'll this
service in the county of Hanover, may he
mentioned in testimony Of fitness, for this position.
If it be the pleasure Of the people 10 place me
in ofiice-il " i'll be my pride to serve them.
WILLIAM MARLBOROUGH
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17

MEXICAN TaEATy.--Ihe Washington
Correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun under
date Of April II, says:
sThe Gad>den Mexican Treaty is proba-
bly, safe. The Senate, yesterday, agreed,
by the requisite majority. 10 new bound
AIRY line, which reduces the extent Of the
territory proposed to be coded to the Uni
ted States, but gives us a safe certain, and
convenient boundary, and includes the
route designated for o railroad to the Pa
ciiic. According to my conjecture, we
are indebted for the suggestion of this
new and acceptable line to the same Sen
ator who settled the Texan boundary line
in 1850, aud who was, in fact, thereby the
author of the compromise of that year
namely-Senator Pearce, oil Maryland
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17

o. The Undersigned hereby presents him
self q candidate flr the office OF Constable
in the OH District. (ChurchvlIle;) and should he
be elected he will use every eXeflon 10 dis
charge with fa,hfulness the duties which The
office my devolve upon him.
March 90, 1854. JOSIAH F. SElG.
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l56 Heres of Land,

On Christians Creek, on which said Smith
Bateman now lives. Also, head oil Horses,
aud one Road wagon, complete with gear or
four horses.
TERMS,-The sale will be for cash unless
otherwise directed by the creditors, any Of
them, Of which notice will be given OH the day
Of sale. j. B. BALDWIN, Trustee.
April 10, lS54.-tds.
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A letter to the New York Herald, dated
Carson Valley, Utah territory, February
81, says:-We have applied to Congress to
be separated from Utah into territory
of our own, to be bounded on the east by
the Goose Creek Mountains, North by Or
rgon South and Vest by California. A
few more voters are wanted IN Congress to
'preserve the balance OF power We
will come in due time to demand seat
there" The area included within the lin
its thus described is about one-third OF the
territory Of Utah, OF which il is the western
part. 1t is remote from the Mormon settle
ment and adjacent to Clliiornia, by emf
grants from which the valley Of Carson
River has been settled. These people
are not Mormons.
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71-77=7.77----7-7
CASH FOR BARK.
NEW BOOKS
MORE new GOODS.

GUST opened and will he in the receipt OIL
ID choice ladies Dress Goods of various 81 les;
Ladies Dress Caps and Head Dresses aud opera
Cups for ladies' ! case of Sun shades and
Parasos; cheap,ia the New Store OF
GEORGE w. SMITH.
Staunlon, April II h, 1854.
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Tcsse, JAS. f. PATTERSON, Gil
Trial for Disturbing a Meeting,

The Romney Argus of Thursday last gives
the following particulars of case which excl.
ted much. interest III the Iampshite County
Court, at It's session last week:
~ very respectable gentleman by the name
Of Fieak; Of some sixty years of age, had a
daughter, ii yuiln2 woman afown, III the liabli
ri attending Hlghl meetings, much against his
shes. On one oeeasiaa Of this kini, while
she was in The meeting, He old gentleman re-
pitied Ia tie plaee, AMI calling al the dour.
comnanisd his daughter ~ come cut aud ar
company hin home. The preacher, who Was
hal lug iarih OF HE occasion, WAS 20 enIaged
at this seeInine impugletce OF Mr.. f., that he
sprdn9 To the door, whereupon reAconfc look
place, in which the old gentleman was much
itjafed- being ftllei 10 he ground and drag
.,ei some twenty feet BY the hair oil his head. 4
5lf +. was arrested Tor disturbing public wer-
ship, and The Cont imposed fine and senien-
eed HE Old gentleman 10 Il short imprisonment
III The county Jail. His COUNSEL made motion
Al this Court inr re-hearing, but said motion
Vas overrued.a
The Argus complains Of The decision. 1t
SAYS: Under all the circumstance OF the
case, we think ii rather hard to compel All old
man 10 bc iac4feerated in jail fol merely soliel-
ling his daughter 10 leave meeting and tie
preacher wha could thus treat an old gentleman
OF sixty years of age, was certainly actuated by
no CHI is'lan spirit"
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g. We learn from the Sacramento State
Journal that Capt. V. L. Geiger, formerly
editor Of this paper, has issued a prospee-
tus for the establishment of daily paper,
in Sacramento, to be called the "Sacramcn-
TO Democrat. Mr.. Geiger was the loun-
der Of the State Journal, but some time
since sold it to its present proprietors.-
He is noble, generous and intelligent
man. and in whatever pursuit he may eli.
gage we wish him success.
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

rE,uE bo,e,of,ro ex isiing firm Of STEINER
Il a BRO. has besn d 'ssolTed 81 mutual con-
sent. and The business VII. herea'te be con.
Quoted under the style OF Sit Hner, BroiheIs q
Go. III consequence Of this chan. "F, IL pespneS
necessary to make settlement iuln. 's'a'Ily o
all debts Up to the Isl of March We '"e'e
fore call Oh Our friends to come forward '"o
make immediate settlement.
We have Just returned from the Nor hern
cities, where we purchased one Of the hand
soonest, most fashionable, and largest assortment
this market They were purchased at greatly
reduced prices, and therefore we are prepared TO
sci! nnprecedentedy low The stock is COM
posed in part OF
Dress & Frock Goats,
of the best qualities Of English and French
Cloths, made and trimmed in the very best
style single breasted Albert Coa,s new
style well adapted TO the business men, of
French black and cOlored Cloths at very low
prices; single breasted Flock Coats O! French
Cloths close imitation Of the fine dress rock
coats at half piice; spring Sack Goats of CLOTH /
cassimeres and tweeds, various colors and pri
ces. 4G
PANTALOONS.
French black .Doeskin and Fancy Cassitneres Of
every description.
Vests,
Rich fancy Silks and Satins, black do. Bomba-
zines Valeucias, Marseilles and Callices al
all prices.
Boys Clothing.
A full assortment of Boys Clothing.
FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,
embracing all the new styles of Fancy Silk |
Cravas. English Satin do.
GLOVES. White, black and cnlored Silk,
Kid, Lisle and Cotton of every description.
TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS Of superior
finish and at low prices.
SUSPENDERS of superior French, English
and American manufacture. UndeFshrts and
Drawers Of fine merino, silk, ne cotton jean
and muslin, OF every description and qualify.
UMBRELLAS of silk and cotton very cheap. |
All OF which will be sold al the lowest prices
wholesale or retail.
April 3. 1854. STEINER, BRcS. & co.
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BX RAILROAD

rTUSr received by the Central Railroad, a
% supply of Fresh Cream Ale, aid Cider; old
Rye Whisky, Wholesale OF Retail; Crackers,
Cheese Sugar, Coffee, Tea Molasses, and table
Syrup-all Of which viii be sold cheap.
Il. W. STEVENSON,
sApril 3, 1854. Opposite Va. Holel.
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9s, At the municipal election in Ha-
gerstown, Nd, the antMaine Law eau
didales was elected May and 1--WE 'know
nothing" candidates were elected to the
Council.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-04-17

&C. The Richmond Examiner says that
Mr.. Daniels resignatian as charge to Tu-
MS has not been received at Washington,
nor have his friends in Richmond receiv-
ed any intmaton olsuch design
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WANTED.

r.nrIp a.. v IN TED.
EEEisE e'ios' ;ribee wishes 10 employ 6ss,-,.,.
~ ,ournes man Cooper, 10 whom fair wa nos
aHa eoh5'aa at employment w,ll he given ~
oAe htea apply Tor the Situation, nniess htso
s a.i' nd oi nnexeeplionable mola character
App's The subscriber, South River three Ia
'fosn New Hope, The latter is hispost.office
Oct. II, Is5a-u.
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MANY ARE CALLED, AND
E'E1SW GONE.
TIE LAST CALL,

- Lii persons having unsettled claims with
zaas4-. The late Firm Of Perrin and Ridgway are
hereby notified that such us remain unsettled
On the LIST day OF May will be- placed in The
hands OF proper officers for adjustment. Come
forward gentlemen and save cost.
p. S-Those indebted 10y Bond or otherwise
are requested to pay The same, or make sHth
arrangements with the parties interested as will
indemnify and release from further responsible
~ their Agent. WIN. PIGEON,
Agent for PERRIN & RIDGWAY.
April 10, 1S54-3l
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kss uano.--rhe subscriber respectfully in
NsE iarms the public hat he is prepared to ti,l
orders Iof PURE PERUVIAN GUANO, at the
sery ioscest cash prices, aud in quantities 10 suit
purchasers. D. HOWARD.
April 8. ls54.--,f,
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RICHMOND, VA,


RICHMOND, VA,
FEaENDER their services te their friends, ac-
q quaintances, and TO the PLANTERS. Farmers
and Merchants OF Virginia AMI North Caloli-
ma, for the sale OF
TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN Is C
and for the purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES
GUANO, PLASTER, &C.. &c.
Particular attention paid to the forwarding
of Goods, Groceries, Produce, Sc, he. From
their long experience in the business and unitet
efforts, they believe they will be able TO give
satisfaction 10 those who may conf lie their 5u
siness 10 their management.
References.
AteUsT&,--Juaae Lucas ?. Thompson, Mes.
sieurs 1mboden & McCue, n. II. Massie, Esq.
Maj ]. Marshall aieCue, Col Alex. r. Gisens
John MeCne, Esq.
RockBRspeE.-Col. Mcdowell Read, Ed
ward Eehols, Esq.
ALEEMaRLE.-.lion VIM, c. Rives
NELsoN.-Gen. Alex. Brown, +. NJ. CabeI
Esq
LYNeHBuRG.-Mc Mcdaniel. Hurt & Preston
McGorkle and Jones. Aeree and McCana
han. Saunders x llty, Echuis & Pryor.
They have removed, and how occupy III.
large Brick Building at the lower end Of the
Basin, recently vacated by Messrs. Deane {,
Brown, where they have ample starase room
they have also ample storage room a, the Cen
trail Railroad Depot.
April 3, lS5i.-lf.
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Wholesale & Retail Clothing House
II. GOODMAN. J. RosENwALD.
GOODMAN g. CO.,
adjoining Bare and Sterreh, Va. Hotel
Buildings. ~ .szsz
I RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
.M@ and customers, thatihey have just receiv-
ed from The North larger stock OF
Spring = Summer Clothing.
than ever was brought to the Siaunton Market
ard which they are prepared to sell cheaper
than ever good clothing was sold here before,
Their stock consist in part OF
COATS.
Fine black French and English Cloth, Dress
aud frock COATS fine Blue, Brown, Olive and
Green French Cloth irock, Blue French cloth
Dress-coais cloth and French cashmere sack
coats of every color and description, cassimeres
and Tweed sack-coats, Alpaca and Linen
coats, &C., &c.
PANTS.
Very fine black doeskin and cashmere, fancy
cashmere, Alpaca, Tweed, Linen, Cotton, &C.,
&c.
Vests.
Black and fancy satin and silk vest, posh and
bombazine, Apacca;lfn Marseile, German and
linen vests
In addition 10 this we have yet on hand fine
linen shirts, drawers collars, snspenderS, neck
erohieis and handkerchiels pistols trunks and
all other articles generally found in clothing
houses Our stock is well assorted, aud We
are enabled 10 sell at prices which cannot fail 10
please Thankful Tor past patronage received
slllge We have been in business, we respectfully
ask It's continuance. Our old customers aud The
buying public generally are respectfully invited
10 cal OIL ns, examine our stock, and we pledge
ourselves that they shall be pleased.
We would advise county merchants 10 en-
anime Or stock, as We aie prepared 10 sell,
wholesale and retail, as cheap as any house
In Virginia. GOODMAN s Co.
April 10, l854.-spec x Mess. please copy
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tIoeere DieIugd nalke f,od Las
Van and each Of Won are be,sh =. Smith
thai ON The Isl dav Of Nav. 1854 a, notified
office of the County Court Of High 'ne Jerks
in the State of Virgiuia-we viii .ane county
position of VIM. j. Noel and ott saAo the De-
as evidence al the hearing of tw iers, TO be read
Gerry, depeuding7in the Circuit suits m ehan-
Land cuunty--ilr one Of which Court Of High
son SON, aad William " Fiemi . Adam Stephen
partners trading under the *, ffeiehaffs and
enson g. CO. are Plaintiff '3iq y IA Meph-
ard NJ Dobbs and James a, 'ssa tas said Rich
his wife, are Defendants - a"a'sA' and Mary,
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