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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA TICAL
SCHOOL.

'ENI1E neXl session of this institution will com
i mence on tie LIST of September next, and
continue until the last OF June, enlbracin. a
period Of ten months, under tie care and super
vision of Jacob J. Hill, Esq
MIR. Hull has had an experience OF several
years in conducting Classical and Mathematical
Schools, aud has had the superintendence Of This
Academy during the last session OF len months,
and from his s;udious habits aud close appAca-
ton, has given entire satisfaction, which mas
been e0nced by The libesal patronage extended
by the public.
This Academy has bpen in successful opera
ton Tor The last thee years, and is, what it
was designed, school preparatory for College.
Few places i'll Yves, Virginia have such local
advantages as Monterey. for a Classical and
the bll9hting AID demoraiizing influences tia,
are unfortunately thrown around the student in
larger towns.
II ia situated in a beautiful section OF the
State, on the dividing ridge between the James
and Potomac Rivers with climate femarka-
bly, pure and healthy, and surrounded with a
population, that will compare iavorably with
other sections OF the State, in point of inle!li-
gence, virtue aud morality.
Parents would consult their own interest and
that Of their children by selecting such a. situa-
ton for their education. Good boarding can be
obail ed for Sc Or SIS per month
For further pariicularsapply TO The Principal
at Monterey, Highland County, Va.
REFERENCES.
Monterey, VA. Stephenson. Esq, J p.
Siucklar, ESQ, w. w. Fleming, Esq, Geo N.
kenney, NJ. D.
FRANKErN, YA.--col B Mooman, A S Nor
aent Esq.
LEXINGTON, VA.-Rev w White, Faculty
of Washington College.
WkAM ssRiNes, Vs.-Wm II Tenill, Esq,
5 A Porter, Esq
4. sEYBERT, Chan Board of Trustees.
Monterey, Highland Co., Va, Jnly 10, 1854.
Us. J. NJ. copy till Isl Sspiember
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Mourning Goods.

eAOLID Black Lawns;
- Black and White Lawns. at 12a cents;
Solid Black Berages
Black and White Berages, Silk and Wool.
Black and Gray Muslin DeBraizes, at 37a
cents;
Black Grape dlapery, Silk and Woolj
Solid Black Mnslins, all wool;
Black and White, and Black and Lead Mus
Inns;
Solid Black Ginghams, and Black and White
Plaid Gnghams;
Black and White Calicoes;
Black figured Silks
Solid Black Summer Silks
Black Morning Collars;
Black and White Undersleeves aad Spencers,
and Collars to match.
MIS-. Smith has on hand Black Mourning
BoLuets, and Bonneis made to ORDER with a
variety Of other goods, all OF which will be sold
cheaper than the cheapest House in the State
for cash or approved credit. Call early and Sc
cure good Bargains, as We are selling them out
fast. GEo. w. SMt IL
Main street, one door below the Union Hall,
Stanton, Va.
July "a; 1854.
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THE AN ER1CAN
HQ Ell,
AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
SdaunsOn, Va.

rHNIlIs new and extensive Hotel is Just com
Il pleted, and is nov open for the reception Of
visitors. 1t is situated within a few yards Of the
Railroad Depot, and is a convenient DINING
HOUSE for passengers arriving IN the Gaze and
going westward.
J. L. Heskell & Co.'s daily line of stages 10
the White Sulphur Springs, ran TO and from this
House; and passengers are subjected 10 no de-
lay, and are relieved from all trouble in moving
their baggage.
This House is situated in an elevated and
commanding position, and those who desire 10
spend a few days in this healthy .Git.z of tho
Mountains" will ficd Thai the Proprietofs have
spared Mother pains nor expense to promote
the comfort OF their anests.
Good SrABLING has been provided Cor. he
country and travelling custom
Our country friends will find warm welcome
aud moderate charges
NM. II. CARRIER s. co.
~ I 7 . s 1 SassfS ''r'.'''.
July 10, i954.--tf
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Wesleyan Female Institute.

TNHE next session OF this Institute will com
Il mence on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
All the Departments are in charge OF eSpe'
rienced Teachers. and full course Of thorough
instruction is given in all the usefsl and orna-
mental branches usually taught in Female
Seninaries of The hishes, CRAZE. And every
facility Is afforded Tor acquiring a complete
English, Classical and Polite education.
Professor Dryesprine will remain in charge O
the Department of Music and Modern Lam
guages and the success with which he has
taught these branches for the last three years
warrants the assertion, that pupils will here en-
joy opportunities fer improvement surpassed by
no other School in the Valley.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Board, washing, use Of furnished
room, lights and fuel, S55. 00
Thition varies according to the class, from ) 2
to $50.
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music on Inc Piano, with use OF In-
strumeni, $25. 90
e g Guitar, 1000
u Vocal, 200
Modern Languages each, 90
Drawing anl Painting, 500
Latin no extra charge
. rs Payable in advance, al the beginning
OF each session.
For further iHformai;ln address
JOHN WILSON, Principal.
July 81, 1851.
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PUBLIC SALE AT w EST
VIEW.

\ WILL sell, on the 25h day Of August next,
all OF my personal property, consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI fURE
ahead cf horses and two year old colts; mich
COWS, and II small lot Of young cattle ; II head
OF hogs, whith will be fit Tor killing ,hl, iall !
3 sows ard 50 pigs. Also, one plantation wa
gon; harrows, plows, and all my farming uten-
sils-among which will be found Il FIST rate
wheat Fan, aud corn shelter | w!l. soil I'll
the same ,llle 300 bushels OF new wheat; about
so bushels oi Rye abou, 400 bushels OF oats
2 bushels 81 clover seed, and a quantity of hay
There will be various other articles sold which
it is not necessary now 10 mention
TERMS.-For all sums over five dollars, a
credit Of l2 months will be given. the purchaser
giving bund and good securiiy-ihe boads I,
bear interest after six months. For all Sums
under 1--WE dollars, the cash will be Required.
THOMAS TEAFORD.
July "a, s5i.-tds-Specl'r copy.
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DEED.

Az Newport, in this cona'y, on the Goth o.
JatV. at the RESIDENCE of mis- son, Mr. HUGH
oAueAERTY, in the 74th year of his age.
On the ST.. inst. at the residence Of his falh
er, near Port Republic, in Rockingham, after q
lingering illness, Capt. JACOB YorAT, in the
ais, year OF his age.
In Harrisonbnrg, on the 10th inst. ,sfier bre
illness, JAMES NJ. COLLINS, ESD, formerly Of
Madison county. in the 9th year of his age.
On Saturday. the 18th inst, of consumption
Mrs. JANErra DiNKLE, wife of Peter Dinkle, oil
Rockingham, in the 4 LIST year OF her age.
In this aceo Monday last, at the residence
efD. s. Young, Esq, r. L. KEMpER, aged %
and yoGHsest son Of Dr. G. w. kemper, Of Port
Republic, Rockingham county.
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF LAND AND
Personal Property.

gray virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
Id of Augusta County, rendered at the June
term, 1854, in the cause Of Balsley and wife,
Us GreineI's heirs, &C., the undersigned, the
commissioner therein named, will. ON the oath
day of august, 1854, proceed TO sell, upon the
premises, by way of Public auction, TO the
highest bidder, VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, belonging to the heirs of George Grein-
er, decd. This tract contains about 227 acres,
(the precise quantity will be ascertained by sur
vey before the day of sale,) and is Of fine quail
ty. 1t lies five miles from Stanton, with the
McAdamzed road running thro' it,. The conn
missioner is authorized by the decree to sell the
land in parcels, if he deems it best, and it is
probable that the land lying east of the road,
containing about 90 acres, will be sold separ
ately.
On the same day, and from day TO day, I'M
til all be sold, the personal property, Except
the negroes, consisting of five head OF work
horses-one two year old colt, FIVE milch cows,
nine had Ct G. yoiina cattle; number OF hogs
and sheep-all the farming implements oHe
road wagon; one plantation wagon, and one
horse wagon. quantity Of wheat, rye, oats;
barley and hay; the crops Of corn in the ground,
and all the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS The LAND, Tor one third in hand,
and the balance il equal payments at and 2
years, the purchaser giving bonds with good
personal security for the deferred payments.
and the legal title retained as Ultimate
curly.
PERSONAL PROPERTY-All sums Of
$40 and under, CASH Over 800 six months
credit, the purchaser to give bond with good
security.
ROBERT P. KINNEY, Com'r.
July II, l854.-ids.
Ga the day of The sale above advertised,
will hire out, either publicly OF privately.
for the balance Of the yeaf, number oil he
9Ioes belonging 10 the esiaie.
R0BERF SNAPP, EXT.
July IL, 1851.
o. Rockingham Register copy ids, and mark
cost
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CLASSICAL AND MATTHEWS TICAI
SCHOOL,
AT STAUNTON, VA.

ET7HE undersigned having just finished a
4 course OF Academiea studies at the Uni
versiiy OF Va, desires 10 open school at Staun-
ton, on the lst Of September. 1854. An oppor-
,unliy tos Studying each branch commonly
taught in Classical Schools, will be given 10 the
scholars. The French and German Language
will also be taught, il ii be desired, al an addl-
llonal charge OF 5i0 for each, per session OF 10
nionths. Those who will not study Modern
Languages. will be charged at The rate Of $40
per session oi 10 months. The object of the
teacher will be TO give his scholars such prepar-
atiun. thai il any of Them intend entering the
University Of Va, they may be prepared to
stand Tor degrees in the several schools, at the
end OF The LIST session they become Students
Pay ment will be expected as follows: -one-
bali at the beginning OF the first five months
session, and the remainder at the beginning oil
the second s months session.
LEONIDAS POINTS, A. B.
July 81, lS54.-6i.
u Richmond Weekly Enquirer insert six
Dimes and send account u this office for collec-
ton
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w aynesb0rO' School.

'HsiilS school will be opened on the Isl Mon
Il day Of September, under the cate oil The
subscriber who will have associated with him
as assistant, MIR. Charles P. Eslil, Il late gradn
ate OF Washington College, by The faculty Of
which he is highly recommended.
We.propose 10 have a permanent, school under
good discipline; and eau confidently promise
parents, entIusling their sons 10 us, that we
will labor to give thorough instruction aud
wholesome tyaiai3lg. The terms will be, for
classical scholars, $40 per session of ten moths,
others, $50 Boarding can be obtained in thu
best families Of the village, not exceeding sic
per month Those desiring farther particulars
may apply to
w. T. RICHARDSON.
July "a, lS54.-At.
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PLASTER PLASTER!!
VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD NOTIcM

nLAsFsR either in Jumps or barrels viii
4 be transported over the Blue Ridge as fast
as possible, so as not 10 Interfere with the car.
rage ct other articles. The regular load a.
each car is tons.a Persons wishing less ths i,
this amount will do we'll 70 combius and make
up the car ioad--otheIwise shey may be subject.
to delay, Persons wishing hess than 6 tens are
advised to purchase arouad plaster here; as
niuch loss is inevitable IN handling plasler n
bulk, for which The Company will mol be lespon,
sible. Plaster IN barrels viii always have the
preference. 4. D. NHiTCuMBE,
Agent for Transportation.
Richmond, May %, ls54.-3m.
{ r sreel- y Mess. please copy.
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The Market is.

Flour was selling at last advices, IN
New York at So 81 937. In Bati.
more, $500 $50. In Richmond, Flour
was selling at $3.50. Beef cattle were
selling In Richmond at $50 a 400. Hogs
Gull at Sc $50. The other items Of
market are, the same as published las!
week The recent news from Eutope
has had the effect to make prices firm,
without any material change:
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Virginia Central Esailroad
Accommodation Line.

4 PASSENGER Tfain will start from Rich
n mend daily a, 6.l5 A. NJ and reach slaun-
ton at Lao p. NJ. Returning will leave Slaun-
ton al l.lo,p. M. and arrive in Richmond at
$50 p. M. This train will ony stop for pas.
senaers a, the regular depots, aud then only in
being signallea,
An accommodation train will leave Richmond
at 80 A. NJ, dine al charlottesville, and reach
Siaruion at 6 P. M. Returning will leave
S,auu,on al 6 A. NJ. and arrive in Richmond al
2.30-F. M.-stopping 4! all the usual points,
On Sundays there will be bat one train each
way starting from Richmond al SIS A. M
and from Staunton al 6 4. M.-stopping al the
usual intermediate points. The express cal
will run with The accommodation Train
II. ID. WalTGoMB, Surt.
July g. 1S5i.-S& M
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MAR IED.

In Lexington, on the i2lh inst, BY The Rev
w. $. While, D. D., Capt. ROBERT Guy, O!
this county, 10 Mrs. H w. KEpR, of the former
place.
On the 18th inst, near Churchvie, by the
Rev. Jao. ID. Freed, Mr.. JAMES BERRY, of Wis
consn, formerly Of Virginia TO Miss SARAH
E. J. FuLrz, OF this county.
On the s9ih Of June, in the Richards, by the
Rev. Josiah Hildebrano, Mr. B. PoTrs and
Miss CATHERINE, eldest daughter of Mr.. HEN
Ry NOTTINGHAM all of Pocahonas co.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. l.. BUR-
NER, son Of Geo. Burner, Esq, of Travellers
Repose, aud Miss Nancy ANN, youngest daugh-
Ter of Mr.. 3eha Woo ilel-bolh OF Pocahou-
sas co.
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OUR CUSTOMERS,

"A RE respectfully notified that we have all
"A open lot back OF our store, for the accom-
Inodaiion of their horses, until some public ar
rangement is made.
We also embrace this occasion 10 say thai
for The balance of the season, we shall ofie;
still greater bargains in Goods, with view OF
reducing our stock, and making room for FALL
GOODS. We havea few pieces of carpelinsa
which We will close out at very low prices, be-
sides many other kinds of Goods.
WHITE & PATTON.
Stanton, July 81, 1854.
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House and LOtfOr Sale

HAVING purchased lands in Bath county,
IA have determined TO sell, on 'iie 4:h OF AN
gust, nv property l,ina on the east side O
,Taynesoozo', itzsirct.iaieiy across he River.
The property is valuable and has connected
with il l45 acres of first rate river bottom land
The main building has four soems, each room
having Fireplace There is al ell 70 TIE
main part containing two rooms.
Should | sell the House and land, will also
sell Five Horses AMI one male; one double
buggy and harness; two one horse new aesnsj
two cows, and SIN fine hogs; Household and
Kitchen Furninfe, and various olhe. articles
useless 10 mention.
Terms favorable, and made known on
The day OF sale. II. l.. CULP.
Jnly 10, 1854.
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Clothing at Cost.

NYOW is the time to buy Cheap. The sub
IN scribers are determined to close out the
Stock on Hand, and in order to do so, they will
sell now at prime cost. Just call and examine
their stock, aud thefe is bat little doub, that you
will be sniled. Recollect that the Clothing sold
there, are all manufactured ~ one Of The sub.
scriSers himself and We can safely recommend
every thing sold at this establishment, as being
good. Call 10 save money, at
WELLER & LEOPOLD,
doors west of Woodward House.
July q, ISL
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Augusta Female Seminary.

uNllE duties of this Instituion will be reshm
| ed On the Isl Of September, under the same
teachers DIS last year. Parents are requested 10
have his pupils here punciually. that the studies
OF the classes may proceed without interruption
from the first Monday
The Primary Department has been disconlin.
ued, and no pafils will be received, except such
safe prepared TO commence Gramlnel aud
Geography.
apply for circulars to
WM. b. BROWNE, Principal.
July "a, 1s5i.-Gl
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.Eohn AZ. ErecheasriHsss Il 8,
Wholesale ana Retail G1oceps.

Wholesale ana Retail GIoeers.
IA RE now receiving from tbs Norhefn. c..
sasz. les, per Central Railroad
Sugars.
20 hhds and N o Sugars, SO bills O.
white and yellow Coffee Sugars, 5 do. Pulvers
lsed do do, 10 DO Crushed do do, 2 boxes Loaf.
Molasses.
10 bids Z K Muscovedo aud Casdeaos. f9
bbls N o do do, % half bbs 10 do, 5 do Cullen
Syrup do, Boston Syrup do
% bags Green Rio Is bags M,hiAa do, 10
Government Java
Candies.
40 boxes Adamantiue, 10 DO Sps.m, IS do
Faow.
Salt.
100 Sacks Marshall Salt, so Gro. Alum do,
Liquors.
BRANpIEs.- Henessey, Cognac, Pene, Cas-
tillon, jules Robins, Blackberry Raspberry,
Lavender and Cherry.
WNEs.-Sherry, Madeira, Port. Malaga, Lis
bon and Otter.
WHIsKEy -l'ourhoE, Mononehalia, Old Rye;
very fine, Alalb Essence of Punch Superior
article.
Sundries.
English Dairy and Chester Cheese, Maccas
roni, Mustard. Ground Pepper, Pickles FISH
sances, Ginger, Starch, Mace, Alsrice, Tobac.
ca. Cigars Churrs, Buckets, Blooms, Cotton
Yarn, Shoes, and many other articles in our
line. all of which will be sud low.
May 10, 1852
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GREAT INDUCENENT TO
CASH BUYERS.

IL AVlNG on hand, and in the receipt Of New
As Summer goods, we offer them al very low
pllcea. Call early and secure good bargains.-
Pamled Lawns at ia cents; Berages new
slylcs-and the prices we have reduced 10 close
them out. Yard wide French Ginghams, al 25
cents; white Grape Shawls at low prices new
styles OF Plaid Silks, very low; solid plain
black silks; Muslin DeBrazes for ladies' travel.
hug dresses, at %, 37A. and so cents; Seasuck-
er Ginghams,. Tor Ladies dresses; Linen Plaids
for Children's ware; Men and Boys Straw
Hats, very low Ladies palasolsand Sunshades,
very cheap.
Mrs Smith will sell the balance OF her bon
nets low. A good assortment OF mourning Bon
nets always gu hand, aud made 10 order. Pick
nett gloves and Mitts; Ladies travelling Bags
and Umbrellas; Bonnet and Neck ribbons.
GEO. w. SMITH.
Main street, one door below the Union Hall,
Staunlon, Va.
July "a, 1854.
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Great Inducement

Ts7AvING on hand large stock of Spring
III and Summer Clothing, we have deter
mined 10 dispose OF Them AT prime cost. Per
sons who want bargains are advised oglve us
a call All our accounts are made oil to the
list of July, and persons knowing themselves
indebted, are respectfully requested 10 come Tor
ward aud settle, as we wish to go North
by the tst of September.
STEINER s BRO.
July 10, 1854.
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New Store in StauntOn.
CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME,

ri FANCY SOHIS, &c.
,INIlE subscriber is now opening at the store
u lately occupied by G. 3. Dyer ! Co., such
variety of Goods il the above line as was
never offered for sale in the Valley of Virginia.
They consist in par, OF the following Beau
tiiully decorated and Gold Band China Pea
Sets, splendid Nlo,io Coffee Cups, Flower
Vases, Gard caskets, handsome parian and Gold
Band Pitchers, Cut and Pressed Tumblers, Cob
lets, Wine, jelly and Champagne Glasses, Sc.
Also, Common and Ivory handled Knives and
Forks, Plated. Albala and Table Spoons, Forks,
&C., Walters and Trays, Tea and Coffee Pots
with small lot of Jewelry. Country dealers
would to well 10 give him a call, as he has ma
ny articles to suit them. Ladies ale narticu-
larry invited 10 call and see his stock oil Fancy
Goods, &c. Z. HICKSON.
White Granite aad Blue printed Dinner Sets,
all at Richmond prices for CASH.
Staunt0n, July II, 1864.
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A FRESH SUPPLY

,4Nhk undersigned would most respectfully M
form his old patrons and friends, and the
public generally, thai lie is again in Stanton
selling goods and would be pleased to wait
upon them al the well-known stand adjoining
the Valley Hotel, He has just returned iron
the North, and has finished opening his stock oil
Spring and Summer Goods. His stock of Dry
Goods is full and, complete, including Ready
made clothing Of various qualities and prices -.
Aiso, large ot Of Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Boo,s, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Drugs
Stationary, Tobacco, Powder, &c. A II of which.
he will sell al short profits for cash, or to pune-
tual customers al the usual credit of six months.
CHARLES 7, RlDGWAY..
Nay !, 1854.
l uSP received aed for sale at PERRIN 4,
- GEORGES store, dools North of the yaI.s
ley Hotel, Augusta Street.
GROCERIES.
a hhds p r and N 0 Sugars 2 bbs Crashed.
Do of Puyerised, zoo lbs loaf
hsOLASSES
2hhds N O, bbls 7 Il, do. 2Bos,es ssyrap,
10 Sacks Rio Coffee, Bags Java
SALT AND FISH,
Is Sacks Marshalps Salt, 25 Askionss. 10
Ground Alum, 5 bbs No. Shad, ~ bbis prime
Herring, Dbl Poeklake Fish, IL hi Shad Roe
VINEGAR.
bbls pure No. c ider Vinegar
SUNDRIES.
Boxes Diary Cheese, MusIard, Ground Pen.
per. Ginger Starch, Alspice, Nave, Tobacco
Cigars, Brooms, Buckets, Chnras, Cotton Yarn
Boots. Shoes and many other articles IN onr
line, all of which will be sold low.
.sune l2, ls5I.--lf.
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SUPERIOR LAND IN
MARKET.

HAVING, as Attorney in fact for William
M Poage, sold a hundred and Fifty acres OF the
Bell place, offer the balance. $50 acres. for
sale. The land lies ON the west side OF the
McAdamzed road, about four miles from Stann-
ton 1t is Of the most fertile quality, well sltu-
aled and well watered, and has sufficiency OF
timber The laud will be shown by VIM.
Poage. who lives adjoining, or by myself,
June 10. 1854. GEORGE RoAsf..
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<sEsRlNEY SPRINGS,

HE Seymour House and Sylvan Retreat, CHE
| only Hotels within The corporation J will De
opened for visitors, al usual July, LIST, ls5a, by
4 r. SEYMOUR,
Sole Proprietor.
MUSIC.
The ladies' Parlor will he furnished with u
Piano ami Guitar and the Ball Room with a &C.
,ilon Band.
A grand Tournament and Fancy Ball will be
held on Monday, August 2slh
Coaches will run daily from the Springs via
Mt. jackson TO New Market aud return
June 20. 1854. A. Il. SEYMOUR.
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LOOK HERE!
WIN. j. POINTS

HAS just received few oil those excellent
Ii Water Coolers, tee'Cream Freezers, Cook
ing Stoves. and a lot of Wooden Ware for sale
cheap, at the Big Coffee Pot.
June 90, 1851.
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Juy 5, 1854.
GROCERIES AT WHITE q PATT0N'S.

On SACKS SALT, Marsta.fs Brand 3 hds
seV Brown Sugar, cheap, ? barrels Pnlverized
Sasar, 3 Crushed do, z White Coffee Sugar, 3
chests prime Teas, 5 barrels n. o. prime Mo-
lassos, 2 boxes Adamaniine Candies, do.
SIP ERIN do, do, White Soap. cheap. Also,
80 bags prime Lasnyra Coffee, all ON the lowest
terms, especially TO persons waailng large lois
for cash.
July To- 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24
MoRTIsING MACHIN Es.

EOULD'S- Celebrated Morising Machines,
"a with which one person can do me work OF
six, on hand and for sale, il is the best invest
ment a Carpenter can make.
June 10, 1854. GEO. T.. PRICE.