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Wholesale Notion House.

wholesale NOtlVU AOuS6.
Arrival of a New stock OF Fall G Gods
ATTHENOTION HOUSE OF
TcNcy, Purcell d (O..
North East corner of King g. Water ST.
up Etairs.)
Alexandria Virginia.
~XCLUSlyELY " holesale Dealers in Fol
IN egn s. American Fancy Goods
We would respectfully invite the attention o.
Merchants visiting Alexandra, for the purpose
Of making their fall purchases, TO our splendid
| assortment OF Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders
Trimmings, &c. Having laid our stock in at a
favorable time and upon the best Of terms, We
fialier ourselves that an examination upon The
part Of purchasers, will be all that is required
TO give perfect satisfaction as ~ quality and
prices. We call particular attention 10 our extern
sive stock of Hosiery, Gieves and Supenders,
unsurpassed by any IN this or Nor them Marx.
cts.
WoOLEN GOODS, &c.-Comforts, Pllo-
rines Roaz Scaris, Zephyr ties, Hoods, Lambs
Wool Shirts and Dlawers Silk and Cotton
Shirts. ton
A general variety of Combs. Brushes, Pit
moiiaes, Pych,, Books, Bankers Cases, PuIsvs
Pucnsson Gaps, Slate and Lead Pencils, Whips,
Slalcs. Umbrellas, Garpe. Bags, lewelry, Brace,
let's, Harmonious, Flutes, VIolins, Aecordeons,
Ink and backing. Silk Lln0n. and Cotton Pock-
Ell Handk erdhieIs Silk Lien and Cotton Crava,s.
ristl Linen. gents Collars, Ladies' French work
ard other Collars, uirerlbon, Silk aud Cotton,
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver and Buckskin Gloves
" ih large assortment Of Gloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks, Threads, Coions,
Buttons Of all Styles. Stay binding, Gimp,,
Braids. Floss Cotton, KNITTING Cotton, Needles,
Pins. Peukl ives, Scissors, Ste, Pens Sc. Clocks,
and Looking Glasses, large assortment OF each
will be kept constantly On hand. Toils, and
Mahogany, Walnut and Iron Framed Clocks, oI
various qualities and prices R =.
Merchants, upon examining orr Slack VIII
find great many more articles which are. mol
advertised. which are too tedious 10 mention, at
present. We hope to be literally patrontsed BY
merchants, as ours is the only henseoi The kind
in this city that does business principally with
merchants. s, "a -
Alexandria. Sent. 25. 1854,-1v -
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
AUN DICE, DYSPEPSIA,

~ ISEASE Of the Kidneys, and all diseases,
- arising f,om Dissrdsred Liver or Ston-
ach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Full
uess, or Blood to the Head, Acid,y the Stom-s
ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness OF weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc.ions,
Sinking. or Fluttering a, the ri, Of the Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult
Breathing, Flullerin. at the Heart, Choaking or
SuiFocating Sensations when in lying Posture
Dmness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before tho
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of Precipitation, Yellowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, etc. Sudden Flushes OF Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Consan, tmaginines Of Evil, and
grea, Depression Of Spri,s. can be e6ec,ually
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SPORTING EMPORIU.

1872 Main Street, Opposite Eagle Square,
RICHMOND, VA.
1.-THE largest and most extensive stock oil
i Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Walking Canes aud
Fishing Tackle in the Sase together with .
general a assortment Of Fire Arms and Sporting
Articles Colts Revolvels Of all sizes Rsvoly-
ers of all makers Dixon's EIawkesley's and
Sykes Powder Flasks; Pistols Of every kind
anil description Sho, Bays, Pouches, Bells,
Game Bags, Drinking Flasks.- Gun Wadding
English and German Single and Donble Guns,
BY the case TT single one, at all prices. Eley's
Walkers, Cox'$, Wrse,s, Richards, G. D
and other Caps. A general assorinrn, Of poek
Ell Cutlery.
Sept 25. 1854.
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NOTICE.

MY books, accounts and notes from July LIST 1852
1Xl to Jan. LIST ls55 have been transferred to K
H. Phillips, who is fully authorized to settle Will
those indebted to me or to whom am indebted
sincerely thank my numerous friends and customer.
who have so generously sustained me in past years
and take this occasion to inform them and the public
rangement under the name of A. NJ. SIMPSON a
CO., and shall continue to offer substantial induce
ments at the old stand, to secure their custom Ne
cessity compes me to do, as far as practicable, 4
cash business, and hence accounts will be opened witt
none but those Who expect to pay at least every six
months. Jan. 49, A. NJ. SIMPSON.
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Merchant Mill and Let of Land
FOB SAM

4 n obedience to decree of the Circuit Court oil
n Nelson county, pronounced on the 4eh day of Nav
1853, in a suit therein depending, between Samuel
Fox, plaintiff, and John Miller and others defend
ants, (and in pursuance of order made in the sa,ne
case at the last term of said Court , l. the under
signed, as commissioner, appointed by said decree,
WILL on Saturday the tenth day of next month"; Feb
ruary, proceed to sell at Auction on TIE promises
the Merchant Mil, mentioned in the papers of said
suit, and the lot of Land attached to the same;
containing about twenty acres, situated in the coun-
ty of Nelson, between Kockfsh Gap and Greenfield :
and within about six hundred yards of the public
road.
With some little repairs, the said Mill might be
rendered valuable property.
The TERMS will be so much cash in hand as NAV
be sufficient to defray the legal and charges Of
sale and credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, given the balance of the purchase money!
for which the purchaser will be required execute
his bond with good security, and The title of the land
and mill withheld as ultimate security.
JOHN B. SPIECE, Commissioner.
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TO2TffE PuRITC

FFsfIE public are informed that still carrying
Il on Harness making and Saddlery and'that my
duties Tailor do not Interfere Herewith When not
in my shop myself, there will always be gentleman
there to attend to business am thankful to the citi
zens of Augusta Comfy for the generous support
have already received and hope to continue in the
business, and executing good work all work conf
ded to me, will he promptly Finished at fair prices
Ny shop is doer North of John b. Sciererss Con-
fee tonafy. HENRY l.. BRYAN
n1a
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S ALE OFLAND.

NJ will offer for sale on the premises, on the stf
w day of FEBRUARY, Tract OF Land containing
$50 ACkES, lying the Lexington Road, about
two miles above Greenyille, belonging to the estate
OF Samuel Finley, decd. There is comfortable Log
House, Barn, Spring. Orchard, Meadow, and a
branch running through at both ends of the farm
1t is desirable small farm. The land will be shown
by John Brown, who lives on the land or by, Mat
thew Pilson, one of the Executors. Terms made
known ON day of sale.
MATTHEW PILSON, Ex'ors of
SAML. b. FINLEY S. Finley.
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CHEAP FURNITURE.

i Am this day receiving from Boston and New York
j IL Sofas different patterns, doY best Mahogany
Chairs, II large Mahogany Rocking Chairs, 10 doz
Cane seat Chairs, and 9 doz. Rocking Chairs, from
81 Ito 81. also have ls Centre Tables bought at the
lowest rates, besides large assortment OF Furniture
of my make, that will sell to those that buy TO,
cash very short credit at prices that must sur
prise the purchaser. For Bargains. call one door
west Of Central bank. AID. CHANDLER.
ALSO, -Metalc Cases, large assortment kept
constantly on hand, at variety OF prices and UNI
dertaking promptly attended to.
Jan. 10. s4 A. d. G.
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ATTENTION, LAND BUYERS!
p AM authorized 10 sell near 400 Acres o
Land within mile of the furnishing vii
age OF Nj. Scion, Augusta county. and convtJ
nien 10 good schools, and Messy Greek Acade-
my. The land is principally level, and 200
Acres can be waered for meadow. The soil is
IA deep mnlallo. with growth OF oak, pine, and
hickory, excellent for grass, wheat and corn,-
Forty 10 fifty bushels per acre will be raised oA
the farm this season although one Of tAe Gryesi
summers in our vicinity iot many years. and
near to fine mountain range Tor rattse. Buias-
inss are excellent. The land can be convert.
entity divided into two or three tracts. Marse,
convenient, Is miles 10 Va. Central Railrsad al
Siaunon, and IA to Manassas at HarrisonGMa
shen completed. In addhioa, the Doris Arna
Company are ahnrs e0mmen cling ons or awe
furnaces within miles Of he k.Em. requiring
IA lalae number Of hands which will aAold al
additional market,
TERMS very liberal: one-,hird in hana the
balance 10 FIVE equal payments, and $40 pei
acre. +.=
have no interest in the sale OF The above
property. bal consider it gsea, bargain. For a
description Of the land, &C., and The beauty Of
lis soea,ion, refer any one 10 VIM. G. Stevens,
Hafrsonbnrg, Va, one Of tbe editors Of the Reg.
lister. Apply 10
C. II. HARRIS, Agent,
MI Scion, Augusta County, Va.
Sept, rs, lsa4.-tf.
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$40 REWARD.

DANAWAY from r. NJ. Gentry on the 10th day oil
N December, n neg man named BROWN, who
formerly belonged to widow Bells estate. Said boy is
about % years old rather light complicated, and neal
six feet high A prominent mark on said boy is that
the tip end of bis fingers hand have been frost
ed off. | win give reward Of s 30 to any person
taking said boy out of the county, and 0 in tn,
county, if he is placed in Jail any place else where
| can secure him.
Jan. q, 1850. X. NJ. GENTRY.
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bargains, Bargains Bargains.
GREAT Bargains for cash, il you want Cheap
VI Dry Goods call at GEORGE w. SMITHS New
very reduced prices for cash. he has reduced the
price of ladies dress goods from Is to so per cent less
than the usual price his stock of goods is new rur
chased generally for cash at the North. splendid
assortment of Ladies and Gentlemens wear all of
which he will seh low, want to close them out
by the LIST of March, in order to make for our
Spring Stock, Also handsome variety OF Bonnets
and Millenery goods Cloaks made to order with q
variety of Dry Goods which will sell cheap.
Jan. g. Main st., one door below Union Hall,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

w "a IVA Nv IL
MN; Figgat, Moses Stricken, Samuel +. Jor-
w dan and others. 10 Plaintiffs
against
The junction Valley Turnpike Company, VIM. II.
Anthony, John ). Wilson, VIM. 7. Hardy, VIM. W.
Boyd, Edward Valentine, Andrew l.. Boyd, Ohio w.
and Elisha +. Paxton, Defendants
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court OF Rock
bridge County, to ascertain the liabilities of the
junction Valley Turnpike Company, whether due by
Trust deed or mortgage to scrip-holders evidenced
by certcates OF scrip issued in pursuance of resolu
lions OF the Company, and secured BY Trnst deed,
not SO secured Judgment, bond or simple contract,
and report the same to the Court and also to aseer
tain all the real and personal of said company
hereby notify all the creditors of said company and
day the 18th day of FEBRUARY next, at my Office in
Lexington shall proceed to make up said accounts
}. W. MASSlE, Commissioner in Chancery
Jan. g.. 1S55--4w.
NEW ANDyALUABLELA LAW BOOK s--Recent.
~ ly published and for sale, by A. MoRRls, Law
Bookseller and Publisher, 81 Main Street
kobinsons Practice. Vol. 1.-The Practice in
Courts Of Justice in England and the United States
by Conway Robinson. Esq. Vol /, as to the place
and time OF transaction or proceeding, treating
chiefly Of the conflict OF Laws and Statute of Lin
tations, price So.
edition, with Notes and References to subsequent De
cisions. By Iucian Minor, Esq.--price SIS.
ATT PRESS.
Second Edition of Lomax's Dgest.-Digest OF tht
Laws OF Heal Property, generally adopted and in
in the United States BY John iaylor Loinax i, /,
D., of the Judges of the General Court OF Virginia
and formerly Professor OF Law in tho University o
virginia. in vols. royal syo, greatly enlarged ant
improved.
A History of Suit in Equity, adapted to the Prac
vol. royal II mo-
Richmond, Jan. 9. A. MORRIS, Publisher.
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= - e 71-'-a - -sai
THE MARKETS.

RICHMOND, January 10.
We quote Flour to-day quiet. Superfnc $3.50
Extra S9.75aSl0. Family $1,000. Wheat $l.s5a
sos Rye $l.05al.lO. Corn SIC. Glover Seed
$3.50. Oats 42a45c. Meal S0as7c. Rock Plaster
$3.50. Ground 5000.
Brown Shook, Commission Merchants.
In Richmond, Cattle sold, $3 a $3.50 gross
Hogs, $6.50a$7-supply moderate. Sheep $250a$5
for ordinary and superior.
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6Gr There is an error in the few lines
on our outside, Introducing Mr.. l.etcher's
remarks IN Congress. About third o.
our issue Was "worked of" before we no
ticed it. II was then corrected. Instead
of privileges for ruaaDay debate, il
should read privilege for running de-
bate"
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we prices IN cash or equivalent. 4lsH
an. G.-Messenger copy. X. d. THOMA
MESSRss. ANTOINE 4 MANONE,
They keep the best Of Candies,
And every thing that's nice,
In Winter, Cakes and Cordial,
In Summer, Creams and Ice ;
D, take your time my loyeic's
But let your time b. soon,
To go, or send for what YOU want
To ANTOINE Il MANoNEs' Store.
Preserves,--th best of Jellics.
And Fruits most rich and rare,
Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons,
And Citron,--all are there,
Oh take your time my darlings'
And let that time be soon,
For what you want, you'll always find
At Antone d Mdnones' Store.
And also for the Holidays
You know they are just at hand,
They he We the best assortment
Of .sBon-bons" in the land,
Then take your time FAIR LADIES,
To please your children soon,
At ANTOINE & MAsoNEs' Store.
And what will please the MISSES,
And it is to them we sing;
They keep the s,ceetest kisses,
Except the real thing,
Then take your time young gallanfs,
But let that time be soon.
You'll always please the .iadics,"
At ANToSE Il MASoNEs' Store.
And nor a ,rord at parting
1t is ANTOINE & MtNoNE, can mako
Young gentlemen and ladies
The best of wedding cake,
Oh, take your time yotiSG lorers,
But let your time be soon,
To ned and buy your ,redding cake,
At ANTOINE Il MANONES' SroRH.
staunton, Dec. Is.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II AFING purchased of Henry Bare his entire stock
IL ofGoods, the undersigned will conduct the Mer-
chant Tailoring business in the same room heretofore
occupied by him. The cutting department will be
unoer the direction OF MIR. BARE, whose reputation
as an artist well established as to render it un-
necessary to say anything with regard to it.
He respectfully soeits the patronage of the Public
and pledges himself that exertion shall be wanting
On his part to merit it. W. A. STERRETT.
HAVlNG sold my stock of goods to Wm A. Stci
1lrett avail myself of this means of returning my
sincere thanks to my friends for the generous support
they have extended to me, and soliciting continu.
ance Of it to my successor.
Jan. l3.-4t. HENRY BARE.
MORE NEW BOOKS.-Lewis' American Sports
wi man.-The American Sportsman, containing
Hints to Sportsmen, Notes on Shooting, and til,
by Elisha J. Lewis, NJ. d., American Editor o
"Youatt on the Dog, &c, large octave volume
with numerous engrayings, price SO 90.
General Notions of Chemistry, by j. Pelouze ant
f. Frenzy, translated from the French, by Ednune
G. Edyans, NJ. D., with tinted plates, 81 TO-
Ike Malvels New. Book.--Fudge Dongs, being
Tony Fudge's Record of the same in forty chapters
by Ike Marvel, in two volumes, 81.
Sabbath Evening Readings on the New Testament
by Rev. John Cumming, u. D., +. Il. S. E., au
volumes, containing the Gospels of St. Mathew
and st. Mark, 10 cts each.
4 Stranger Here, the Memorial of one to whom t.
live was Christ, and to die gain.by the Rev. Hora
thus Bonar, London edition. rs cts.
hob of the Bowl, Legend of ST. Ingoes, Mary
land, by John ?. Kennedy and Horse Shoe Robin
son. a Tale OF Tory Ascendancy, by the same author
new editions 81 SO each.
:. Griilins Chemical kecreations, a popular compen
dunn OF Experimental Chemistry, for the use of Be
ginners by John Joseph Grhi n, ninth London cdi
ton, So so. For sale by ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria, Jan. 49, 1856.
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TIME ANDTIDE WAIT FOR NO IA,

'IME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NO N Al
In mems affairs there Is a "iile,"
So Truly sings the poet; So
But how can men on lis flood ride
Ii ihes we no sstimeo 10 show it!
The sooner then it's understood
Tie tirne-lde ebbs aud flnws.
TIE sooner you can take the flvod
And On lis tide repose.
|! lime and lille v i'll sait fer none.
Their movements keeping chime,
Without watch you re left alone,
Yes, all alone 10 time.
With time piece Of weltes,ed limo
No hood.,ide Will be lost,
If late the fisher casts his line ~
On ebb.tide luck he's tossed
The sailor tco, who heaves the lead
AND keeping watch BY guess
Will lose his reckoning, kept ty head
And raise a rebel mess.
a soldier, should your calling be,
You'll want youI time kept true;
You willm lime, then, 10 a L,
II taught by Bartholomew.
Let lovers, too, in guessing mood,
Once miss tho wedding hour.
No tide, to them, lis future flood,
Would yield It's nuWial power.
The merchant and the farmer too,
The mechanic aud the baker,
What, in wori, would all men DO
WITHOUT good matchmaker?
Love chains too, not gilled fetlers, s5
IT would be ha ID to find :heir beltrrs,
Breast. pins of pearl aud gold bead
So good they come not back 10 mend
Then have metallic mixtures,
Cheap and lust like golden fixtures,
Attend these hints, they are but few,
Aud now lis time 10 say adieu,
But "rerbum sat- keep time in view
The time of BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
Richmond, Sept. %, 1854.--ly. ass5i5
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e. We notice in the Richmond Dispatch,
a paragraph stating that the Rev. T. T.
Csstleman, Of this place. has been unani.
meusly invited to the rectorship Of the
Church of the Ascension. in Baltimore, to
supply the vacancy 'occasioaed BY the re-
signstiss Of Rev. ]. r. Brooke, D. d. II
il supposed the call will be accepted.
n No further fyl eicn neWs
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Co. We are indebted to the Hon. S. At
Douglas for copy Of his speech OH the
occasion Of public dinner in Chicago,
given him by his friends.
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-pocIG9IA2 .t A2e eEkkbk M
German -Bitters..
Prepared by
DIR. C.. Nj. JACKSON.
Prepared by

fCEnMAN M..rS,rTNr sTnvr
No. 100 A,ch s. on, TO-, hs,o.. ST.
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Thai, ,owsr 80 ss ~ ~
c.IlsS s,rs,,"t "V 49,. .ss useases q NY q
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sa.;'s ssns s,ea. virtues y! NE tecun-
~. oas ~ vac i;s' anu 'ssssr g'anas. exercising
ss.,;.~s g ',. powe. ~ Meakness anu ~.
'ovs"Hs ~ ''o u'ses'ivo o'sahsi 'ney arg WVnAl
sa'e, ce,,aln anu peasant,
FINGlNlAn TESTIMONY T..
Doctor j, NJ. Wilson, kexjagl0a, Va, Feb
9th, 1854 said slam entirely on, Of The Gei-
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REFERENCES.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
IT II: GRESHAMS Agency, Opposite the vir-
L ginia Hotel
Camille or the Fate of Coquette, price, soc.
Ida May or Things Actual ana Possible, by Mary
Langdon $l.25. a5a
p. 4: Barnum, his life and adventure, written by
himself Sl.25c. =
The Young Husband, by Mrs Grey, SIC.
Ilcartsease or the brothers Wife, by the author O.
the Heir of Rcdcyne, Sl.0O.
Yale College Scrapes, 25c.
The Goblin Snob S0c = fs# s.
2 The White Rover, or the Lovely Maid of Lous-
lana. -zfs :
The Sands of the saracen by Bayard Taylor, ST.
W.. All the Magazines for January 1865. Now i.
the time to subscribe, call or send to
I. II. GRESHAM, Agent.
Jan. IL. IOpposite Va. Hotel.
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COME TO THE SIGN OF the BIG GUN

IT II Subscriber begs leave to inform the Citi-
Il zens of Staunton and its vicinity, that he has
opened a GuS SMITH SHop, the Bridge leading
to the Passenger Depot where he will Manufacture
Rifles to order, and keep Stock of Ready Made on
hand. He will also do all kinds of Repairing in the
best manner at the Shortest notice.
ALso-He will keep general. assortment of Pis-
tolls. Colts, Aliens, and Pocket Rifle.) Powder
flasks, Shot Bags Game Bags Shot Pouches, all
kinds of Percussion Gaps, &C., &c.
He will also repair Door locks, Trunk locks, &C.,
Jan 6, 1850 j. H. WILLS
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Just Received at the,
New town Pr m ID

~ Il K subscriber is now opening fresh lot
i OF Goods Tor the present Season, consisting
in part Of: Dress Silks, silk plaid, all wool plaid
de lame, cashmere, niernoes, ginehams, and
prints of all kinds, colors and prices. Red white.
green, blue and yellow flannel, canton flannel,
striped shiriing, brown and black muslin, irish
linen, plaid camtrc, swiss muslin, dotted swiss,
french collars, cheriz-sts, silk, linen, bingham
and cutlon hdkf's, trimmings, libbons. gloves
and hosir,es ETC., etc. Shoes, bsois, hats aud
caps, hardware, queensware, glass and pIe,ly
clocks, crooks, tubs, buckets, broo,ns, etc. Gro.
Eceries otall kinds too numerous 10 mention
He oflats his sincere hanks to his friends and the
public for their generous patronage and hopes
still TO ineIit it.
MATTHIAS SCMlTH.
S.aunton nav e. 1S5A-tf
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MEGxr Rsrn~

NEW FIRM. ~
IT undersigned, under the style of WATTS &
l. RICHARDS, will continue the
HARDWARE
business in Staunton at the old stand of E. c. Rich
ards 4 Bro:
Their hope is that Oy constant and assiduous EFFORT
and by devoting their whole time to the business, u
please and by moderate charges To merit and receive
fair portion Of public patronage.
.r WIN. II. WATTS.
Jan Is. 1856. Il. C. RICHARDS.
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DISSOLUTION.

ON the LIST inst, the firm OF Il. C. RICHARDS 4
" BRO, was dissolved by mutual consent. The
new firm of WATTS 4 RIeHARDs, is alone authorized
to settle up the business. +. G. RICHARDS.
JNO. c. RICHARDS.
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Look This " an.

NTEINER { BROTHER are now selling of their
- large stock of Winter Clothing at Cost They
want to make for Spring supply, and AS their
supply is unusually large, they have determined to
n. bah their accounts are made off up to the
LIST. January, 1855, and persons indebted are re-
quested and expected to call forthwith and settle
Jan. 6, 1915.
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NOTICE.

nRAYT0N G. MEADE, (ate of the lrn of Adj
II Olson & Mcade,) and WILLIAM CACHES,
hayng entered into partnership under the name
plements, Seeds, Manures &C., have bought ont the
entire stock of X. S. Hnek, and located at his old
stand on Fairfax street, East side between King and
Prince, will continue to keep on hand, full and
complete assortment of the various articles in their
line of business and will always be happy to their
old friends, and all who may be pleased 10 give us
their patronage. ID. q. MEADE.
WM EACHES
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-13
Paints. Oils, &C.

0NE Dbl Copal yarnish, l Dbl. Coach do, dc
~ Japan do, $50 Gal. Sperm Oil, 5000 lbs. Lewis
Pure White Lead (ground in oil, Chrom Green and
Yellow, (dry and in oily Sienna and lumber, raw and
burnt, dry and ground in oil, Patent Dryer and
Letharge, just received and for sale by
=. b. EskRlDGE, Druggist, Main st.
Jan ID. 1865. - e