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PROSE WRITERS OF AMERICA. The Prose W

PROSE WRITERS OF AMERICA.-The Prose Wri.
tiers OF America With Survey of the Intellectual
History Condition aud Prospects of the Country
BY RUFUS WILNoT GRIswoLD. Illustrated with
Portraits from original artists. New edition.
Complete in one volume, svo. Cloth. S3.0o
Cloth, extra, gilt edges, 3.5O
Calf backs, Marbled Edges, ........... 400
Turkey morocco, extra, .......... Duo
awe deem this book by al. odds the best of its kind
that has ever been issued" YOrt Courier d. En-
quirer.
"The extracts with which it is illustrated, compose
mass of the finest passages in American literature
and are of character which will secure tor the volume
place on the book table of every man or woman OF
literary taste The portraits, of which there are nine,
are engraved in very beautiful manner. 1T IS NOT
only an admirable survey Of our literature, but very
interesting and important addition to it. "-Chrtsttan
Observer. ~ ~
ut is faithful view of our best prose writers and
their productions" BOSTON Atlas
"The book is valuable and very interesting; the bi
ographies are well written and the criticisms are in
the main impartial 1t is just the kind of book which
the general reader will like to possess and will afford
pleasant reading for many leisure half hour. ~
Com. Adreitiser. ~
1--WE commend the Prose Writers of America 10 {
wide national acceptance with the especial advice Il
the reader not to overlook the excellent Introductory
Essay on the Intellectual History, Condition and Pros
poets ofthe Country which contains many noteworthy
suggestions and much valuable information. "-RHice
| er60cker. rs-5 M
10y The above books will be sent by mail postage
paid, on receipt Of prices annexed.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5, lS56.-3ts. ID,
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.SW AN&CO'SLOTTERIES.
- authorized Jythe State Of Georgia. y y 4
CAPITAL PRIZE $40, 900!

NOPE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
PRIZES fGUAR1 NTE d.!
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~" Ihave frequently met with those who are Ia
BILE at any time to an almost deathy fantness and az
ness from the effects of sick headache, which, II MOI
most daily occurrence DR.. Sanford says, in large
and extended practice, there was scarcely case
where the NvIGoRAroR used in tme that IT aileo
to gverelief, and by continued use, prevent the re
currenee of the disease.
a. lima
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TOR SALE, A LOT IN FISHERSvILLE.
II On Friday tie 1871 day Of December next Will
as trustee of Peter Lynnse atpublc auction alright
title and interest conveyed by said Lynn of acer
tain LOT or Parcel of Land in the town of Fishers
Vile
Terms made known on the day of SALE
will only convey such title as / have.
]. H. MCCUE,
Nov. 10, l956.-tds. Trustee of p Lynn.
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THEFOLLOWING Is FROM THE RICH.
i MOND DISPATCH:
Beautiful Work

We noticed in the fair Of the Mechanics lnsti.
tute two of Boots and Shoes TOR Gentlemen and
Mr.. alexander Hill which reflects the highest credit
on his skill In The case Of Gentemen's Work we no.
tced two or three pairs of Boots and Shoes that SUR
pass in workmanship anything of the kind we
er seen either homemade or imported and our only
regret is that he has no competitors to contest the
palm of superiority with him. The case Of Ladies
Work is also of the best quality and we do not think
they can be surpassed by any other manufacturer All
who have seen this work compliment Mr.. Fl. highly,
but not more than he deserves.
Richmond Oct 1915
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- nessee Railroad is finished to Saltville, and am
prepared to furnish customers with SALT AND
PLASTER, in Sacks Barrels, upon the most accom-
modating terms and upon the shortest notice Ny a.
gents along the line Of the Road will receive orders for
either article in any quantities customers may desire
The attention of Farmers is particularly invited to the
Virginia article and feel assured that triawill re-
suit in its exclusive use.
Any orders addressed to bir. C. T. LIrcHYIrIp. INV
agent in Lynchburg will meet with prompt attention
~ All articles Of my brand are warranted PURE
THOMAS L. PRESTON,
SALrvILLI, Washington county, Va. &
Oct 90, 1S56.-2mos. -
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TOR sALE--A VALUABLE HOUSE &

EOR SALE--A VALUABLE HOUSE q
Il L0T.-Haying, by an exchange of property, be-
come the owner OF the House and Lot now occupied
BY Benjamin Crawford, Esq, on New street. in the
town OF Staunon, will, Saturday. tie 27tk Of De
Gambler 1885, offer for SALE in front of the premises the
said HOUSE AND LOT. As the sale viii be peremp-
tory and without reserve persons wishing to purchase
have the opportunity of doing credit of one
and three years without INTEREST," will be gyen the
purchase money be divided into three equal annual
payments. thus >; AcGlLL,
BY HUGH W. SHEFFEY, his Attorney.
Nov. 10, 1S56.-tds
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Our natice forests furnish us with Natures
own remedy for all lung complaints. DR.. Wis
tar, in his Balsam, combines the essential quail
ties of the Cherry Bark with Tar Water. 1t has
cured many cases of seated consumption.
Nov 19-1t1
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n0- REWARD.-The above reward will be
Do given to any one returning Red Sole Leet5er
Ts1laE, marked 'W. N. b. Va" to tue agent at the
Virginia Hotel Staunton or to Capt. Hill, at Harri-
sonbure The Trunk is supposed to have been lost
stolen from Hartman h Browns stage between Harri-
sonburg and Stauntou, on Sunday, the 9th met.
~. a 1S56-ROck Rer. COPY 1t.
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10000 Numbers corresponding with, those on the
Tickets are placed in one Wheel. The Prlzes are
placed in another Wheel, Number is drawn
from the Number Wheel and at the same tune rriie
placed against the Number drawn. This operation is
repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS, enclose the money to
our address for the Tickets ordered, receipt OF
which they will be forwarded by first mail :, :,
warded to the purchasers Immediately after The draw
ing
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
~" Remember that every Prize is drawn ana pay
able in full WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
~ All Prizes of 1000 and under,p paid immediately
after the drawing prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days. in full without deduction. -lf III!
ACCOMMODATIONS strictly confidential. :. %
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other iekets AZ
either Office.
Nov 49, 1856. % .. lcy..4s So .,' E. ..lt
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Approximation Prizes.
$3.50 prizes amounting to ..............S% o4,ooo
Whole Tickets $40, Halves 50, Quarters s214

The 5000 Prizes of $40 are determined by the last
figure Of the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, if the Number drawing the $40 9oo prlze
ends with No. /, then all the Tickets where the num-
Der ends in will be entitled to $40 If the Number
ends with No. Q, then all the Tickets where the NUM-
her ends in will be entitled to S4O and SO on to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk:
Certificate of q Package of 10 Wholes, ....... .s60
10 Halves, ........ ~
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At COST FOR CASH Invite Il PAT
n Ton have this day resumed selling their large
and desirable STOCK of GOODS AT coSr FOR CASH..
A. one of the concern intends retiring the LIST of
Jannary il is important that stock be reduced as
much as possible by that time, We ask therefore, all
in search of BARGAINS, to call and give us an opportu
nifty to prove what we say We viii still charge goods
10 3rompt customers at small advance on the cost.
Stannion. Nov. 10, lS5G.
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1ApyEgrIsEMENr.1

A rich man.-Many suppose Perry Davis to
be very wealthy from the immense sales of the
Pain Killer, but his benevolence equals his in
come. He is acquiring reputation more than
cold. Nov. 19-2ws.1
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Dr. William A. Shaw, of Washington, n. g.,
writes -
GAS WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is
the only patent medicine to which have ever given
my public recommendation, shall not suspected by
the candid of giving rash preeipitate testimony"
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on thewrap-
per.
Boston, Propretors Sold by their agentseverywhere
For sale in Stanton, by JAMES g. LAIRD and Dr. j.
O. NJ Mrppu ,rr -siat Nov 10, 1856.-lt.
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Z q FOR FovEhBFfR, 1856.
A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY!!
ch m ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CAPITAL PRIZE siO0, 900 DOLLARS
p s'.~esa EXTRA CLASS G.!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Nd,
y To be drawn Saturday. Nov. ODD, 1866.
Kei4f IN BALTIMORE, MD.
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers.

PRIZES AMOUNTING TO 1882 ,5O0Ii
will be distributed according to the following
SPLENDID SCHEHE!
O,GU0 NUMBERS !.-.1 ITO PRIZES!
PRIZES PAYABLE IN Full WITHOUT DEDrcrios.
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COMMISSIONER'S SALE.-In pu rsunce o
decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
rendered at the June term 1885, in the case OF Bell VS.
Gale, &C., the undersigned, as Commissioner OF SAID
Court, will proceed upon the premises, on Saturday
the 22d day Of Noreber, 1885, to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder the Life Estate of Sarah Gale In
the Tract of Land wherein she now resides IN Angus
To county containing ONE HUNDRED Il SIXTY
FOUR & u ACRES and, at the same time the In
terest of the Children of said Sarah Gale in Fee IN the
remainder Il
TERMS Cash sufficient, as to the Remainder, 10
nav the ccsts Of sut and as TO the Life Estate and Re-
ainder Cash sufficient pay costs Of sale the bal
ance in equal instruments at 6, u and Is months
bonds, with personal security to be given for the de-
fcrred payments and the title retained as ultimate Sc
cnrity ~ X. TURK, Comr.
| Oot G 1ss6 ids
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OPINIONS OF REGULAR PHYSICIANS

;
This certiies that have recommended the use OF
wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for dis
of the Lungs, for two years past and many bot
ties, to my knowledge have been used by my patients
all with beneficial results. Ia two cases, where was
thought confirmed Consumption had taken place. the
Wild Cherry effected cure. E. BOYDEN,
Physician at Exeter Corner
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It will be perceived by this plan that for $50 the
purchaser has Certificate of 10 Tickets, when If he
buys Tickets he would only get for that sum holes
Tins by buying Certificates he has four chances
for the larger Prizes Halves and Quarter Packages in
proportion. ~.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the mo.
ney to our address for the Tickets ordered on recept
of which they will be forwarded by first mail:
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and state
ny Remember that every Prize is drawn, and paya-
BILE in full agitkout deduction.
~ All Prizes offs 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing Prizes at theusual time ofthr
ty days, in full without deduction.
Accommodations strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed orrenewed in other Tickets at
either Office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates ofPackages OF Tick
cts, can be addressed either to
q S. SWAN & CO., atlanta, Ga.
lgA 81 or g. SWAN N0nt1OnaeTV, Ala.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-19
THE FEMALE POETS on AMERICA.-BY Rur

! f
THE FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA-By Rurus
WILMoT GRIswoLD. Illustrated with Portraits from
original artists New edition. revised, enlarged, and
brought down to the present time. l. vol. Syo.--
Cloth Observation-Disclosures. $500
Calf backs and corners, Marbled Edges, 400
Every rare, and very opposite, and very high abill-
ties are required for that decentralization OF the whole
continent Of terature-that exploration of every bay
and riyer and inland lake, with all their islandsthat
picturesque representation of every peculiarly OF the
subjects of research sketchy yet faithful spirited yet
minute-and, above ALL that grouping Of the whole In
one historical picture of national genius which are de-
manded by the enterprise which DR. Griswold has es.
saved and which he has successfully accomplished
by combination of knowledge and skill as uncommon
as il is delightful His biographical narratives dis
play great deal ofspirit and TACT His criticisms ex-
hibit thorough familiarity with the writings which
he reviews, and are animated with sensbiities and
perceptions kindred in their delicacy and ardor with
flowed They are searching, truthful, comprehensive
and candid in their character and always graceful and
elegant in style. "-Nev York Tribune.
'fDr. Grswold has performed the duties OF his un-
dertaking with diligence. taste, and discrmina-
ton which we doubt whether any other man in this
country could have equaed The selections are copi-
Gus and iudcious and the criticisms upon them are
delicate and just great deal otrouble has obvious
" been taken to obtain materials for the work. and TO
bring together accurate information in regard TO the
authors very large portion of the poems have been
given to the editor expressly for this collection The
work has therefore, to great extent, the value OF an
original production by the combined efforts OF our fe-
male poets. Norris and JViNiss Home Journal.
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TNRITST SALE OF PERSONAL PROPER.

/ TY.-By virtue of a Trust Deed executed to me
by Peter H. Woodward on the 2lst day of February,
1856, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Ale
ghany county shall proceed to sell to the highest eid
Jacksons River Bridge in Allegheny county on Thurs
da the 1 da Decsr next the W i3o%ng pG nn
half of which IS to 90 to satisfy the creditors OF the
said Peter H. Woodward to wit Five head % OF si Mor
one set of Wagon Harness for four horses one set OF
Blacksmith Tools, one Ok Wagon one Corn sReiler,
en- Furniture of every description such as Chairs Ia
bes Silver Ware, Cooking Stoves &e &C. Also %o the
ward, to Wit: One Cow, Calves, yoke of Oxen, one
bay Colt Concord Buggy and Harness twS-horse
Wagons and Harness, new Corn Crusher % head OF
Hogs Beds, Bedsteads, and Bedding parlor cane,
bottom Chairs eight day Clocks one gold watch no9
bushels of Corn Hay and Provender OF every descrlp
tion Provisions, Groceries, Liquors, &c, &c -
TERMS A credit of six months will be given on all
sums over SlO the purchaser giving bond with good
personal security and all sums less than So the
cash will be required. q. II. McDANNALD. T.
Nov 49, lS56.-tds. trustee.
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nUBLIC SALE.-Having determned to change
/ nay business, the FARM upon which now reside
will be offered at public sale, on Ihsday the an day
of December 1t is situated about miles below Staun-
ton, ON the New Hope road, and was known formerly
as the residence of Robert Harnesbarger dec and
is the same as that by Col Geo. c. Rob,
ertson will also offer for sale at the same tme all
INV Personal Property, to wit head of Mules, six
years old and well broken to single and double har-
ness head of Horses and Colts l6 head of Cattle;
40 head of Hogs; all of my Farming Implements con-
sisting of Pows Harrows tirst-rate tourhorse Wag
on with iron axles NEARLY new; Harness OF every
description; new Wheat-fan improvedpattern& &C.,
&c. 49,, mn
will also sell all of my Household and Kitchen Fur
nitue, which is nearly new, consisting of Chairs Ia
bles, Beds. Carpeting good Cooking Stove, &C., &c
Terms made known on day of sale.
taD ALEX. G. ROBERTSON.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.,Deterr-
mined to change our location the subscribers Of
fer for sale valuable TRACT Of LAND, iylngoh ,ne
Snrno Hill Road about four miles from Staunton and
Containing Three Hundred and Scyenty-three
Acres: 10 cleared and the balance heavily timbered.
Tho fnnc;ng is nil in excellent condition. A large
portion of the cleared land is well set in grass, and
there is on the place young Orchard OF wei Ea
frnt trees The improvements consist OF new frail'
ed ID DWELLING House, Barn, and other necessary
out.houses-all new. Persons will come and examine
the land and it is deemed unnecessary to enter INTO
TERMS will be made easy, and can be known by
,,ni;aat;or "" 70 e,tber of us. H. II. PECK,
'PfPn ,na o. Isse IF C. WEBB.
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AUNTON SPECTATOR ANDfG ENERAL A DIV ERT Is En-
VALUABLE AMERICAN WORKS,
= PARRY G. M'MILLAN.
.SuccessoRs TO A. HART, lLAIE CARY 4 HART,
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PARRY e. M'MILLAN.
Successors 70 A. HART, (LATE CARY 1 HART, ]
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F. PHILADELPHIA.
POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA-The Poets
and Poetry of America; embracing Selections from
the Poetcal Literature Of the United States, from
the time of the Revolution. With a Preliminary
Essay on the Progress and Condition Of Poetry in
this country-and Biographical and Critical Notices
ofthe most eminent Poets. BY RUFus W. Gals
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"a work entirely without rival in its department,
and for which there has for years existed marked and
increased necessity" -Ndtiondl Intelligeacer.
"The editor, the Rev.R W. Griswo!d, has cullcd
from the wide field Of American poetic literature many
468 pages, Is beautifully embeshed, and cannot but
prove an acceptable addition to every public and pr
vate library."-Post. e
r 'The whole volume is got up in manner to do
credit to American poets and to show that they are
MS performing valuable service when man Of
taste and information makes suitable, weassorted
selection and guides the friend Of Poetry in his
bles through those groves from which he might other
wise be deferred by their immensely. Such service
has been rendered by Mr. Grswold in his Poets and
Poetry of America. '"-BarOn frederick pop Raunaer
of Prussia. " ~
eve must not forget to thank Mr.. Griswold for his
good taste and good feeling 1t would be difficult to
overpraise either. "-Lond0N Examiner. ,.3 I'D.
"We think in this beautiful volume the reader will
find nearly all that Is worth reading in American poe
try."-Boston Morning Post.
2 iMr Griswolds work is honorable to the character
and genius of the American people -7hos. Campbell,
author of Pleasures of Hope"
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&c, 900 TICKETS-3.2 $50 PRIZESl!!
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO S2O4 900.
will be distributed according to the following
..I a. OpTITNdT pTHFHEJ5u p. q
4Pizes 81 sl5o ap Simat to go BOO pfize are 6ol
100000
8 $50 Prizes amounting to. .S%O4,oOo
Whole Tickets go, Halves IS, Quarters s%1S
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

As BY this Schemes one Ticket IN every IU IS guIT-
anteed to draw $40 we will sell Certificates Of PdcsG-
qes of 10 Tickets at the following rates risk
on them. ..rr.sr s......& %. ~
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed ac'
crues to the purchaser. a.o
Certificates Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets
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VALUABLE SAW MILL NJ ~
v MARKET.-By virtue of two deeds OF trust exc
cuted to me by Tucker W. Farrar and wife, Of date
spectvely the cd of May and 4th ofAugust 1852 both
of record in the Clerks Office of Augusta county,
19 Dan of December, the property conveyed in said
deeds deed I Consisting Of TWO TRACTS OF LAND lying
in the Valley of the Little Calf Pasture IS miles west
of Stanton The first contains, BY an old survey 500
adoin each other. They are both well timbered and
iSere is SON on one Of them NEW 81 " MILL built
the most approved plan and capable OF cutting several
thousand feet of lumber day, The Central railroad
passes right through this property, and thus opens
first rate market for timber An enterprisng man can
make all the payments this property out OF the
property itself, as fast as they fall DUE.
The sale is ordered by the creditors in the deeds OF
trust and as have control of all the debts secured
am prepared to say that the terms, which will be made
known on the day of sale, will be accommodating
The title is good but as Trustee shall only convey
the title rs vested in me. j. ID. IMBoDEN.
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" GOODS are now opening, embracing full and
complete assortment suited TO the wants of almost
cry one Our goods have been selected with great
care and will be sold to cash as well as prompt custom
ers ON the best terms We respectfully ask exami-
nation of our Stock being satisfied they will please.
j. BRANDEBURG co.
C.o.nIor Oct 90 1eEe
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Jso uunrr1 and W. W. MoGuInE, Esqs., comnm'rs
10000 TICKETS! $3.50 PRIzEs!le,

MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS. !.
BRILLIANT SCHEME!!! h
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NOR RENT will rent or sell on REASONABLE
u TERMS good lanyard, situated in the neigh
borhood of Green Bank in the county of Pocahontas,
together with 80 Acres of Land, about 20 ofwhich
is cleared. The buildings consist of good tstory
DWELLING HOUSE, and out-houses. There is O
frst-rate BARK MILL and BARK HOUSE attached
to the property. AMOS. h. CAMPBELL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-19

CTRAY HOGS...s5 REWARD.-Srayed
| y from Summerdean about 1.-THE 9TH Sept. spotted
HOGS-left ear cropped-weight about go to 100 lbs
gross. They bought at the sale ofMr BEEN, NEAR
Jennings Gap, and supposed to have strayed some
where between Summerdean and Jennings Gap OF
Churchville Any person finding and enclosing said
hogs, $50 as get them again. will receive the above
reward Address WIN. KERR,
Nov. s. lS56.-tf Summerdean, Augusta. Va.
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COLLECTION NOTICE.-Notice s hereby
II given to all who have kindly contributed to the
completion of the Lutheran Church, at Staunon, that
portion of their subscription fell due the first of
September 1885, 1t is therefore hoped that such will
endeavor to make prompt payment to the undersigned,
at Stanton which will be but little trouble TO each
individual whilst il would be much trouble for him
TO visit each subscriber. GEO. BAYLOR, q
Staunton Oct / 1886 Treasurer
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7T7O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
The books accounts and notes OF the late hrni OF
WATTS & RICHARDS have been assigned to us Tor
the benefit of the creditors OF said concern n
indebted to said concern must pay up ior'hwiih' Us
longer indulgence cannot be given;
Persons having claims against the SAID frm, must
them TO us forthwith the trust by Its terms
is for the benefit only of those who report their Claims
to us within ninety days from the lSth aay %
1 1857. Mammals Tnrs,a.s
| 7Staunton Oct 90, 1856.-tf trustees.
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NOTICE. am now prepared to make 10 order
IN LADIES' md GENILEliElrS BOOTS AND
SHOES of superior quality out of materials imported
direct BY myself, which fresher and better made
than can be purchased at the North.
ALIEN. HILL,
Maaufdctl-er and Importer of
French Boots md Shoes, No 1911,
Main Street, Richmona, Va
~" Particular attention paid to orders.
Richnnnnd Oct 90 1916 = ----- =