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| IN dersigned, who qualified in the County court .
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| May 5, ls5G-4w
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IN tenders his thanks to the public OF Staunton an
vicinity for the liberal patronage received since nj
commencement in business, and respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he has on hand
and we'll selected STOCK OF GROCERIES,, whic
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no THE LADIES.-A large lot of hsndsom
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