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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

COLOURS, BRUSHES AND ARTISTS, Ma
~ TERIALS Of every description, at
P. II. TROUT 4 CO.'S Drug Store.
Stanton March IS, 1866.
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GARDEN TOOLs.-We have on hand fine as
VI sortment eff Garden Tools, sucn as Spades,
Forks, Rakes, Trowes, sets of Tools, de-, which
we will be leased to show our customers.
Staunton, April 49, $WO obs 4 GlLKESON.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

For Justice Of the Peace and Overseer
of the Poor.
Veg We are authorized to announce y. N. Gill.
BERT as candidate for the Offices OF Justice of
the Peace and Overseer of the Poor III District
No. l.
April 20. Isolde
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(NrOODWAn E.-We have just received large
w supply of Cedar Tubs, Buckets, Trays
Brcoms, Bathing Tubs, Market Baskets, Horse
Buckets. Clothes Pins and various articles useful
to all housekeepers. WOODS d GILKESON.
Stanton, April l3, 1860.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

lizard WARE.-We have commenced receiving
Ill Spring supplies of Hardware, Cutlery,
&C., which have been purchased at the lowest fig
ures for cash aud will be sold on accommoda ting
terms to cash or prompt 6 months buyers.
Staunton, April l3. WOODS 4 GfLKESoN.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

HOAL OIL LAMPS with latest improvements,
~ also a superior article of Coal Oil
. P. H. TROUT & CO.
Stanton, March %. 1860
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

Private Exatertai1ane
l. next door to y. G. Morris Store, Augusta
street, Stauntdn, for ENTERTAINMENT in
plain, genteel way, at prices model ate and fair
He solicits call from those who want quiet place
and substantial food
Staunton, April 49, Cost Fl. RISK.
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FOR COMM0NWEALTII'S ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
H. HARMAN, Esq, dis a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Commemorative Attorney, for
Augusta county.
March 2, 1S60.-tde
We are authorised to announce KUBER
j.. DOYLE ESQ.,, Candidate for the office of
Commonwealth Attorney for Augusta county.
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~ PIECES FLOOR MATING, white and CO.
IU rored. at TAYLOR 4 H0GES.
Stanton, April 6, 1860.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

d EFRIGERATORS, &C.-We have on hand
IL of the celebrated cdr. Kane" Refrigeraters,
superior to any now in use. Also variety OF a.
ter Coolers of the most approved patterns.
Staunton, April 49, WOODS Il GILKESON.
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"a BBLs. Refined and Brown Sugars 80 bags
CU Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee; Is bbls Syr-
un apd Molasses, just receve4 and tor sale low at
TAYLOR 4 HOGES.
Stauntcn, April 6, 1860.
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ITO THE JADIES.-l5 $50 white and colored
L SHAKERS, from No. 3 to II, at 37M cents.
Is Boxes, white, black and fancy Rucl es. some as
low as ~ cents. Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, per
Needlework, de-, very low at
Staunton, April Is, go. GOLDENBERG'S
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Local Itexn9.

MAYORS Court. f. =. Ferguson, P,esi-
sting.
James Bunnell, white man, was arrested
last night for being drunk and riotous. He
was carried to the Lookup, and this morn
ing on appearing before the Mayor, he was
discharged by paying the sum OF So in the
City Treasury.
BREACH OF PEACE Mrs. Sykes, Hiss Liz
z!e Tyne, Miss Jenny Nichols aud b. Nc
ulley appeared before Mayor ferguson
!hss morning, and took oath that they stood
lii fear OF Thomas Gaia, Mrs. Susan Cain,
u. Y. Cain and G. Dallas, and wished to be
protected by the law. The whole party were
soon before his Honor. The case was exa,n-
med very minutely, and resulted in Mrs.
Gam being required to give security for Der
future good conduct That lady address d
The Coart in ose OF the fastest speeches we
eyer heard, uttering words faster than We
could make straight ,Aarks on our note
book.
MAYORS Court. foRTsMourH--G. w. Grtce
Prasiding.
At last, after whole weeks struggle, one
Case presented itself to the Mayor this morn
ing, but on account OF circumstances it was
laid over until Monday morning.
Sir. William Loure, butcher in the mar
ket was presented Tor selling beef aud meat
without license.
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CaoUETRY.- is strange fact. yet It i
none the less true, that virtuons woman
will occasionally encourage unwittiusly and
to certain degree, unwiiingly, improper
addresses. The lover may ask pardon for
his indiscretion, but offends again while sup
plicating for forgiveness. She, herself, will
excuse hia love ON the plea of innocent in
tentions. She will then pity him for his suf-
farings while she continues to listen to him
as an agreeable aatterer; she exhorts him to
fortitude while she secretly admires his gen
crosby; and while she endeavors to instil
virtue into his mind, she imperils her own
position in society. When such woman
succumbs to seductive arts, like Caesar, she
displays dignity in her fall. There is moth
ing more absurd and coquettish than wo-
man pretending to be displeased at the de-
claration of love which she already knows
to exist. Her reception of the visits OF an
admirer sanctions the declaration, and proves
it to be grateful The pleasure of being loy-
ed finds its way into every heart that thfobs,
and Madame de Stael has justly remarked
"that we cease to love ourselves ii We are
not beloved by another" This is danger
Gus truth that has tripped up many woman
in the path of rectitude. The vanity Of the
human mind cannot conceive any circum
stance more painfal and degrading than tina.
of meeting with utter Indifference. dow
maddeuing must he such a conviction in the
mind of a coquette!
RELIGIOUS. Last night the Rev. y. \.
Barrel, OF the Christian church, situated
on W ash ingtoH Point, preached very able
and impressive sermon from the llth chap
| ter of Luke and Sad verse--"Tbe men OF
Nineye shall rise'up in the Judgment with
| this generation and Condemn it, 10. they re-
pented at the reaching OF Jonas; and be
hold a greater than Jonas is here" Meet
ings have been held at the said church du
| ring the last six or eight nights, and win be
continued during tomorrow morning, night
and the whole of next week.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
'ATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. L. Waters, Proprietor.

Nns. l.. Waters, Proprietor.
John E Rand, Baskerville, N H; Mills &
Marshall, Isle OF Wight county. Va; John
NJ Rudd, Williamsburg, Va; w S Smith,
Manchester, Va; L Nixon, Louise Wells
Troupe T l. Gait, Pooahontas /; b Wyatt,
Nansemond county, Va; Thomas P Tross,
W G Cranberry, North Carolina DR.. w II
Wood, Hampton. Va J Il Goosh, Oxford,
C; James D PERI, James j Grimes, Yir-
ginia; Robert A Lively, r Boway, Will
Harrisburg, Va; j G Grimes, ) G; " H
Badlam, y s N.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, H., Proprietor.
Jos R Moss, j W Beaton, W W Beaton,
Boykin's Depot; A II Lindsey, Deep Greek
j Rendell, n. Il 2. Railroad b } Daily,
Eastern Shore, Va; Simon T Ben, North
Carolina fhus l. Holstesd, Richmond, Va;
d P Andrews and lady, Maine; Oan'l War
ren, New York Peter Geachetti, with lG
Old Point Band.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. @. C. Rartiing, Proprietor.
James 0 Cheshire and lady, Virginia Ii
W Maddrey, n + Maddrey, W Ii Davis, la
dy and servant, North Carolina; S Weieel
Elizabeth City, N C; George D underhill,
New York ; William NJ Thompson, Balti-
more.
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Auction Sales.
Extensive and UnreserYed Sales
AT AUCTION.


TO THE LADIES.
NTESSRS. A. 4 f. KINNEY, OF POI baIti,
lS1 timore Street, Baltimore, Shaying opened
an Auction House Room at II Main ST,
in the store lately occupied by MIR PAschai
Schis,no, are disposing Of very large Asd SUI
perior stock OF line Gold JeWeIly. line Gold
Pens aud sold and Silver Pencil! Cases. togeth-
er with very large SI,t OF Notions, Plated
Ware Silver Spoons and Fork, Chased Cups,
Cruet Stands, Cake Baskets, silver ica and
Brea fast Services of the very iareSt ind most
elegant styles of superior pattern ana work
mansbif.
ALSO
Standard Books, Oil Paintings, Ci.ais, cut.
lery, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Staple Dry
Goods, London Steel Engravings, Fancy foods
in endless variety, and othe! selected goods too
numerous for specification.
In addition, will he opened Fresh Fruits. &C.,
&c.
SALES TO THE La DIES,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Murnina5 81 ii
O'Clock, AZ NJ.
In the interval between sales the goods viii
be in view, and every attention paid purchasers
at private sale.
N. Il The Gold Pens, Jewciry, &C., being
MANI i&ctursd by MessrS. ! s: I kenney, OF
Baltimore the first and largest manufacturers
in Mary land, are recommended with the most
implicit confidence.
Auction Sales every EVENING at : O'Clock
p. NJ,
ME2WiN & CO,
mh ~ Auctioneers.
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MAZE THE MATTER RIaHr.--We have re
ctived communication from a member Of
he Chambers Hook and Ladder Compa-
ms" OF Portsmouth,, accusing us OF ,'0ing
them injustice in our report yesterday al the
lie on Washington street We made men
ton that the two fire companies were quick
ly on the spot and rendered efficient service,
but said nothing about the Hook and Ladder
Company. Now, gentlemen, allow US to
make an explanation. We were not present
at the fire on Thursday, and our informant,
who gave us the particulars did not mention
anything about your company being pres
.stt, and at the time did not think to ask
'a'fi, is tae cause of the mista',e or neglect,
tof il has always been eur disposition and
dusy to give "honor where it is due and
gentlemen Of the Hook and Ladder Compa-
ny, you may rest assured that We did not
;nean TO do you any injustice. but was an
oversight on our side. We are in formed by
zhe knowing ones that the company, since
.ta organization, have saved a great uantity
vi property from destruction by the activi-
w Of its members, and from their pgesen t
inl numbers we are incliaed to believe that
= they will remain together, and ever have
~ stchtui eye to The interest OF the public -
dur bow, gents; will you accept?
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A New Era for Virginia II
JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTING
BY CALORfC OR HOTAIRi /!
rHE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
OF rHH
DAILY DAY BOOK
row the most complete establishment at the
south, using one o.
EklCSSON'S CALORir ENGINES
To Drive Two OF the
BEST JOB PRESSES IN THE W0R
With the most approved
PAPER, CARD CUTTING AND OTHER
MACHINERY.
together with all OF the latest ana most
beautiful styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
JOB YPE,
And the largest assortment of
Bill, Letter, Note aad Plain Paper, Runcy
Cards, Card Boards, dc.
Either OF our Job Presses will print from 500
to 1000 sheets per hour, and make a uniform
and beautiful impression. A thousand Cards "
a thousand Hand-Billa can be printed and de.
hvered In from one to tive hours after the order
is given, and we will guarantee in all cases the
prices shall be satisfactory.
WE PRINT
business and Professional Cards az 83 90
quality.
WE PRINT
tiand-Biils at 81 OL o $40 90 a thousand
according to size Sc.
WE PRINT
8iII-IIeads, Labels,
circulars, Bills OF Lading,
Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Bank Checks, Pamphlets,
Catalogues, Legal Blanks,
and in fact every description of work for less
than it can be done elsewhere.
We have incurred very heavy expenditures
In fitting up 4 first class Job Office so that our
people might have their printing AL done here
at their own doors, and all we ask is trial and
we will guarantee satisfaction as to character
OF work and prices.
We Keep three or four good workmen il our
Job Department, and our stock of Inks, Papers,
Cards, Bfonzes, &c, &c. will enable us to get
up anything that the man of business can pos
sibly want. Call and see specimens and leave
your orders. no II
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Mrs. FAIRFIELD.--We take pleasure !. in
mentioning the presence in our city of Mrs.
Jane Fairfield, widow OF the late Sumner
Lincoln Fairfield, whose brilliant genius and
early death awakened the interest OF thou.
sands who never saw him. Mrs. +. is the
mother of two singularly gifted daughters,
and is herself engaged in literary pursuits.
She has travelled much in our section, and
lie warm defender of our institutions. She
IL now in the city with the view of dispo-
sing Of the works of her lamented husband
and the productions OF one of her daughters,
Miss Geneva G. Fairfield, at present the
victim Of heavy aflliction. We sincerely
hope that she will be received by all with
tbs courtesy due to a lady, and the encour-
segment h1r praisewor thy sfor is deserve.
MILITARY e understand that the n. L.
4. Blues under the command Of Capt. Wick.
cry contemplate having a parade on Monday
next 26th inst, and no doubt will make
grand and imposing show.
jon PnfNr1NG-The Day Booh. estab lish-
ment having large number OF hands en-
ployed who are dependent ON their labor for
their support and the support of their fami-
lies; and having very heavy investment in
Printing Materials, Types, Presses, sis
forced to keep the work agoing, and IN order
to do so, offers unusual Inducements TO per
aons wishing Job Printing OF any kind exc
cuted. So, if you wish to save large per
0entage, call at the Day Book Buildings,
to get your job Work seatly, promptly and
cheaply executed.
WEATHER.-With regard to the weather
to-day, is a second edition Of yesterday. 1t
is to be hoped there are "a few more lett 0!
the same sort,' and that we shall have them
in unbroken SUGGESTIONS for severa! weeks
to come. The ladies are aking advantage
of these nice sunny days, and our streets are
daily thronged with the beauty and fashion
of the city. Bachelors, one word to you.
take stand this afternoon near our sane
tum. and gaze upon the beauty as it passes,
and il you will agree to throw prejudice
aside, our word for it, your heart tif you
have one,) will be stolen from you Hark,
and heed eur advice. eve speak to you as
a friend
TEN, TWENTY AND THIRTY PER CRXr
Don't give your Job Printing out without
consulting saving you can make Of ten,
twenty, and in some cases, thirty per cent,
by calling in to the Day Book Office, and
examining specimens and prices. Circulars,
Cards, Handbills, &C., printed at almost
less than it costs to have them distributed
Clear the track the Caloric Engine is
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DIRECT LINE TO BOSTON.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
-: :.l'liIalIaie

ffNHE Merchants and nj. Steamship Com
l. pany having completed;their arrangements
for direct line from NORFOLK TO BOSTON
will run the steamers WI. JENKINS, Captain
George Haliett, anG the JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Captain W. Loveland, to and from the points,
leaving each City every SATURDAY at three
o'clock, p. Nj.
These vessels are LIST Glass Side Wheel Sea
Steamers, with superior accommodations for
passengers and large eaoacity for freight, and
are commanded by able and experienced off
GERS
Travellers sni shippers viii lind i, to their
advantage to parronise this line, as no effort
will be wanting to make this the t'4rioAeeg
Line,'') favorite with the public 4,
The VIVA. Jenkins win leave on siTUR-
DAY, March 9Th, at 3, p. NJ Passage, inci,..
ding Meals and State Rooms, Sl2 90.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Agent,
NH 70 Chsmbsrlsin's Wharf N0rfoix.
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NOTICE TO CIVIL ENGINEERS.


'!'HE Board OF Directors wish to ensssea.,
Engineer to prepare plans, and superb.
tend their execution, for the Sewerage Arc
Drainage OF the buildings and grounds OF he
Eastern Lunatic Asylum and t1J the cons.,uc-
ton of works for q supply of water
For such inform alton as can re given witt.
out.a personal inspection al the premises ~.
pilcat,on may be made 10 + M Thomnse4.
President of the Board.
Williamsburg, Va, March &, lSG0
NH lu--Du,
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SLiUED HACUN HAMS,
A = we are eneaped in cutting BeaI Steaks,
N Mutton Chops and Smoked Beef Hams,
we now make it Known That we are cntting and
slicing Virgins. North CaroiiAs, baltimore and
prices Of il. IA and IS cents pound.
NH j L BELL i co.
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$. 0. NfER WIN d Co. Anct'Ts
BY MERWIN i CO.
Will, BE SOLD

w
WILL BE SOLD
A 7 Public auction, on THURSDAY March
~ 10th, at Noon, if fair, ii not the first fair
day. on the premises on Ferry Point, a number
of valuable Building lots, beginning at the N.
West corner of Lot No Al, in the plun of the
Town of Washington Point, better known
the County Residence Of Guyot, Esq, tbeing
on the West Of Smiths streetl binding on the
said lot as well as Oh lot No "a. thence TO 18th
street, thence along line parallel With the
fence-.00 feet of high dry land commanding
tine view ofNnrfolk and Portsmouth harbors.-
These lots can be made a continuation of the
said Town, and will be sold in sized lots to
suit purchasers. The difference of saving in
the present high rate of taXes-add to which,
the leelthiness of the situation--would, in a
few years pay for the buildings The Lots
fronting the river run to the channel. Title
warranted The whole of the 13 acres forming
Powder Point, Immediately opposite Ports
mouth, can be sold, il a sufficient offer be made.
A olat ofthe above can he seen at the store of
Messrs Merwn Co, No II Wide Water ST.
Y GUYOTT.
MERWIN y co,
NH 10 AuctloneerS.
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5 COMPANY F.-The Southern Guards, or
Company F." as they are classified in the
regiment to which they are attached, parad-
ed Tor the first time in full inform yesterday
afternoon, and made a handsome military
display. They numbered fifty four, rank
and file, and under the command Of Captain
L. NJ. Rradtod, marched through the ptin
cpai streets Of the city to the ma tai mhsic
OF the Old Point Band which had prev iousiy
bean engaged for the occasion. Their evo
lutions were executed with skill and prompt
ness, and under the circumstances, being
their first dress parade, these citizen soldiers
acquitted themselves admirably, TIE fol
lowing is a list of the officers Of the COM
pany
Captain Edmond NJ. Bradford
LIST Lieut-Harry W. Williamson.
"a do Richard G. Taylor.
Orderly Serg't-Walter Il. Taylor.
"a do + McCourt.
Sd DO j. W. Hardy.
4th do Joseph Walters.
lst Corporal "A. II. Jacqueneau.
"a do Robert B. Baylor.
I'd do John T. Lester.
4th do John R. Ludlow
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Butcher and Huckster's Strike

RENTING OF BUrcHER STALLS IN THE New
MARKET HousG-GREAT EXCITEMENT. -Ae-
cording to advertisement, the Commissioner
u the Revenue proceeded to rent out the
Stalls in the New Market House to-day at
y o'clock. The auctioneering vas conduct
ed by Mr.. James l.. Belote, OF the firm OF
Ferguson & Belote. No l was first put up
st 500 per year, the price set by the au-
,horities, and the auctiuneer after dwelling
"n it sone time, and getting no bid, then
moved Oh to No. 2, then to No. 3, and each
No. unit! he got down to No. %, when he
b,ei tina. No. and No. % in for some one.-
The Butchers Were all standing around in a
great state of excitement, aud there appear
r'i to have been an understanding among
themselves not bid ON auy of the stalls, aud
when these Nos. were bid for, the exciteman
ran very high among them, and they en-
leavored to ascertain who were the bidders,
put the auctioneer kept that matter to him
Eeir and loud and deep were the mutterings
against the persons whatsoever they were,
who had thos bid. He then passed on down
The Market carrying out each number, but
received no bids, except the above Tor any of
the Butcher Stalls.
The Butchers, we understand, obtct TO
III" stalls, AS they are not turn !sbed with
otacks for cutting up their meat on, and no
place allowed them for putting til blocks.
IN addition, we learn they have several 9th
btipntibus hDt yhjS IA, ma h
principal one.
thc bidding then commenced On the side
stalls or the huoksteFs stands, starting from
ihe lower end OF the market, but here there
appeared to be an equal scarcity Of bidders,
qhough as we understand it from Il different
cause, after passing along till near the mid
die of the market without bid, the suc,
Iioneer finally knocked down one of the
stalls for S75, the price liked by the Coun-
ellis. After this several other stalls were
knocked down at the same price-making
six in all of the huckster's stalls, at So.
The cause of dissatisfaction on the part Of
rhe hucksters as we gather, is the high price
xxsd by law for the stands, which they have
to pay in addition to their license, and it is
intimated combination had been entered
into by them to "strike" against what they
consider 80 unjust proceeding.
p. S.--Since the above was written, the
butchers have changed their minds, and are
now renting their stalls st the fixed price
from Mr.. Worrell, the Commissioner. We
nav learn it is the intention of the Market
Committee to charge double pay for all stalls
not rented out before Monday.
p, s. again.-The Butchers since learning
the latter fact, have taken drink ''al
round" and are rushing 10 the Commission
er's Office in numbers and great confusion
some desiring to rent the whole market
house, county dock included; whilst the
paws OF the increase OF price has not yet
reached the hucksteys, who have retired in
disgust. 1t is the general opinion that the
Fstrike" is at an end.
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For NEW YORK. the swift and beautiful
Steamer jamestown, Capt. Skinner, will
leave here Tor New York this afternoon, i'm
,nediateiy after the arrival OF the Southern
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NNA,

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
&sssaps HAVE JUST RECEIVED A I.ARl Z.
Gsy supply Of those new style EONSE'.-
49, and would be giad Tor all my irseAv.
and customers to come and exam!r.a
them. think they will be paid for their tIoA
pie, as they viii see something entirely new
II the ladies' will only call ] an certain the,
VIII be induced to purchase one, a. they 81.
very pretty and also will assure the aties
mat they will have ptent. Ct Bonnet. come
one, come all. and ger a new style Bonnet Nc
cd Church street.
NH l9-eod2W NJ 4 MOORE
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SERGEANT"S SALE.

SERGEANT'S SALE.
DY virtue of an execution in my hands in IA
d vor of the City of Norfolk, vs.. u W LII .g
and w w Wing, shall sell at the front door
of the Court House, at II O'Clock, on MON
DAY, the 26th day OF March, that being Court
day, Negro Boy, LEWIS, levied to satisfy said
execution. The said Negro is about i6 years
old and very likely. Terms cash.
THOS CORPREW.
NH It'd Sergeant City OF Norfolk
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STELLA SHAWLS.

SlLlLA OLA w Las,
RLoE, Green, White and Scarlet Middle
~ Stella Shawis great bargain for the cas- h,
lust the the thing for the present season. at
NH 8 HDAIrSIjN,S
1'GN WARE An REDUCED PI,ICRs--
our stock OF TIN WARE is the largest ana
most complete to be found in any house in the
country, to which we would particularly invite
the attention of the trade.
mhl7 WD ROBERTS, in, y Co.