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The New Orleans papers report that there
is some apprehension with regard to suspi
cious movements of the enemy ten miles be-
low that city, at Bayou Slenvenu. Ap-
pearances seem to indicate a purpose of ma
king landing and destroying the fort at
the mouth of the Bayou In view of this
fact. General Twiggs has ordered hundred
men from New Orleans to take possession
of the fort. The Delta. abiding to the for
ti6cation. says:-There are eight twenty
four Founders in the work. but up to the
present time no garrison has been placed
there, nor has any ammunition been sup
piled to the post. For, Blenvenu is situa-
ted about balf mile from the mouth of the
Bayou which flows into Lake Borgne, and
in the immediate neighborhood of Montello
Castle, fortress constructed in the time OF
the Spaniards. to guard Bayou Phillipon.
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4 Mr.. ). ?. Kelly. an Irish gentleman,
who has Tired in Memphis several months
was arrested day or two since by the su-
thorities at Cairo, and 1t is said is to be hung
Mr. Kelly formerly lived in Iowa City,
and was on his way to bring his wife to this
city. some time since, Mr.. Kelly publish
ed call upon his eountEymen in this city
to unite in defence of the South. and this
is probably the extent of bis offending. If
Mr.. Kelly is harmed he will be amply
avenged. -Memphis Avalanche, June 6.
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Q h e ap CIR ccries
A. M. BRUCE,
1t r. 6 Bicklo'S former, StaliDitfl. Va.

OFFERS FOR SALE VERY Low
q alt, N. .. and Cuba Molasses; Extra Golde-
~ Syrrp; Rio, Laguira and Old Government
Java Coffee Green and Black Teas; Loaf, Crush
8. Sugar; English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
No. Herring new Potomac Shad, (new)
No !, and Mackarel; Cod Fish Sugar Cured
Bacon Hams; Soap; Adamantine and Taow Can
dies Rice; Pure Pearl Stnrch Stone, Wood and
Willow Ware; Cotton Yarn; Tobacco, Cigars
Confectionar;es, &C.. &c.
Also Old Rye Whisket, Cognac Brandy, Peach
Brandy, Holland Gin, Wines Of all kinds and Ora
des, Champagne Cider, Philadelphia and London
Porter. Philadelphia and Scotch Ale.
A. NJ. BRUCE,
Corner Of Augusta and Beverly SITS.
Staunton, Nav 20 1850.
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BY THE GOvERNER.
A Proclamation.

THE military forces of the Government ct " ash
i ington having invaded the Territory of Vir
gna, and shed the blood Of its people, and com.
mtted other acts of outrage and aggression, there
by evincing purpose, on the part of that Gov
eminent. to subjugate the people of Virginia, and
subject them to a tyranuica control against their
consent; therefore, l. john LETcHER, Governor
of Commonwealth aforesaid, by virtue of the au
thortv vested in me by the Constitution and laws
Of the same. do hereby require all the volunteer
companies which may have been formed in the sew
eral counties and corporations of the Common
wealth. not already mustered in the service to re-
orders, to the places Of rendezvous designated by
my Proclamation of Sd of May, 1861, there to be
mustered into the service of Virginia.
And do further invoke the good people of Vr-
GINA to organize themselves into volunteer CON-
panies. and arm themseiv es with such arms as
have been furnished to them, they may be able
to procure, and repair promptly to such places OF
rendezvous.
Aud / furthermore require the Militia of the
Line to hold themselves in .eadiness for immediate
service, and arm themselves with such arms az
may have been issued to theri, Or they may be g.
bic to procure; and the company officers are reL
quired to assemble their companies, at least once
week. at their usual laces Of mastering, for IT,
specton and drill, that they may be prepared to
repel the invaders of our soil.
And furthermore enjoin upon all the ,cd peo-
pie Of this Commonwealth to deport themselves
With the calmness afd compostre becoming free
people, conscious of their rights. aud resolved to
maintain them, nothing doubling, that by the pa
triotic devotion, concentrated energy and deter
mined will of the people, in firm reliance upon the
blessing of Divine Providence, we shall be able to
maintain the liberty, independence and integrity
of our ancient Commonwealth, and the safety,
honour and welfare of the Confederate States.
(~~) Given under my hand. as Governor, and
L. s. }under the seal Of the Commonwealth, at
WI Richmond. this Sd day of June, 1861 and
in the S5th year of the Commonwealth.
JOHN LETGHE...
By the Governor:
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ATTENTION. 93d REGIMENT.
More New Goods :
And the last until the War is over !!

DAVIS A. X A USER
LAS just received an addition to his large stock
IL Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
1000 yards best "A Brown Cottons,
600 yards best fine Cotton,
l60 yards heavy Brown Drillings,
250 ards fine book fold Drilngs,
24OO yards best Eng. and Amer. Prints,
$50 yards fine Jaconet Cambria,
ESQ yards Black and Oil Cambria,
200 yards Rich do do
800 Yards Trimming Ribbands,
80 yards Red Padding,
so yards Linen Canvass,
100 yards Irish Linen,
40 yards Vest adding,
10 gross large black velvet Buttons,
dog best Hoop Skirts, I'm 20 to 40 hoops
218 doz best Buck Gloves,
To which we invite tho particular attention OF
cxshbuyers. NAV 81
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Equipping Troop. An Intelligent, prac.
tical gentleman informs US that il took the
United States six months to equip ten thou
sand troops for the Mexican war and it will
require only about four months for the state
of Tennessee to equip 25 600 soldiers for
better fighting than any other troops in the
world. Souherpers excepted, may we not
ask, can Lincoln conquer such people.
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Beyoffd Question

WE al now receiving supply of TORAcCe'
w that for quality and variety, cannot be sur
passed in the State, comprising all the different
grades, running up from very low price to Tire
choicest chew tf.at be had. Merchants wa
please examine our stock bafere laying in their fan
supply. B. GLENDf
per G. T. CocHaA4.
Stsanson Oct. s, $50. -
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THREAT TO ARREST rue SUPREME CorRr. =
The N Y. Tribune says
Last winter. when the rebellion began
to assume formidable dimensions. some per-
SOILS in and near Washington kept stri.
watch upon certain suspected officials and
prominent politicians. Among those thus
carefully observed were some Of the judg-
es Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. Facts are in possession Of gentle
men Of the highest character which would
suthori.e the prompt arrest Of two or three
dfthcss judges on charso Of treason.
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WIsE's LEe1os.-Tb;s body Of soldiers
will prove to be the finest 10 tho service Of
the Confederate States. The temperament
of Wise will make another Murat on the
battle field TheLegion will be composed OF
Virginians and North Carolinians. A Reg
iment Of the latter will be urder the com
mand of Col. Wharton Green, Of Warren
county. Raleigh Register.
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FORMIDABLE Fos.--A cavalry regiment,
one thousand strong, is to be formed in
Tennessee, the members of which arc to be
armed with heavy double barreled shot guns
instead Of rifles.
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NOTICE.

rENHE accounts of CRAWFORD & COCHRAN
l. are made off to the lst January. 1861 The
partnership expires, by limitation, on the LIST A
pril: Asa change in the is about hein.
made no longer indulgence be given. We hop
our friends will understand we are in earnest-w
need what is due US.
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
Staunton, Jan. Is, 1861.
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The Charleston Mercury says the ten
Confeaeratc States will soon be ready to
furnish, if necessary. one hundred miNioa
Of dollars, and Eve hundred thousand fight
ing men. No one doubts the result Of the
war
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from the Richmond WHO
Vote Of the State.


majority, counting the unofficial vote, is
~ $50. Both ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the frau
du;ent and fictitious votes said to have been
cast iu the Northwest. In some of these
counties more votes are reported than there
were timetables, and of course the excess is
due to fraud or Yankee votes.
This is the largest popular vote ever cast
in the State for any proposition. When the
Federal CoDstitution was adopted, it was
rlone in Concention, and by small major
i.y of 10. It never was sanctioned by a
vote of the people. and the impression at
the time was that majority of them were
opposed to it.
This vote dissolves the connection Of Vir-
ginia with the Federal agent. and reasserts
the fir G d m, sovereignty. and indepen-
dence Of the Commonwealth. Never again,
with our consent, shalt that sovereignty be
placed in doubt or question To prevent
The possibility Of such result, the provis-
ional arrangement with the Confederate
States, before being made final, she uld be
subjected to the most searching exsmina-
zion. That compact should be so clear and
unequivocal. that its terms should not be
susceptible of two interpretations, and each
and all the parties to it should perfectly un-
derstand their rights and duties under it.
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HNoTTCH.

AUR Accounts sra all drawn of to the LIST AN
~ nary, 1861. Those knowing themselves in
debted to us either BY bond note or account. will
please come forward and make payment without
delay. TAYLOR & H0GE.
SiauHtor, Feb. 3. 1es1.-spse eory.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wise I1eEiCn!!
RECRUITS WANTED.


A LII Persons DESTROYS of joining this LEGION
"A and seeing BRILLIANT SERVICE, under
Brigadier General HzNRY A. WISE, will report
themselves to me at the American Hotel. where
am instructed by General Wise to open Recruit
ing station in Stanton. All necessary informa-
til will be given. and transportation furnished
free, up to the 28th day Of June, to Lewisburg.-
not less than Sixty -forr men. Each man will fur
nish his own clothing and equipments, for which
he will he p"sd when mustered into service. at a
fair and liberal appraisement. Each Recruit win
also arm himself, as far as he possibly can, and
deficiencies in arms made up when he is mustered
In. Recruits will subsist themselves until muster
ed in when they will be put apon pay and rations.
Bring ARMS! All the arms of every description
ammunition, powder. &C., that each man can get
should be brought with him. Cavalry will mount
themselves, and their baggage will be forwarded
free to Lewisburg.
CHAS. ELLIS MUNFORD,
Recruiting Officer for Wise's Brigade.
Staunton, Va, June IA, 1851.
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GADDLERY.-W have just purchased c-m
~ plete supply Of Saddhry and Coach Trimming
to which invite the atenton If those in need az
suoh goods. WOODS & GsIIKESON
Staansea, Jan. Is, 1867.
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NOTICE.

DERSONS wishing to buy frst-rate article Of
i FLOUR FOR FAMILY USE, can he supplied
by calling At the VIEW FREIGHT DEPOT. OPT
posite the Store OF K. j. Hope, where supply 81
Cash. ~ w. A. BURKE, +
Stssnton, Feb. Is, ls6l.-sm-Spec copy.
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The necessity for the REIMBURSEMENT of
this detached post, where so many Of our
men we're restricted within such narrow
limits as to be utterly unavailable for I'M
portant operations in the field, may not. at
the FIRST announcement, be apparent to those
who have not kept pace with the progress
Of events. and may not be familiar with the
stragetical necessities of the existing pos
ture Of affairs We mist have faith in those
who conduct the Government, faith in the
justice of our cause, and an abiding trust
in the Supreme Ruler Of all things. There
was always party star ring up against
Washington, which served no good pur-
pose. In regard to Harper's Ferry. how
ever, may not its possession up to this pc
Rod have answered all the purposes for
which it was seized? May not the soldiers
hitherto at TINT remote position, be speedily
needed nearer the centre? Have not events
which had their origin and elimination an
secedent to the recent transfer of the troops
and munitions of Virginia to the Confede-
rate States. necessitated The evacuation 3
Of one thing the country may be assured
the President has d i s ii u c viaR of the
whole field of operations will be ac-
knowledged even by those who may be des.
pondent upon hearing Of the evacuation Of
Harper's Ferry. Paris would not have fall
len in 1914. if Napoleon had made a time
ly withdrawal Of his trooIs from Northern
forts.-[R Rich Eng.
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Good Counsel is Above all Price,

GUCH was TIE counsel Franklin gave when he
~ said:
"Take care Of the ped5e, the wounds will take
care of themselves"
Beware of the little expenses, for small leak
will sink great ship"
"Be patient in adversely and humble in prosperi-
ty."
BE mindful of things past, and prov,dcnt of
things to come
"be timely wise. rather than wise in mo''-ahd
they who are timely wise buy their Watches Jew
elry. Plated Ware, Cloaks. Hoop Skirts, Hosiery,
Gloves, Cutlery, Worsted Goods. Combs Brushes,
Hair Braids, Buttons. Trunks, Willow WI are, Mu.
ses, Money Belts. and SO many osher articles chat
1T would take all the papers IN the State to ehumer-
ate them. at the Cheap Wholesale and Retail Va
riety Store OF GABRIEL HIKSH
N. B.-That HANDSOME MAN is still engaged
in repairing Watches and Jewelry; at the shortest
notice, ard on the most reasonable terms
Staunton, Nov! 23, 1860.
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
'1sIE firm heretofore existing under the name and
L sttle Of P. N. POW ELL d CO.; is this aay
dissolved by mutual consent. A. Richards one of
the partners of said firm. selling his entire intere st
to P. N. Powell. the other plrtner. All persons
having claims against the concern will present thu
to T. N. Powell who will settle them. and all per-
sons indebted to the concern will make payment to
him. aud he will use the tame of the concern in
settlements P. N. POW ELL,
A. RICHARDS.
Staunton, Oct. 10, 1860
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IRON FRONT WARE H0USF.

1NOo' ITO AND IIS MAIN STREET,
where we shall be pleased to receive continuaAce
OF that loeI al patronage which has been bestowed
upon us for moro than twenty years
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
Richmond, March %, 1861.
MERCHANTS; Teachers farmers and 9th.
Ivl ers will find as usual, large stock of Books.
Stationary and Music, at 80 -.
RANDOLPH'S Book Store and Bindery.
Richmond, Va
Mg> The best terms viii be offered for cash or to
punctual customers.
April 5. 1861
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Wheat was cut in Lagrange. Ga, on
tbs 18th Of last mcutL.
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HOTET1-

THE Virginia Hotel so extensively known -
the Travelling Public as one of the very hes.
nnteis IN the State, is now owred seely bv Messrs
WIN. II. THOS. p. PEYTON. W no vii, DO.
their whole attention to the purpose Of ;ncrea.;n
II possible, the high reputation WI ch it nresant
sustalns, and will leave exertior unem,loved 10
render their guests satisfied and comfortable The
recent additions pitt to this estsbli.h ment enahls
the prop'rs to accommodate muc b larger num
Der OF guests than formerly. The whole building
IN the interior and exterior, has been recently re-
fitted and painted and looks now heoop "A yry -
The proprietors have secured the services o. Mr.
WM ID. GILKEsoN, Sr., and experienced Landlord.
ana formerly of the Taylor Hotel, Winchester as
those stopping at the Hotel. Capable and faithful
servants are also provided to ensure the comfort
OF guests. The table will continue, az heretofore
to equal that of any Hotel in the State
Connected with the Hotel are extensive Stables.
under the management of Byers Co., well known
for their experience and efficiency in this DEPART
ment. Horses will be taken on Liver, and Hor-
ses Bicycles and Hacks, will be afforded to guests
! on reasonable terms.
| The Proprietors are well prepared 10 accommo.
| date families who wish to spend the Summer
months in this healthy portion of the State
This Hotel is we'll furnished and contains az yood
and comfortable bedding shy house In the State
In this Hotel there two of Fielding's Nso,
and Excellent Marble bedded and Patent Cushion.
ed BILLIARD TABLES,
VIM: Il, Fey ton, who has been 20 long connsc-
ted with this Hotel will devote hi. whole attention
to the accommodation Of the guests. He is thank.
full for the liberal patronage Heretofore bestowed
and would respectfully ask continuance of The
same.
f Ma n p. p EETyGS5; propristors.
y. B.-The Office of al the STAGE LINES Is
At +, this H aSH also the office Of IRA eos
Stanton. March Is ls6I.-tf
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Distiller Wanted.

D1St1IIGr " anfed.
THE undersigned wants to employ young man
i of sober, industrious habits, and who can come
well recommended, to take charge OF a Distilcry
in Pocahontas county Such an one can find d
good situation and fair remuneration by applying
itiasdii tely to BENZ HEROLD,
Aug. II, 1860. IIantcrsrille, Va.
N: B.-Any ono wishing information relative to
The situation, terms, &C., can obtain it bv calling
no w. III. SLANkER.
Atg. II, I860-tf StaiIntOn, Va
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AMERICAN HOTEL
STANTON, VA.
MRS. MARY A. RAONg

TNHl new and elegant Hotel is now open for the
i reception ara accommodation OF visitors.
The Proprietfess assures the public thatevery eff
fort will be made to please her guests.
TheStages of HARTMAN. BROWN & CO., err
rive aud depart from this Hote where their only
office is to be found FJan. "a. 1857
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GEO. Y. MuNFoRD,
Sec'y Comtn'th.
TIE several newspapers throughout the State
will insert the foregoing proclamation three times
i'll each of their papers and forward their accounts
to the Executive Department for payment.
June Z 1861. ST.
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BARBERING.

'NA-I0I1 ILNO IAI u
nANIEL WHISMAN has opened BARBER
- SHOP one doc. South of Roane Il Alby's
Clothing Store, under Virginia Hotel where he il
prepared to trim Hair in the most fashionre style
and to give clean, nice. Shave to all who may
call on him. His long experience in thu business
justfes him in promising to please all who may "a
+or him with their patronage.
January 4, lsGI.
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Negro Clothing.

y
WE have now on hand, ready made up to suit
w any sizes, negro men boys, excellent
Clothing. Of all descriptions, manufactured out Of
STAUNTON FACTORY CLOTH. TIE arttclu il
durable ard cheap.
CRAWFORD Dc COCHRAN.
Stanton, Nov. 2, ls6O-tf.
SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CA SH
~ In order to sell out my present stock of Doors
AND SHoEs will hereafter sell for Cash at Cost
This is no humbug, as am compelled to raise
money to pay my debts. Cali and examine Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted will please set
tie immediately. WIN. MILLER
St innton. March l. 1871.
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nAVIS A. KAYsER is just receiving an i'm
IL portant addition to his stock of Staple DR.,
Goods, consisting in part of
l0-4 brown and bleached Sheetng;
Best brown and bleached Canton Flannel;
Black and colored Cambricks;
Black Alpacha;
Satin Twill Corset Jeans;
Penitentiary and other Plaids;
A Cotton Oznaburgs:
"a heavy twill Oznaburgs;
Grenadine and Lasting Coat Buttons;
Wove Linen Rosdms,
Coats Spool Cotton;
Hoop SNirts-hew styles and best make;
Black and Lavender Worsted;
Fleeced Cotton Hose;
Mems fine ne, inc Shirts;
Plain black Silk Velvet;
Black French Cloth for Zouates;
Machine Silk. &C. dc.
Stauntnn Feb 6 1851
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VA. CENTRAL RAIL- ROAD.
TIME TABLE,
8:

~ y g45 5E7Ez-.setg
MA IL AND Pa .SENGER TRAIN leaves
s1vl Staun.on daily at 20 A. NJ, leaves Richs
nond daily at 90. A. NJ.
GOING WEST OF STAUNTON.
Leaves Staunton Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sat
urdays, at 2 Is p. NJ. leaves Jacxson's River for
Staunton Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at
3 Is I. NJ. PASSES Wavnesboro' daily, going
East, 8 81 A. NJ. going West Is, r. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Waynesboro' Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays for Staunton, and Mondays and Fridays
for J ackson's River at As A. NJ. Leaves Jack
sons River on Mondays and Fridays at Is A. NJ.
and Staunton, at so p NJ, for Waynesooro.-
Leaves Staunton for Waynesboro', on Wednesdays
at A As, ii. NJ. THOS. DODAMEAD,
June Z, lSSl-tf General Superintendent.
ATTENTION, 93d REGIMENT.
A LII Captains belonging to the 95rd Regiment,
"A are hereby required to muster their Compan-
leg on SATURDAY NEXT, at their usual place of
muster, commencing at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, and mus
ter them once week thereafter until further no.
tice. W. S. SPkOUL, Col.
June Z, 1861
CODA WATER.-Haying my New Silver SODA
~ FOUNTAIN in full blast, can furnish deli
cious a,ticle ICE COl.D. ?. H. TROUT.
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The defeat Of Henry Winter Davis for
Congress, is one of the most encouraging
indications of favourable turn in the tide
Of political affairs in Maryland 1t shows
most satisfactorily that the Cause of Lincoln
ism is not in the ascendancy in the Monu-
mental city. He took his position openly
and above board on the Yankee platform Of
coercion and suhjugation. Mr.. May. his
competitor. on the other hand. came ou.
most emphatically against the LlLcoln poll
cy of coercion and subjuga'ion. declaring
that he would not vote to appropriate dol
lar to the Federal Army, beyond the 6,st
three months.
There is yet hope of Maryland. We have
good reason to believe that in less than
three months We may be able to announce
that the flag Of the Southern Confederacy
waves proudly over her soil Rich. Eng.
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Cheapest and Best Roof now in use

The COST NOT EXCEEDING 615 Crs. PER SouARg
FooT, being less than sand grav eel roof, cheaper
than the commonest kind of Shingles, about one
half the price of Tin in fact it combines all the re-
quisites of the age, viz Cheapness, durability, elias
ITCHY and fre-proof. 1t is adapted to all kinds of
fo6fs. whether steep or fat, Or subject to being
walked upon. 1t is easily applied to old single
roof. without the necessity of remoting the old
who DO not wish their furniture and ceilings spoil
ed while repairs are being made
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NOTICE I

IN
TINE connection Of the undersigned with the
l. SCHOOL conducted by Mr.. McCoY and him
self in this place, ceased on the 18th of April The
accounts, up to that date, are in his hands, and
those indebted are earnestly requested to make
settlement by bond or otherwise without delay
Any claims against the School will be settled on
presentation FRANK W. HENDERSON.
May 81, lS6l.--3t
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CORN SEfELLERS.

e PENNOCK'S CELEBRATED CORN SifEi.-
~ LERS on hand, which will be sold 1T reduc-
ed price to close the lot. This Shelter is undoubt-
eddy Che best in use, ara may BE seen IN use In all
parts of the county. Those in want should now
supply themselves. GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton. Feb. .. 1861.