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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-31
STAUNTON SPECTATOR.
"PAINFUL."
LOCAL

The Charlottesville Chronicle in replying to an
article in the Lynchburg Virginian, Civ ing On ac-
count of the ''painting" and fixing up in that
place says :-"As for Staunton, it is one of those
fussy little towns that makes great hullabaloo
every time gutter is put up. If we were
inclined to boast we could say much about Char
lottesyille-we have put in twenty panes of glass
in our Office since the fall of Richmond besides
new pair of steps and platform at our side
door,"
Pshaw we can beat you out Of your boots
we were to take The pains to enumerate all the
panes We have had put in our Office since the bat
tie of Paynes farm or any other incident connect
ed with the late rebelli on-the task would be too
painful for our 'sunsnlightened" mind to chronicle.
This is not alive have front door steps fixed,
and We intend to have the platform and steps put
up at the 'side door, as soon as we can raise the
greenbacks and can find a carpenter who has time
to do it. Can't Charlottesville furnish us one !?
This is not all yet-we got our devil new suit
Of clothes and pad for them, tom advertising
And, besides, we've got roof On our office.
and intend to get our cellar door fixed; and when
our editor comes back he'll tell you a good dea,
more. This is no '.hullaoo'' and sfussn neither
they are all ssreliable'' facts
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LAND BUYERS.

Many inquiries ore now being made with q
view to the purchase of lands in the Valley of
Virginia. Besides the great natural advantages
of the Valley in its fertility, saubrity and scene
~, it has the peculiar recommendation now, of
being, of all the South, comparatively free from
the objection of having large numbers of freed
negroes in its limits. Hence homes are sought
here from both Northern and Southern land. buy
ers. The capacity of the country is almost mex
haustible; and its many natural and adventilious
virtues have become widely known and adyertis cd
by the soldiers of both sides in the late war. We
hope soon to see it restored in all respects, and
developed in all its advantages, to become, us it
may be, the garden of Virginia
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CURIOUS RATS.

Two rats have been Gagged recently in this place,
which are as white as the frozen mists of heav en-.
Their eyes are red as cherries, and one tf them
has only three legs--there being no visible sign
Of the the fourth. We do not know whether this rat
was born with three legs, or whether the poor
fellow los his leg in rat rebellion, but suppose
the grey rats refused to allow them all their rights,
and war grew out of it, and the leg lost. They
attempted to leave the country, but found Bears
trap in their way Whether their eyes were or
iginally red, or whether they have been taking
too much of Becks Old Rye, cannot say. They
were caught by Mr.. Bear, and may be seen at the
Saloon of Beck & Beard
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Horny s. Foote.

In the United States Court, or the 26 inst,
before Judge Nelson, Hon. Daniel S. Dick
inson, the District Attorney, moved that
Henry S. Foote, member of the late Confed-
crate Congress, be admitted to the bar as
counsellor in the Supreme Court of the Uni,
ted States. The motion was agreed to, and
Mr.. Foote took the oath to support the Con-
stitution of the United States and the State
of New York, but, after listening attentively
to the oath of allegiance, declared that his
connection with the late Confederacy rem
dered it impossible to subscribe, and conse-
quently be left the court room unsworn.
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FREEDMEN,s SCHOOL.

The ssFreedmen's Bureau are about establish
ing Free School, in Stanton, for s'teaching
young (darkey) ideas how to shoot" Female
teachers from the North have arrived. and rooms
were fitted up in the jury rooms of the Court
House for the School, The County Court, how
ever, having protested against such use and oceu
patton of the building. where the public archives
are deposited, and public business transacted, it
il understood that the commanding general has
ordered that other rooms be procured for these
interesting Schools
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The "Tegt Oath"

The ntest oath" for Office enacted by Con-
gress during the heightof the war, will scarce
-ly stand the estest" itself in more peaceful
times. There are already complaints from
the Departments of Government, that proper,
responsible and reliable officers cannot be
found in many places in the South who can
take this oath, and consequently the business
Of the Government is likely to suffer. If The
oath contained in the amnesty test" is not
sufficient guarantee that the people Of the
South, who have now perhaps taken it uni
versally. will henceforth support and abide
by the Constitution and Union, it is scarcely
probable that this test oath of Congress will
be any more sufficient. If zone good reason
is sufficient" surely one good oath should
be so.
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FINE STEEL ENGRAYIyGs.

Mr.. j. s. Hays, late courier for Gen. Lee, is
taking subscriptions for steel Engravings of Gen
erals Lee, Jackson, Grant, and the late President
Lincoln. The Engraving of Genls. Lee, and Jack
son are admirable. As to the correctness of the
others we cannot speak having never seen the
originals He also furnish large Photographs
of all the principal officers of both armies Spec
mems can be seen at Burdett's Photograph Gal
lery, where subscriptions will be received
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STAUNTON SCHOOLS.

The schools of Stanton have re opened n full
force and virtue, and are unusually fourishing.
The town is peculiarly favored in having teachers
tics. Staunton also possesses great natural adj
yantages respect of its healthfulness of climate,
beauty of scenery and fertility of soil. The rail
road and telegraph facilities are also of great i'm
portance to situation for boarding schools.
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THE FARMER.

We noticed the fact, in our issue of the 18th of
October, that Messrs Elliott u Shields, publish
ers of the Richmond Wing. proposed to publish,
commencing in January 1866, q monthly Journal
styled "The Farmer In this number we pub
lsh their Prospectus, and would invite attention
it, and recommend our farmers to su ascribe for
it without delay. They promise to spare neither
pains nor expense to make tia valuable Journal
to the farmer
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LADIES, SUPPER.

The ladies of the Presbyterian congregation
will have supper, at the va. Hotel, tonight.
We advise all who are fond of 'good things" to
attend as we have no doubt the enjoyment occa-
stoned by association with the fair ladies', and the
substantial support afforded this inner man will
amply repay all damages to tho pocket. The
proceeds are TO be applied TO a charitable object
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-31

Commodore Craven is soon to be tried be-
fore Naval eourt-martial, il Washington,
for failing to fight the Confederate ram Stone
wall in the harbor of Fayal, he being on
board the steamship Niagara at the time the
Sacramento and another ship were lying il
proximity.
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Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court, Jadge Lucas P. Thompson,
will hold its first session under the new order of
things, on Wednesday next Criminal cases will
occupy most of the time, it is supposed, there
are three or four indictments for horses tealng,
and one for forgery and obtaining goods under
false pretenseS.
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IS entlI ely correct :
COUNTY ROADS.

The public roads of the County are in worse
order than ever BEFORE perhaps, in its whole his
tory This is owning to the impracticabilty Of
keeping them in order during the late war. But
the County Court has appointed the road Com
missioners, and the surveyors for each precinct,
and made assignments of laborers. The Grand
Juries will see to their duty doubtless
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Miscellaneous.
FURNITURE Ell
Furniture !!

EJRNIrUREl
I Furniture
We take this method of informing the citizens of
stanton. and the surrounding country. that have
now on hand large and well selected assortment of
fUhAiTGRE, consisting in part as follows, viz:
Fine l'arlur Suits In Broatelle,
q Green Repps,
Z" Hair Cloth aad Damask,
at from loo to $3.50.
Fine CHAMBER SETS in Walnut M al ogany and
Oak from 100 to $3.50.
Also, fine Invitation Sets at prices from 49, to s75
ardrobes Secretaries, and Rock Gases; Marble and
Wool Top Tables Etageres. Whatnots Hatraeks,
Hall Sets In Oak and Walnut Bedsteads IN
every variety and style; Fue Spring
Mattresses Ia new article) from
% to $40; Fine Hair Mat
tresses, from Is to $50
Sofas,
Tete-a tetes, Castor
Chairs, Rocking Chairs, and
great aiety of Cane Seat Chairs,
Stools, &c, which gill sell at reasonable
prices, at Wholesale or Retail.
% Your orders solicited, and we promise that
prompt attention shall be given the same. Goods
thus ordered will be carefully and securely packed
and delivered at the Depot of the Orange and Alexan
dria X. g. in this City, from which place they can DE
forwarded to Stanton Those persons IL need of Fur
niture and who contemplate refurnshing their dwell
ngs would do well to give us call before purchasing
elsewhere.
I'll. F. ZIMMERMAN w CO,
No. $50, 18th Street.
Sept 10--lm Washington, d. G.
OTICE.-our book having been destroyed by
~ fire at Greenwood during General Sheridan's
raid we res pectfully ask all persons knowing them
selves in debted to us to forward and report the
amount as pear as trey can and close the same by
Note We may be found at the store of Hoge. Mason
& Co. TAYLOR 4 HOGE
Sept 1e-tf-yin copy
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AN IMPORTANT TABLE.

We publish below carefully revised table,
showing the value of one dollar in gold, as COM
pared with Confederate Urea sury notes, in each
month during the war, from May, 1861, to 1st Of
April, 1865 This table has been prepared by
the well-known and long-established banking
house of W. B. Isaacs s. Co., of Richmond, and
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SALE OF LAND

By decree of the Circuit Court of Bath county pro-
nounced in two therein, the 18th day of DC
tober, lS60-one in the name of John Graham, sheriff
of Bath county and adm illustrator of Nancy Lewis de-
ceased for the benefit of Crawford Co.. against Syl,
vanus A. Byrd. administrator of George B. Richards
deceased, and the other in the name of Allen Lacy,
against Sylvanus A. Byrd, administrator of George b.
Richards, decea ed the undersigned Commissioner
named in said decree. will proceed the 25th day
November, 1885, on the premises to sell the land in
the said cree MENTIONED at public auction to the
highest bidder, upon the following Terms, 10 wit,
So much of the purchase money in hand will pay
the char and penses of sale and of uts and
the balance one, two, and three yeas the purcha-
ser giving bond with good personal ty, and the
title retained until the purchase money shall be id.
A. G.. CLEEK,
Oct 24-4s $50 Commissioner.
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Bruce & Peck

ID EG leave to inform their old customers and the
ID public generally that they have opened at their
old stand,
of Augusta and Beverly streets staunton. Va.
a large and carefully selected stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE, WOODEN & WILLOW WARE,
BOOTS and SHOE,
which they Will sell at wholesale retail. Their
goods were purchased from first hands in New York.
for net lcash, consequently they will be able TO sell
them upon the bestterms.
They viii exchange goods or pay cash for produce.
OFT IT. If
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Strayed or stolen.

lf.H- REWARD.-HOkSE STOLEN. --On
ID Zs1 Wednesday night, the 10th instant, ID
MARE was stolen from the subscriber of the follow
ing description: She an iro grey about tftee
hands high OF years old, compactly built no par,
will give tn. ABOVE reward for the delivery of the
mare to him. near PatIicks Mil, South River or for
such information IS will ensured her recovery.
His sddressis Rev. JACOB HILDEBRAND,
E Aug 90 Waynesboro, Augusta CO., Va.
Z Register COPY an d charge this Office
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TTU.tSE STOLEN -Un Monday, Sept. 4ih. a
L Horse belonging to the subscriber stolen
from the promises CT Mrs. Catherine Shuey OF the fol-
lowing description He chestnut sorrel. with
light name and tail supposed to be years old this
Spring with large blaze in forehead, saddle aud
girth marks raw boned, in good working condition,
carries MP we'll IN hlrness when mounted. A nc
ADD ample reward viii ba given for his recovery.
Address MEREDITH BAILY.
SEPT s3--tf ST. - uaian ! a
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. MISERABLE LAND TOR SALE q

DESIRABLE LAND FOR SALE.-I am
~ authorized 70 sell the ola Grange farm, stu
ated about three miles from Staunton in the Hebron
Church neighborhood. ftcon aims about
FOUR HUNDRED &c EIG HTEEN ACRES
and lies well. IS of naturally good quality and under
ca fetu management, may be made superior estate.
The mansion house is of brick and commodors with
necessary out houses an several tenants resd noes
This property is brought into market for distrbu o.
Persons In search of home, place for investment
will do well to examine it. In my absence, Mr. N X
Trout, of Stanton, my son, rear the farm Will
give necessary information 10 TERMS &c.
JOSEPH I. MITCHELL,
Oct 10-6ts Wildwood p o.
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The Shenandoah party of deer-hunsers,
from Abemarle county, passed through this
place last Saturday, on their regular fall hunt.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-31

There are now 8 trife over two hundred
students at the University. 1t is thought
the number will reach two hundred ana City
or two hundred and seyenty-fve.
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VOTE OF HIGHLAND.

CoNGHEss--Stuart, 278; Lewis, a. HOUSE OF
DELEGATEs-R. ]. Glendy, 249; Jno, Hevener.
1913. Bath gives Glendy, for House of Delegates,
majority l40, making majority in these coun-
ties l55.
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Auction Sales.

DUBLIC SALE
L / will sell, at public auction, on
Tuesday, the 14th If November, 1865, at Buffalo Hill
Farm, near Greenvie,
4 head of Work Horses, fine thorough bred riding
Horse. Colt, milk Cows, 6 head of young
Cattle. 81 head OF Sheep, Hog. and all
my Farming Implements. 2 sets OF
hind Gear, and other Harness,
one Saddle, Household
Furniture,
consisting Of Beds, sofa, Bureaus, Tables, &c.
I've Rifed Guns,
l Loom and Fixtures,
l set of Blacksmith Tools,
1000 pounds Of assorted Iron,
Wood Work of one horse spring
Wagon. 90 bushels OF Wheat, SO bushels
of Cora and growing crop OF Wheat on the
farm of Mr.. A exander Brownlee. Terms made known
on day of SALE SAM'L M, TEMPLETON.
Oct "a - ids
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The books of the National Express Com
pany were opened in Charlottesville on last
Tuesday, and $4,000 Exceeding the limit)
were subscribed in two or three DAYS.
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Staunton Advertisements.


KAYsER s. YOUNG
N Will receive in q few days
their second supply Of FALL and WINTER GOODS
carefully selected embracing
Cloaks and Cloaklngs of the newest style.
New Trimmings,
Ladies' Winter Dress Goods
Great variety of Laces, and Lace Goods,
Is Ribbons and Velyets
Bamoral Skirts,
New style of Hoet =.
Large stock Shawls, 49,.
Winter Wraprngs and Furs
Flannels, Blankets, and
Winter Goods generally
Overcoatings, Beaver Cloths,
Freaeh Cloths CassimeIs,
and Doeskins
Velvet, Silk and other We stings
Misses and Ladies' Shoes, Gloves, aud Hosiery.
Our stock will be again complete, and sold cheap
for CASH 0cts24- tt
T1REsH STOCK OF HARDW ARE have
IL just received supply of Goods in the Hardware
line comprising all the articles usually found IN ihs
line such as
BLACKSMITH, cOAoH-MAKERS,
Carpenters and Shoemakers
TOOLS AND MA T.ERIALS
and great variety of other articles for Farmers and
Housekeepers.
Starting out anew after four years devoted to Other
things propose to act the prncipe of supplying
the people at very short prof is for cash. ALI wSo do
sire lay out their money to the best advantage ae
invited to call and try me. They shall not so away
Sept 2s~tf G. E. PRICE.
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Read the advertisements Of public sales. No
subscriber should fail to read the new advertise
ments as they are published from week to week
Those who advertise aud those who real them are
III utuaily benefited.
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THINKS.

re return our thanks 10 ztr. 4, !. Dodau cad
News Dealer, Main Street. for Richmond papers
III advance of the mutis
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.sOttobine' was handed in too late for this is
sue. 1t will appear next week.
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DARN FOR SALE OR RENT
i The undersigned, executors of Michael Koiner
dec d. nsh to sell or rent farm near Waynesboro'
known the Brook Farm, containing 3 Acres. 1t is
good farm and viii be shown to persons wishing
rent By the undersigned.
Oct 24-3ts FRANKLIN KOINER,
DAVID KOINER, Jr., <,
Executors of Michael Koner. decd.
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From Greenbrier.

The Lync hburg Republican, says Samuel
Price, of Greenbrier, Lieutenant Governor OF
Virginia, has consented to become a caudi-
date for the Judgeship. in the 9th circuit of
West Virginia B, H. Jones, of Lewisburg,
is also candidate for the same position.
Henry N. Mathews is candidate for the
State Senate Ill the Greenbrier district, and
James Withrow aud Ell P. Brown candidates
for the House of Delegates from that county.
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The Hon. Emmerson Elheridge, wh,

The Hon. Emmerson Etherldge, who has
been on trial before a Military Commission
at Columbus, Kentucky, on charges preferred
against him of having made use of treasona-
Bile language, spoken disrespectfully of the
President, &C., has been released, and is now
at his home i'll Dresden, Tennessee.
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SOUTHERN LANE,
EMIGRATION & PRODUCT CO.,

II BROADWAY, near Wall Street,
New York.
ORGANIZED for the purpose Of introducing rapi-
~ tai, mechanical Skill, Emgr alton, and Labor
raving Machinery into the Southern States.
Address, VIII QUINCY, Secretary,
II Broadway, New York.
REFERENCES.
GEO. w. RIeGs, Washington. L. G..
Hon Epw 4RD HAIGHT, ex-M c., and President
Bank OF the Commonwealth. N. Y. City.
Co., NY.
Me'srs VIM. T. WALrEEs & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Messrs. THoMas s. o. Bankers, ss
Col WIN JoHNsoN, Pres harlotte & Columbia r.
R.. harlotte, N e..
Gen. JOAN BRATToN, Wnnsboro South Carolina
huFus Johnson, Esq. President Exchange Bank,
oiumbia ,. u
hon WIN. NJ BuRwELL, Richmond, Va
Messrs. EcHoLs, BELL & CATLgrT, stanton VS.
Oct 24-Im set 3, s-fs >
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Private Sales.
an arREs GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

HOO AIRES GOOD LAND FOR SALE.
This land is situated about midway between Mt
Scion aud otri3HDg Springs being about three M les
trem either place. and contains few Acres .ess than
lOO-has on Il comfortable DWELLING ard all
necessary out Buildings, good Barn. about 2G0 Sc.
iect Fruit ttees-tbe greater portion bearing Fruit
or 3 good springs, water in everv field 2 streams
running through the Land. first rate site Ter a
fannery or Distilery-naturally adapted to Grass,
10 Acres Wood Lana and Is Acres If Watered Mea-
dow.
Persons wishing to purchase can be shown the
premises BY David III. Kyle, ESQ; who resides on the
adjoining TAI N, by 4 P Eub Ank, at Moscow, Au-
gu-ta County. Va.
TERMS very accommodating and tie money W II
DE taken IN currency, as it may fall due
IS Aug. 29tf R. p ETJR4NK
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DOR SALE
A MOL FAMILY HORSE.
suited the Saddle or Harness. Apply Immediately
to DAVIS A. KAYoER
stanton, Oct. s4-2t
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Nss,EsCE,
ASST. ASSESSORS OFFICE, p
U. S. INTERNAL l. REVENUE,
Cd District, Va
Stanton, Va. Oct. 23d 1850.
II the eleventh section of the Act of June Both,
~ 1864 it is made the duty of any person made Ii
able to annual tax, to make list or return to tie
Assistant Assessor of the District where located OF
he al tictes char ed with spec al duty tax iacu
dag income aud articles in schedule 4.
Notice - therefore given to all persons ia the
Ties OF AUouSFA and HE aLAND, liable 10 annual
10 make st OF
Pianofortcs, Gold and Silver Plate,
Carriages, Gold and Gilt Watches,
and all income for the year 1864,
and return the same to office, New street
Manufacture and B,ltche sare requested to hare
their reaorts ready on the LIST day OF each month.
Oct Pa ". L. HERR
Asst Assessor 8 d Div. I'd Dist Va
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See advertisement of the Augusta Medical So
cietv
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)oCAHoNTAs LAND FOR SALE

q
+. Nj. CUSHING, Auelioneer.
A DMINIsrRAToRs' SALE
IA AS Administrators
under the viii, of Elizabeth Sieg. deed, we will sell
at Der la.e residence, alf mile East aof Caureh
vile, Tuesday. 9TH d " OF Aenber. all the per-
SON. atty beloegng TO said deceased, insisting of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, (among which is one Of the
finest Durham Bulls ia the County !. Sheep Hogs,
Grain iisl, a.ng implements. Hous- hold an:
Kitchen Fl,utin'c, &c
Terms made know il ct Sale.
JOS WILSON, Senr.
Oct iT--3's. III. 3. SElG.
SIXECUTOks SAaM.@On THURSDAY the
a. I'd dav OF November, 1865. the undersigned, Ex-
ecutors IN. {5Iikeson cec'd will sell, ataucto on
at his late residence Christians Greek y3rletY
r Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements, Including Reaper
and Wheat Drif) and several hundred
bushels of Corn, and few bushels of Grass
Seed. Terms made known at sale.
Oct 1o--tds A. T. GTLKES0S,
Vim Copy d. V. GILkE50N
Executors.
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Valuable INFORMATION.

NOR further particulars step into the ANTE
ROOM of the STAIN ton Post Office, and enquire of
Oct 24-tf w. T. JEWELL.
WINDOW GLsSS.-I have just received AN
w extensive assortment Of WINDOW GLASS OF
ell sizes, PUTTY etc., which will be sold very low by
the box or at Ietsi for cash.
Sept Is If G.. E. PRICE.
4 NFILS AND VISFs.-A few genuine English
"A Anvils AID Vises, also hrst quality Reows,
Screw Plstes Files Rasps etc., tor sale low fer cash.
Hept 26--N q E. PRICE.
FOR sALE.-A NO. L. PIANO. Apply to
T. SCHEFFER,
Sept 5-n Virginia IfoSel.
W1NDOW GLASS Of all sizes, and PUTTY
w for sale at r. RI. TROUT'S
Sept 26-tf Drug Store.
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ciety.
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The Undersigned returns his thanks to the public
for the very liberal patona ge extended to- him during
the past 20 years. and respectfully asks continuance
OF the same to the new trin In Consequence of the
above announcement It is deemed necessary settle
up old accounts due hin that are now standing those
before the war; those during the waT and those since
the war. a word to the Wis S sufficient
Oct 10--2m JAMES MAyE