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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19
FOR SALE.
Fresh Garden Seeds.


EANS-Early yellow SIX weeks
I'D 80 China dwarf
- cluster
BEET-Early blood turnip
'' long blood
&c mangel wurt2cl
BRoco LI-Purple care
Caulifower
CABBAGE-Early York
g sugsrlouf
savoy, very line
" and late battcrsea
Drumhcad
Large Scotch, for cattle
Red Dutch, for picking
Caulinower. early and late
Carrot, cress, cucumber
Endlvc, kali, lettuce, melon
Mustard nasturtium, onion
Psrsnip, parsley, curled or doubc
PEAs--Early Washington
Frame
4" Charlton
marrowfat
Bishops carly dwarf prolific, new and superior
Pumpkins rsddish, squash
Satisfy, large tomatoe, and turDip seed OF
ovory description. -,
hb IS -Four Doors above the Bell FdUer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19
AUCTION SALE
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
GROCERIES.


GROCERIES.
On MONDAY, 2fst inst q. bali past 10 o.
Al our Auction Store, general assortment of
cefes-Psrtcuiars on day ofssie.sa.
ieo 10 ID. A. g. Co. Auc
DRY GOODS
On WEDNESDAY next, 23d inst NJ 10 a.,
al our auction roorSs will be sold a large a.
ment of new and ssssonable DRY GO0DS.
received from, New York, amongst which. are
Blue. blk, olive brown, mixed and drsb
cloths
Blue and drab cassimeros
A few Pc. One ssttinetts
do Rouen csssimeres
White and green fanpels w
Bangup cords
Superfne English meriuo cloths biz and cold
Cases new style fancy prints
Merino ginahsms
MerIno and Valencia shawls
Madras hdkfs
Fancy chntz cravats
Plaid domestic hdkfs
Hair cord and plaid cambria muxdim
English bandannah hdkfs
Valencia vesting
Bundle and pound pins
bundle twine
Large size int she'll combs
Resi- shell do
= Pearl and gilt buttons
90 balas a. brown cottons
90 do cotton osnaburgs
Biz and yellow Navarinoes
feb'7 D, As CO. Auets>
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COMMERCIAL.

Latest Date rom London, via liverpool, January
lates, Date from Liverpool direct, January )
--latest Date from Paris, via England December 81
Latest Date from Havre, direct, December ~
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e. B a X = n
DENVVST

VERY respectfully informs bis friends that be
will practice IN his profession during the short
time he shall stay in Richmond.
Having formed connection in his profession. with
Dentist in New York, Mr. b. hopes il will be in
his power To spend month two in this city every
winter.
BY the kindness of Mrs. Pollard, sIr. q has q
co in her house, directly opposite Mrs
McKim's. Hours, from A. NJ, to3 pm.
feb I2-eod if.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19
A. l.. Bolts g. CHARLES T. Bolts,
.4fTORNIES At I4W

A. l.. Bolts g. CHARLES T. Bolts,
.afTORJNIES At LAM,
rUNHE subscribers will regularly attend the courts
Il held in the city of Richmond They promise
faithful and digent attention to any business en,rus
ted 10 them. A. L. RoTT6,.
CHI. ROTTS.
A. l.. Bolts proposes to establish in the city of
Richmond General Agency Office in connexion
with the practice of The Law-to collect claims and
TO secure debts-to effect sales of stock of all descrp
TONS publicly or prgaely-to procure loans Of money,
and to dispose of the same In every instance tho
commissions will be moderate.
The subscriber would be glad to draw deeds Of
convPyances, and in trust deeds to act Trustee
Any person having claims of doubtful character
would do well to apply him have them arranged,
and that If they please condtionallyin any matter
OF difficulty able legal advice will be procur ed with
out additional charge
/ Having an extensive acquaintance in the State,
those wishing to lend or borrow sums of money
would do well 20 apply to hm--ihs be done free
of postage, and if not suitably negotiated loss or
Inconvenience can be sustained. Every honorable
cXeron shall be used and not the most remote rsque
ho zarded far the subscriber concerned in any
transaction entrusted to him by sellee buyer, Dor
rover leDder.
! Having been for the last ten years q member Of
the Council of Virginia. he has necessarily become
conversant with the subject of land claims for yero-
iutiondry serrces--such claims will be attended to
for the conditional compensation of fourth if OBJ
tanned, nothing if not allowed. In attending to such
claims he will be aided by 1gontleman of much ex-
porience aud who has devoted much tiue the
Attached to his office will be established if desired
by the citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity Resd-
! ing Room and Exchange Office, undor the manage
ment of suitable person; and wherever an agent or
nuctioneer of any description may be employed, due
care will be observed.
The above establishment will 60 into operation tho
Let Of April next earierand If So due notice will
be given. a l.. BOTTN.
! feb I7-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19

COIL! COAL!! COIL y!
IHNIIE Subscriber has the pleasure to inform bis
IL customers and tho citizens generally, that ho is
receiving good supply OF Coal by the Canal, which
will he sold at the old price Of l6 cents per bushel.
Orders left AT his Office, Coal Yard on the Dock
will be punctuay attended to.
feb i9-rnf PRENTTS CHUBD.
MOORES LIFE OF BYRON, second volume,
lVl received by r. /. SMITH,
feb 10 Recently Collins g. Co.
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rNew Books at ,Nash's.-Ho

6J.Nep Books at ,Nash's.-G0
NEW edition Of Whes,on's Selwyn's Nisi
IN 4th American, improved by Thomas J.
ton, from the 7th London Edition
New Edition, much enlarged and improy
EberIes Materia Medics and Therapeutics.
FIalcs History ofthe Common Law Of En-,
and an Analysis Of the Civil part Of the BE
edition, much improved by Huntington.
The Practice of the High Court Of CHANGER
der the new orders; with Tables Of Costs, p
dents, sc. by II. Grant, End edition, improved
coived by J. H. NAE
feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19
Irish Linen Store.

go Irish Linen Store,
- III. JENKINS has on hand, Of recent imI
h. tation, an extensive assortment Of IRIsH
GERMAN Linens Persons wanting Lipeps 70
Spring, will find them At all prices, by the pIecs
piece, or yard. All Linens purchased Of this
are warranted pure Linen and grass bleach.
Also on hand, few pieces Of extra enc l.
suitable for coHsrsdso &c. All Vt which v
sold at the most reduced prices, OF r. II. JENK
Merino Shawl. Linen and Fancy Dry Good
feb 10
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&1rttse NF&u8.
PORT or RICHMoWD-Frn. 10

ARRIVED,
Lighter Harriet, -, from Petersburg, with
tobacco and cotton.
SAILED,
Schr Mary. Chandler, for Savannah with coal.
Sloop Excel, Bowen, for Philadelphia, with coal.
BELOW, in Wards Reach,
Schrs Cossling Pilot and Comet, and two more
vessels, names not known.
NORFOLK, Feb. l5.--Sailed, briggs Libcrator,
Jefferson, for LverpooI; United States, Bell, for
New Orleans.
FEB. I6 Arrived schrs. Maria, Hopkins, New
Iberia. Planter, Hall st. Thomas.
Below---schr. Elvira, Ramsay, st. Augustine.
In Hampton Roads. herm brig Maryland, Swift
NJ The Steamboat Richmond will leave
Richmond, on Sunday morning the goth, at 7oclock,
for Norfolk. 81 feb 10
.WEW YORK LINE.
IN For New York. the regular packet
1fN1& schooner PLANTER, JoHN SrIcER.
AJlN}A Master. For freight or passage, having
,.I43SE- good accommodations apply TO the Mas
ter on board in the Dock, or to
feb 1875 DAVENPORT, ALLEN d Go q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19

ATOTICE.-A quarterly meeting Of the Whole.
~ sale and Retail Grocors Of this city will be held
at tho Bell Tavern on Saturday evening Mt o'clock
As there is business Of Importance TO ttansact'
full meeting is dceIred by tho COMMITTEE
feb fg-e.
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A CARD.
TERPSICHORE HALL.

ETNT pEOIIONb IAHLI4'
NTR BOSSlEUX respectfully informs tho ladies'
I'VE and gentlemen of Richmond and Manchester,
that his sixth Coton Party will take place m'S
eUsning-at which he hopes to sec all his scholars IN
particular and their porcns, and oil the patrons and
disciples Of Terpsichorc. Tickets, ono dollar only
for each gentleman, to DO had at the Hall.
Eeh MI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19
A Teacher Wanted.

YEHE subscriber wishes to engage the assistance
Il of Teacher who give satisfactory evi.
dence Of his ability to teach the Greek and Latin al-
guages, or either of hem singly. HIS school will be
and will probably require the undivided attention of
two instructors. The next session of the school may
be expected TO commence from The 1st to the 10th
of March. The prospects of the school are such as
TO warrant the expectation of handsome compensa-
ton to the teachers. Applications may be made
tll the let of March, the office of the Mutual As
surance Society in the city of r chmond.
feb l6-2t A l.. HOLLADAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19

INHE following are the drawn numbers in the
Il Dismsl Swamp Csnal Lottery. Glass No. 8
90. 90. 81, so, 81, 80, 3, S, H..
3, II, 5o-A capital of $1,000, sole at this Office to
resident of this city. YATES g. MCINTYRE,
FEB 10 Mana gers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19

Tickets ), halves SO, quarters 25.
For sale at the Lottery and Exchange Office of
feb l9-tss THO D. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-19
MICKLE'S OFFICE.

Tickets s., halves 9 so, quarters I Is.
For sale at E. MICKf.E'S, &
feb 10 Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
ESTRAYS.
November 4.

TAKEN up by Adam Swink, on Che
18th September, 1881, a HEIFER, Of
red color, no brands or marks perceiva-
bic about one year old past, and APP
praised to So 30.
Also, by William Wilson, jr. on the
23d of September, 1881, two STEERS,
one a light red, with white on the belly
and forehead, with crop off each ear,
and Jnderkeel and slit in the right, and
appraised to 50 90. The other brin-
die, with an underkeel in each ear, and
'dulap and appraised to S. 90.
Also by William Wilson, on the 23d
ofSeptember, 1881 a red STEER, with
some white in the flank and forepart of
the head, marked with crop off each
ear and slit in the left, supposed to be
five years old and appraised to S14.
A cOpy.-Tcste,
JACOB X. STRIBLING, D. C.
November 4, 1881.
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PROPOSALS
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
For publishing by subscription.
SERMONS,
TO YOUNG PERSONS.

PHILIP DODDRIDGE, ID. d.
ON THE FOLLOWING SUBJ ECTs, VIZ:
| LIST. The Importance of the Rising
Generation.
ID. Christ formed in the Soul the
Foundation of Hope.
Sd. A Dissuasive from Keeping Bad
Company.
9TH. The Young Christian invited to
an early attendance on the Lords Table.
9Th. The Orphans Hope.
9th. The Reflections of pious pa
rent on the death of wicked child.
18th. Youth reminded Of approaching
Judgment.
To chich wiU be added,
The "Balm of GiIead," by WILLIAM
RoMAINE, A. M. celebrated divine and
theological writer of the 18th century !;
and Minister of st. Dunstan's Church in
the west of London.
To say any thing in commentator of
such a divine as DIR. Doddridge was in
his life, would be superiluous, as it is
presumed he is we'll known in the pre-
sent day by the Christian world as a
dissenting minister and theological wri-
ter of the first order, who has exist
ed-and according to the many testi-
monies he has left behind, we have a
right to believe he is now enjoying the
fruit of his labour, having entered into
that rest which remaineth to the people of
God. Suffice it to say, that the present
volume of Sermons now In contempla-
ton to publish, has passed through many
editions in England and in this country,
Gin the Eastern States) and met the uni
versal appreciation of all denominations
of Christians. Therefore the publisher
aatters himself, that work so valuable
and so scarce, and which ought to be in
the possession of every family, will not
be permitted to sink into oblivion when
offered to an enlightened Christian COM
munity in this part of the world.
Under these impressions the publisher
now submits his prospectus to the public
CONDITIONS.
l. The work shall go to press as soon
as 800 subscribers are obtained.
2. 1t shall be printed with good type,
and on good paper, in duodecimo vo-
lume containing upwards of 800 pages
of close printed matter.
3. 1t shall be bound in neat and strong
sheep, and delivered to subscribers at
one dollar per volume payable on deliv-
cry. Those persons who shall obtain six
subscribers will be entitled to the Sc
venth copy.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Charlottesville, Va.
November 4.
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RAhb GOODS

The subscribers are receiving a We
ry general supply of
Dry Goods e. Groceries,
purchased in the Northern markets, on
the best terms. They would particu-
larly invite attention to their stock OF
Groceries-they have on hand,
st. Croix and Orleans Sugar,
Green scented Java s. Mecca Coffee,
Imperial, Gun Powder, & Black Tea,
Lump Sugar, single s. double refund.
Loaf Sugar,
Champagne
Chocolate of different qualities,
SALT, PLASTER AND STEEL
&c. &c.-Also general assortment of
SOLE, Russell g. BLK. LEATHER,
Calk-skins, Skirting g. Harness.
&s%They will purchase FLOUR, WHEAT
HEMP, and other articles of trade, and
at all times give the highest prices the
market will afford.
They will also receive on STORAGE
any produce sent to their care to which
special attention will be given, and sales
made on commission, if req ested.
MOON, LEWIS, g. co.
Scottsritle, Oct. l3.-6t.
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JOHN HARTMAN,
I'm the new ESrick-MOuses
WestOfMessrs.J. Staples &CO.

HAS IN STORE AND is RECEIVING,
100 tons Plaster,
500 sacks Aston's Liverpool filled Salt,
Every superior.)
80 &C ground Alum,
3d. 900 lbs. brown Sugar.
!,50O C loaf do. various qualities
1000 &C white Brazil,
5000 green scented Coffee ,some prime.
1000 old Java,
l, 100 gallons Molasses and Syrup, (supe-
rior family article.)
1000 lbs. New England and Pine Apple
Cheese.
20 boxes Bunch Raisins,
20 bbls. Teneriffe and Malaga Wine,
Some old French Brandy & JamaicaS Spirits.
800 lbs. Blistered Steel.
B tons assorted Iron, some light bars,
flat, square and round
1000 lbs. Nails, assorted sizes.
90 bbls. Mackerel, Shad & Herrings.
Leather, Grindstones, red and black Pep
per, Spices, Indigo, Madden, Shot, Powder,
Rice, Crackers, Wrapping and Writing pa
per, Hats, Shoes, etc. etc.-ALSO-
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Dry Goods, Ezes1.egiUM9.e Sc

suited 10 the season, (and as general as some
others.)
He will sell upon as good terms as any
other in the place. He particularly asks
the attention ofthose who purchase to
sell again-to such, he will soreduce the
profit, as evidently to make it their in
terest to keep up their assortment OF
GROCERIES from this place.
Tavern-keepers and families can have
any quantity of articles packed and for
warded by earliest conveyance, at such
prices as to make it their interest to send
orders.
]. H. continues to receive 81 forward
produce and merchandise up or down the
country.-His Lumber-house is now at
tached to the store, which enables him
to give personal attention to that bust
ness; and his family is now so situated
that lie will be found every hour in his
store, unless away upon its business,
which enables him to assure his friends,
their orders and consignments shall have
prompt personal attention in future.
Fair prices in CASH or GooDs will be
paid, at all times, for Flour or other pro-
duce.
Sconsrille, October 81, 1881.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received until the first
day of December next for constructing
so much of the Warm Spring and Har-
risonburg Turnpike as is situate between
the latter place and Miller's Iron Works,
distance Of eleven miles, % chains and
AZ links. For specifications as to width,
manner of construction, and all other
matters necessary to be known, in order
to enable contractors to bid judicious-
ly reference may be had to the Secretary
of the Board. The proposals may be for
the whole distance, or any section there
of, not less than five miles, and for the Sc
veral widths, of %, "a, and 26 feet; the
Board reserving to themselves the right
to regulate and fix the width on the said
lst day of Dece mber next. The whole
road to be completed on or before the LIST
day of January, 1S33-one fourth of the
price agreed on will be paid in hand, one
fourth when one fourth of the road is
complete, and the residue when the
whole work is finished, and security re-
CURED of the contractor for performance
on his part.
The proposals must be sealed and d.
rected to the undersigned as secretary of
the Board, at Harrisonburg, and if sent by
mail, the postage paid.
GEO. CLARKE,
Sec'y W. s. 81 H.r,C.
Oct. 26, 1881.
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TAILORING.

FALL g. WINTER FASHIONS.
THE undersigned returns his thanks
to his friends and the public for the libe-
raj patronage he has received, and res
pectfully informs them that he still car
ries on the Tailoring business at his old
stand, where he hopes to merit and meet
continuance of their support.
He has recently employed some of
the best workmen in the u. States. and
has this morning received the latest
Fashions from New York, Philadelphia
and London. To those who may favor
him with their custom, he can therefore
promise work made up in style which,
for fashion, neatness and durability, will
suffer by comparison with no work done
in the Union, and at the shortest notice.
His customers are requested to call and
examine his work and fashions, speci-
mems ofwhich are always on hand.
A full suit of clothes will be made at
any time, when required, in twenty-four
hours. M. QUINLAND.
Stanton, Oct. %, 1S3I.-tf
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.
The Spectator is published, aceekly, 6v
KENToN HARPER, at TiDo Dollars a
year, II paid in adUance, OF Two Dollars
and Fifty Gents, after The expiration of
the first sic months.
No paper DiH be discontinued until oil
drrearGges are paid.
G%ADvERTIsEMENTs not erceeding
ONE SQUARE ofprinted matter. are insert
ed three toeekS for one dollar eGch con-
tinudnce after, twenty-five cents. Larger
advertisements IN The same proportion.
All letters directed 10 he Editor pisss
he post paid"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
NOTICE.

/ WILL give the highest price in
Cash, for likely YOUNG NEGROES,
from ten TO thirty years of age. shall
be generally found at Mr.. Fawcett's
Tavern, Stanton. Any person wishing
to negotiate with me for the sale of such
property, may address me by letter TO
that place. For further information ap.
ply at the bar ofthe Eagle Tavern.
JOHN. b WILLIAMSON.
July l5th.-tf.
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Ne1O Goods.

/ ann now receiving general assortment
OF DRY GOODS, of the most handsome
style, selected with great care at Philadel-
phia, and offer them at the most reduced pri-
ces. The public are respectfully requested
to call and examine them.-A few of which
are as follows:-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the firm
of Kitchen s. Dunn, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
VIM. NJ. KITCHEN,
ISAAC DUNN.
November 4, 1881.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
TAILORING.

The subscriber still continues to carry
on business in the house opposite the
Carriage shop ofMr. Mccoy. where all
orders in his line will be thankfully re-
ceived and Punctually attended to, in q
style ofworkmanship not inferior to any
in the place.
VIM. NJ. KITCHEN.
Stanton, Nov. !.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

. Colored Merino,
5 Irish Linen, Long
s Lawn, gen'l asst,
<Linen Cambricks,
sLin. Cambrick hdkfs
SCambrick,
5 Bleached Cotton,
: Unbleached do
s Cotton plaid, 81 asst,
5 Superior, new style
s of Prints, very
; handsome, a large
s assortment of all
s colors & qualities.
5 French Ginghams,
: Scotch do
8 Seersucker do
s Superior fig'd 4-4
( Bobinett,
5 Plain do
5 English Dunstable
5 BoDnets,
<Dunstable and Leg
5 horn Bonnets, a
5 general asst,
5 Sheetings,
: Gloves, ladies' and
s gentlemen's, gen
5 eral assortment,
5 Hatters' Trimmings,
: gen'l asst,
s Jack Cards,
s Water proof do
SHat Buckles, black
: yellow and plated,
5 Hat feathers, of all
s qualities,
{ Hat Bands, drab and
: black,
; Bindings, drab and
s black,
( Silk Tips,
) Muslin finishBrushcs
; Stopping Brushes,
: Best Bow Strings,
Z OTdD Beaver,
5 Morocco Skins,
! Boys Caps gen. asst,
: Misses'Chinchilla,
; Childs' do
SLadies' Shoes, Last
( ing,a beautifulas't,
( PruneIla, Bronze,
) heeled, and spring
/, heeled,
yGentlemen's Pumps,
, ChiIdren's Shoes,
|, Gentlemen's Boots,
Ts,ooof n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

Superfne BIRD Cloths,
do black do
dc brown do
do pelisse do
Cassimeres, Cassinets
blue, black and
mixed,
Vests, made, Swans
down & MarseilIes
Rowen Cashmere
pantaloons,
Whitley alencia Vest
ing,
Buff do do
Black Silk plain do
Do do figured
Brown do figured
very handsome
Silk Velvet, very SUI
perior,
Cut do do
Vesting of all kinds,
Mandarines, black s.
orange for ladies'
dresses,
Grape de Leonsblack
and light blue,
Black Italian Lut-
strings, very supe-
rior,
Levantines,
Satin LeVantines,
Changeable Silk,
Gros de Naples, blk,
blue black , brown,
Figured Silks, vari-
GUS colours, striped
Silk hdks., Spittle-
field, bandanna,
flag and Raw Silk,
of superior quality
and style,
Cotipalla, orange and
lilac,
Dress hdkis,, Grape
Gauze, very hand
some, new style,
Black Italian Cravats
very good, large
size,
Pongee dress hdkfs.
Bombazines,
Bombazetts, black,
green, brown,
Colored Circassians,
orange, scarlet,
yellow green, lead
color,
Printed Flannel,
a general q
III A II ID
CUTLERY AN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue of two deeds Of trust exc.
cuted to the subscriber by William Baw
cult, one bearing date the 9Th day ofDe
cember 1880. and the other the 24th dav
of February 1881, and both of record in
the County Court Office of Augusta, will
be sold, for cash, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday the Goth day Of this month, on
the farm of said Bawcutt, on Middle ri
yer, about two miles from Mr.. William
Hangers Tavern,
'Ehe following property, viz
One negro man, named Benjamin, about
30 years ofage, one negro Girl, named
Jane, about - years of age, one negro
boy, named Daniel, about IL years of
age. one stage wagon, eight head of hor-
ses, four sets ofstage harness, thirty head
ofsheep, fifteen head of cattle, including
mich cows, fifteen head of hogs, two
bar share ploughs, three shovel ploughs.
seven hoes, one mattock, three axes, ono
wagon, one harrow, one pair of stretch.
ers and chains, five sets of wagon gear,
two shovels, one cupboard, four beds,
bedsteads. and bedding, three tables, one
candle-stand, and variety of other
household and kitchen furniture.
ALSO
Thirty Heres Of Wheat, and
1toenty Acres Of Rye.
Acting as trustee, the subscriber will
convey such title as is usual in similar
cases.
BRISCOE G. BALDWIN,
November4. Trustee
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
HARDWARE f.,
QUEENSw.ARE & GROCERIES

Among his GROCERIES, are
Coffee,
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
A few boxes of excellent Cheese,
Tea, Wine and Rum,
Pepper and Alspice,
Cinnamon, Cloves and Nutmegs,
Lamp Oil,
Indigo, Nader and Alum,
Salt Petre, Ginger, &c. &c.
He deems it unnecessary to say that he
offers his goods at low prices ;-as he
presumes all those wishing TO purchase
will call and examine for themselves.
'Stauatoa, Oct. 81, 1881.