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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-25
Still .4iiUe and Kicking!
The largest and most SPLENDID assortment ever
offered in this Town!
FRANK & co.,

lave just received their Fall and Winter supply Of
IL READY-MADE CLOTHING, and now offer 70 !,
the public the largest and must carefully selected assortment
offered in Staunion They have been very careful in
making their selections pay strict attention 10 the quality
of the materials and to the neaest durability and fashion
Of the workmanship and their entire stock they there
fore confidently recommend. Our stock comprises in part
the following articles, viz:
Fine Black and Blue French Cloth Frock and Dress Coas
English do. Black and Brown Cloth Sack Goats; Dab
Cloth, and Sack Over Coais Black Beaver Cloth Over
Goats Black Pilot Cloth Over Goats Blue Bankeian
Felt Over Coats Drab CoIored Over Coats of all kinds
splendid lot Of Black Cloth Coaks, very cheap.
Together 1Uh general assortment " Pantd0ons, riz
Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Cashmere and Cloth Pants; Black and Blue Sattnet
Pantaloons; Fancy and Blue Satlinet Panialocns
Together c rich and choice selection Of Vests, uiz -
Black and Fancy Satin Vests; Silk Velvet do; Psip
and Fancy Merno Vests, latest style; Black Cloth do.
Cashmere do. Plaid Wooden do. Saiiinet do.
We have and will keep large and fashionable assoft
men of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. Also. Genemens.
furnishing Goods, such Fine Shirts, Drawers, Silk Peck
ct and Neck Handkerchie Suspenders Stocks and CoI
lars also Silk and Cotton Umbrellas Leather Trunks,
and many other articles usually kept in Clothing Store,
not necessary to mention.
The public in general are invited to call and examine oue
stock Goods which will sell at cheaper rates. hss
similar articles can be purchased elsewhere.
We will be in receipt of fresh supplies throughout the
season. We will this Fall and Winter have decidedly The
largest stock of ClOhing brought TO this place.
We are determined to sell the principle Of "lage lee
and small profits"
Being with one Of the largest Wholesale Cloth.
ing Houses in the City of Baltimore, persons purchasing
will do well by calling before purchasing elsewhere,
as they can be supplied with every article in our line,
cheap as they be purchased any Of the Eastern cities
Call and examine for yourselves Remember the place.
Corner of the Virginia Hotel. FRANK u W,
Staunton, Sept. III, lS50-3m
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VIRGINIA Alta Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County at the Courthouse On
Thursday The 20h day Of June, 1850,
David Hull-Painlf
AGAINST
Alexander Laporte, Porereld A. Heiske Lewis Pauey
and James BeTry-Defendanls,
IN CHANCERY
"And upon the offer of p A. Heiskell, guaranteed by
Hugh W. Shefry tina, in the event OF sale, the Land
shall bring least $50, the sale made by The Commits
sonrr set aside and resale ordered by said Commits
soner j. A. WaddelI, who shall proceed 10 offer the Land
fur sale again by way Of public auction to the highest bid
der The place, upon The terms and after the notice
of SALE required and provided by The former Decree and
he will open the bidding the offer Of $500 The bid Of
said feiskel and if after ample and sufficient time allow
ed for bidding will give more than the upset price
of $500, he will report The sale as made TO p. A. Heskel
at $500, with Hugh W. Shrfay, as his security. And
upon the of the report Of the Court will make
the proper order for canceng the bonds of the first purcha
SER and restoring TO him what he paid in cash with inter-
from the time opaymen out of the cash proceeds "fhe
last sale, which cash proceeds Of last sale must therefore be
sufficient the expenses of both sales with interest
upon the amount Of cash paid by the first purchaser"
An Extract-Tesie,
CHAP. j. KINNEY, D. C.
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TRUST SALE
OF Real and Personal Property.

pursuance of two Deeds of Trust executed to the
dersigned by George Washington Whelbarger dated
respectively, Goth April le47 and 24h February ls49
shall proceed upon The premises, Friday the 18th day
of October next To sell the highest bidder for cash,
TRACT OF LAND lying in Augusta County. on The
North side Of the Middle River, adjoining Samuel Harms
berger and others, containing abou!
Has ACRES,
be the less, together with the Improvements
and appurlenances. Aso four head Of Horses. Road
Wagon, and Gear, Harrows, Poughs, and other Farming
Utensils one CIoverseed Threshg Machine, Wheat
Threshng Machine ard all the appurtenances belonging
To said Machines two Feather Beds and furniture belong
ing same three Bedseads, Clock, half doz Chairs,
two Tables. and many other articles of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Acting Trustee, shall convey TO the purchaser such
tile only as is vested in me by said Deeds.
NICIO. K. TROUT, Trustee.
September Is, lS50-tds
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lNHE next session Of this School will commence the
End day os September next, and close the last ofJune
1851. A handsome and commodous Brick edifce is now
in progress of erection which will furnish The School with
very superior accommodations The course Of study will
qualify young men for an advanced entrance in any Of our
bes, Colleges or for any practical pursuits of life
TERMs-In the Classical and Mathematical Depart
ment, per session Of 10 months. $50 90; English Depart
men according grade, per session, SIS and $240O.
BOARD, including washing, Sc, can be obtained in the
best families in the village and vicinity Sc and 81 so per
month"; few pupils be accommodated in the family
fthe Principal.
The community in which this School is located in
lgous influence and good morals is not surpassed in the
State.
n@- Address the Principal at Brownsburg, Va.
Iuv % lS50-4m
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no EIDT0IADElsso

1,HE undersigned having been appointed Commissios-
in Chancery by the County Court Of Augusta, Of
fers his services Executors, Administrators, Guardians,
Trustees &c. By provisions ofihe new Code the accounts
of Fduciares must be stated and settled before Commits
soner of the County Court, without order Of referenceI
the Commissioner also has power the instance ofan Ex-
ector or Administrator creditors before him in
order to ascertain the amount Of debtedness of the esate
upon which he has administered At the instance oany per-
son interested he may summon the Fduciay to account
before him. and judgment creditor may obtain from him
summons to the debtor, to appear before him and make
discovery, &c.
ANY business entrusted to will meet with prompt at
tenlion may be found all times when not profession
alIy absent at nv Law Office 10 Staunton.
WIN. H. HARTMAN.
Staunton, Sept. a, Ie50-6m.
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PUBLIC Sale.

WILL be offered for sale, public auction to the high
w est bidder, at my residence Bear Wallow, about
% miles North from Siaunon, on Wednesday the 2nd Of
Ocuber next. a large quantity of PERSONAL PROP
ERTY, as fulIows, viz:
$500 Bushels Of Wheat; 90 head of Cattle, mostly of
the Durham stock-abuut 80 which are Mch Cows; 80
head Of Horses % of which gmd work beasts. the re-
mandpr Mares and Cults; Corn Crusher; | OF McCor-
mick's Reaping Machines besides quantity of Farming
Untenss; 2good Road Wagons; good Wheat Fans,
SC. SC.
TERMS.-A credit of six months will he given on all
sums Ten Dollars, the purchaser giving bond with
proved security; under that sum- the cash will be required
SIMPSON F. TAYLOR.
September Is, l65O-3t.
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sonnet HTM G. NEW.

rH,E subscriber has just received his Fall supply Of
4 FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting III part Of
Blown Crushed and Loaf Sugars Green and Rio Coffee.
also superior article of West India ground and in pound
papers Aloasses, of different kinds Yonrg Hison and
Imperial Teas an extra arlicle boxes n f. Cheese,
box Pine Apple Cheese, very hne l hsrre' NO no
Nlackare Scotch Herring Soap and Candles of differ
ent kinds Ginger, Spice Nutmegs, Cinnamon Cloves,
Cirnn Sal Soda Cab. do, Fig Blue, Indigo, Starch,
Mustard, &c, Sc.
ALSO Painted Tubs. Buckets and Coolers; Measures,
Sifers, Sugar Boxes, Stick and Wsp Brooms, and in
short every article usually kept in establishment Of
this kind, all of which will be sold very low Call and
see for yourselves the Store opposite the Spectator OF
flee. CHAS. II. BALL
Staunton, Sept IS, 1850.
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READ
RusHWICK, Kings county, L. /, March


This is to certify that was taken i'll during the Of the
cholera in the year 1882 and continued thus until The spring oil
S42 during which time severely troubled with dyspp
sia and all lis various Of suffering. became extremely
melancholy and with suffering so that Lille
itself seemed buthensome in the meanme applied 10
Der othe best physicians who prescribed for and many
the bitter doses Of medicine that Took but without avail
At last, ycldd TO despair The idea Of taking the precrp
ton> Of the any longer useless and was utterly
opposed taking pills. My friends became alarmed often
lced try Brandeth Pills. asserting that they had de-
rived grca, bcn fits from their use AT last was tempted to
give iGcm trial. and is but just say that after using them
short time, began and entirely rcstord
h, ath and think duty owe 10 the world and to Dr.
N. BLISS.
AGENTS.-WM KYLE, Stanton; VIM W King, Waynes-
boro IL Ncssrrsmiih Mt Scion NJ Stout Co New Hope;
Whitmorc, Mt Mrridian John Morris, Fhrrsville;
Thomas Holt, jennings Gap Bn Graham, Grrcnvile Nc
Gufin & Co., Midway Jas Guy, Deerhed; w Clarke
Parnassus b aogshead Co., Parnassus; w lillian Bell
Churchve; Sterling & Son, Harronburg; Jacob Bear,
Lexington Watts, Charottesvile Stewart, Mibo-
ro Springs G Wise, Warm Springs.
September 25 1S50.-2m.
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ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS.
"A. M. SINE YSON,


ID ESPECTFULLY inturus the public that he has just
received from Baltimore, large supply of Material
in his line such as Lasts Newest Style, aud 81
very handsome; Gum Over SHOES, with
Gulla Percha boltOms and spendid ss~ n ~sSs
article. 49,
French Calf SKINS Morocco and Kid of all descriptions
Fine Hastings for Ladies Caters; Franche for do
riuus coors, a new arrlcls White Kid for Wedding
Shoes &c, Sc, which he is prepared To Manufacture
into Bouts Shoes. &c. in sly that cannot fail 10 please
All work warranted
In addition 10 the work dune in his shop, he has ad
ded a handsome stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, &c,
of Northern make which he will sell reduced prices, for
cash. or on the usual tine.
gEy- Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order, for
Weddings and PARTIES, at short notice.
Stanton, Sept. %, 1850.
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BOOTS AND SHOES!

aARBY 8 DAVIS
JEAVING returned irpm Baltimore with large lot Of
suitable material for the manufacture OF Gentlemen
and Ladies' work. are prepared I" carry IN the
Boot and Shoe Making Business
in all It's branches, and respectfully invite the attention of
the public their establishment Besides the work
ally dune Gpnlemen'S Buuls, Shoes, Cutters &c., they
have added audppcal attention will be given lohe IMAM
uacure of Ladies work, such Ladies Kid, Morocco and
Cater Shues Misses and Chdrens Shues Of every vare
ty and style, &C., &C., all of which will be executed in
manner, which Tor durability and beauty cannot be surpass
ed. Their prices will be reasonable aud their work war
rantCd.
EE,- Call and see a, the old stand Of d. c. HARRY,
opposite the Virginia Hotel.
HARRY s. DAVIS.
Sianninn. Sent o. IS5O-6m.
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AGENTS.

THEoDoRit McRopERr Esq Williamsville, Bath County
WILLIAM L. FERrle Esq, Huutersve, Pocahontas County
MIR. THoRSroS G.. Stout, New Hope, Augusta County.
William w FLEMING, Esq, Monterey, Highland County
JAMES S. Guy, Esq. Deer6eld, Augusta County.
Col. GEORGE w HUI, Mcdowell, Highland County.
Mr. JACOB CRIsT, Long Glade, Augusta County.
Mr. SlNcLaIR HARTMAN, Green Bank Pocahontas County
Capt. DAVID McFALL, Mt. Scion, Augusta county.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL sell, at my late residence near Middlebrook, on
Friday the 4h OF October next, the following property,
viz: Above 20 head Of aillp Of my Horses and
Blackwell Sheep my Farming Utensils. including
Poughs, Harrows, Wheat FAM Rolling Screen, &c., &c.,
and sumo Blacksmith Tools. Also, Hay Oats and Corn,
to be delivered when husked.
TERA1S.-AII sums under S., cash-and on all sums
over S. nine months credit will be gwen; the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
Sale to commence 10 o'cluck
w. G. CAMPBELL.
Stanton, Sept. Is, I850.-3t.
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MoRE ABOUT WLANE 5 VERMIFuGE! !, = Read The fol-
lowing testimonial to the value Of this great medicine
for worms:
'FhS is tncertify that purchased me vial of Lanes
Worm Specific two months since. ad uniSiered
two spOons full to of mne about years old, and
have doubt bu there upwards of 1000 pass
ed from him. measuring from quarter of An inch
inches in length G. w. HOLIDAY"
December 9th, lS47.
Gc5- Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P. EsR-
RIDGE, Sraunonaso by Druggists and dealers generally
lhroughout the United States.
September .. 1850.
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THE CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE.

IIIE VIIatNUT10 VT i f1NI F1sEi I OTSI1'
Sudden changes from chilly weather. nntavora
bic health and is fact universally admitted that heat
and moisture powerful ag producing disease and that
dry and wrt weather. both favorable 10
its generation it does not signify what we call it; II may De
ague NAV be bilious fever it may be yellow fever it may
he dysenery may be- rheumatism it may be bronchitis IT
may be cholc may be cospation OF the bowels may be
inflammation of the bowels; may be- inflammation Of The som.
ach may b. affection hut s it disease, and
durable by the Brandrrh Pills, because they remove
all impurities the body all that any feed
the further progress The malady matter how Called thus
these pills only the most proper medicine but generally
the only medicine thatneed Or ought to be used.
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.aUCTION!
SALE OF LUMBER.

vUNE subscriber. as administrator Of Samuel Hunter, de-
ceased will offer for sale public aucon on Friday
the 9th nst at Hunters Saw-mill, on Back Greek,
inch and half inch and three quarter and inch plank
ioss flooring scaniling of different sizes, including Poplar
and Maple bedstead stuff, well seasoned Locust m5ers
and abuut 80 seasoned Axeees, for Wagons The Lum-
Der will be sold in lots of convenient size. credit OF SIX
months for all over $2O for less amounts the casn VIII
be required. ADAM MoCHEoNEf, Admof.
Sentember II. lS5O-3t
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TlAERBlAgs RECORD,

On the 18th instant, By the Rev William Brown, JAMES L.
Wits, Esq Of Nelson County and RGAREr c. REID daugh
ter Of Benjamin +. Reid, Esq, { this County.
Or Lynchburg and Richmond papers please copy.
On the 22nd of August BY the Rev D. s. Spesad Mr. JAMES
r. Ho6sHEAO Miss EIzaBErH F. BuRSEa both AuguSta.
On the 22nd instant the Mr. JoHN MoyEss Miss
MARY HAusEMAN, both OF Augusta.
On Tursay the 10Th instant at Po,ter Bank the residence
of D. & Grim by the Rev ]. &. Hensc Mr. GEoRGE Muck
to Miss FRANCES E eldest daughter Of Mr. Jacob Thomas all
Of this County.
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THOMAS & @ElARASS BAhlSo
No. LOG Main Street, Richmond, Va,

1S-0-----0~--1
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Day Goops AND HARD
WARE, have received by ships Star Of the West,
R. Palmer" and Prentice" from Liverpool and various
arrivals from the North a full assortment OF
FALL GOODS;
to which they invite the attention Of country merchants
Many Of these goods were purchased early in the summer
much below present prices and will be sold accordngy-
Consisting in part Of
Black and colored Alpacas,
Alpaca and Mohair Lustres,
Silk striped Brocades, Chameleon Silk Regents,
Colored Thibet Cloths,
Rich printed de LANES,
Paln and Cashmere do,
English, American and Clyde Prints,
Gala Plaids and Grghams,
Wove thread Edgings and Laces,
Cambrc and clear Lawn Handkerchiefs.
Mems Printed Cambria do,
Pongee, Shanghai and Corah do,
Rich Fancy Cravals.
Nlatteuni and Gro de Rhine do,
Silk and worsled Mitis and Gloves, -
Mems buck and lined Berlin do,
Embroidered Cashmere and Tartan Shawls,
Damask Diapers and Napkins,
Linen Sheeling and Towelling,
Brown and white Holland,
Canton and printed Fannels,
CUaklngs and Cloak Innings,
French, Belgian and American Cloths,
Fancy Cassmeres and Doe Skins,
Wmlen Velvet Veslings,
Rich Silk and satin do,
Printed Mueskins,
Prince Albert Cords,
Flushings ard Beaver Cloths,
Gentnela blue Pilot do
Blue, scarlet and gray Blankets,
Twilled and DuffiI do,
Whitney and rbbon hound Bed do,
A heavy stock Of Kerseys,
Sanes. Flannes, Checks,
Bieached and Brown Cutons.
HARDWARE.
$500 dozen Knzes and Forks,
1900 do Pocket Knives, Rodgers" Wostenholm
and other makes,
400 do Scissors and Shears,
900 do Pad Locks,
800 do Stuck Locks, English and American,
$50 do RIM Murlire and CUset Locks,
$50 do Virginia. Davis & Collins Axes.
ono groce Britannia and Iron tea aud table Spoons,
1000 pair Traces all kinds,
basket Wires,
so mouse hole and other Anvs,
$50 single and double Guns,
A complete assortment Of Saddlery.
Richmond. Sept. 6, lS50-3t.
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Stars OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dispatches have
been received here from jacksn dated the l7h instant,
stating that there great Union Meeting held Ray.
mold and that Gen. Graves JohnSn Miles, Kerger Scott
SheoR Adams, Mayors and Others spoke; and that the
fathers of the country were present.
Also teearsphc despatch from Narchez Sept, II that
there call for meeting signed by five hundred aud
w,rlq citizens of Adams county. the urct of which
TO sustain the Congressional settlement and Gen. Foote'S
course Washington Union.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-25

SPENCER'S Cesar Lncoln's Livy Tyler's Tacitus;
- Schmz and Zumpl's Sallust Schmitz and Zumpps
Virgil Andrews Latin Reader; Andrews Latin Exer
cises Andrews Salust Andrews Caesar Life and Let
,ers Of Thomas Campbell, by DIR. Beate.
PAPER.
Heavy Superfne English Cap Paper Letter Paper
Note Paper and Envelopes Botng Paper; Tissue Paper,
Sc, just received and for sale by r. COWAN.
Stauntun Sept IL 1850.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, Sept. 90 1880
BrrF-Seals Weight So 75a 1925 Extra quality will
command higher price.
Hoes-S a SO nett; market dull
MUrTo>s-S2 SO nett, as in quality
BALTIMORE Sept. 90 1850.
BEEF-Scale Weight So 90
Hoes SIS 90 SIS 90, no demand.
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Notice of Sale.

IN pursuance of the above Decree the Land Of Alexandra
Laporte, lying in the Great Calf Pasture, nineteen
from Staunton, and containing about 200 ACRES, VIII
again be offered for sale, public auction, the premises.
Thursday, the 24h day of October next So much OF
the purchase money will deay the expenses of both sales
will be required in hand the balance upon credit Of
six Twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser executing
bonds with good security.
J. A. WADDELL, Comm.
September Is, le50.-tds.
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NEW BOOKS.

MT ANSFIELD'S History Of the Mexican War. Amer
I'VE lean Manuel Webster's large Dictionary Kingsley S
aci1us An,hon's Tacs Juvenal. Xenophun. Xennphuns
Anabass, Principles Of Y mIuey, by Augustus Gould Da
ves' Descriptive Geometry, Anlhons Anaiasis, Anlhon's
Memorabilia and Anthons Cicero, Znmpl's Latin Gram
mar, Buinu's Greek Grammar, J"hnsons Chemistry,
Gray's Philosophy Diapers Chemistry aud Diapers Phi
osuphy Oendnrf's New Method Of learning 10 read and
speak French Davies Algebra Smiths Algebra. Baily'S
Algebra, just received and for sale by
VIM. CHAMBERS.
C,o,n,,n Sent 25 1880
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold on Thursday Sd day of October at the
w residence of The late John Anderson on Back Creek,
the following property, viz:
Eight head Of Nurses, Thirty head Of Cattle. Thirty Hogs,
One Four Horse Wagon. Two Livingston Ploughs and
other Farming utensils; 200 Bushesof Wheat and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS, made known IN day OF Sale.
BY THE ADMINISTRATOR.
September IL, lS50-tds,
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Stanton, Sept.
a CARD.

HAVE been appointed by the County Court Of Angus
Ia one of the three Commissioners Of said Court to
state settle and report the accounts of Executors Admins
traitors and Flducaries generally and perform all other
duties pertaining such business required by the
New Code of Laws.
Parties interested who may desire my services will Pease
apply my office nearly opposite the Court
H. NJ. BELL.
Staunton, Sept 4, ls50-6m.
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AIMS BEY. the Turkish Ambassador is receiving every
attention Al the hands the government at Washington.
On Thursday. Mr. Webster called an him his lodgings
after which he tuuk him in his carriage the Capital and
Introduced him many members of both Houses Of Con-
gress. The Envoy appeared much araifed by this
tesy, and spent slne time each house.
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Browns Cantharidins Blist,rlug Tissue.

THIS elegant Vescating TISSUE which owes ito hH
Ing properties solely to Cantharidne, has been =, 80
tensve use for several years. and overcoming Tho
dice entertained by The Profession against new an
etary preparations It is cheaper and will BIZ ale, r.
surface at less cost than any other preparation. Fo
Stanton, July 81, 1850.
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.svDre,,saces Wanted.

TRNE subscriber wishes 10 procure one or two boys from
fifteen to sixteen years Of age as Apprentices learn
The Cabinet Making Business. None but those who can
come well recommended for good moral cha need ap-
ply. GEO. D. LANCASTER.
Staunton, Sept IS, l850.-4l
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NEW 1D@@ES9

IIARpER'S New Monthly Magazine; La4g,s Book !.
Sar,ain's and Grahan's Magazines, for xpst Lit
te's Living Age Macaulay's History Of Engt I new
cheap edition Heroine. Of Missionary EnseIphss Fainter
Glider, and varnisher's Companion Kenaedy's Life Of
'"D :, 49,. ROBERT ooWAN.
Slaunton, July 81, 1850.
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augusta County Court Clerks Office, To Wit:
ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by George Coey. Of Augusta County, on
the 20th day of September. 1850, STEER Of dunn
color with some white under The belly, and TN the legs,
star in The forehead, cracked horns supposed To he iva
years DID, and marked with half crop off The left and an
underkee in the right ear and appraised TO So 90.
Can Extract from the records.)
Tes,e, WM ID. TROUT, d. C.
Septembpr % lS50-3t.